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What to Do When Mourning a Beloved Animal

 Are you Mourning the death of a pet? Mourning a Beloved Animal: What to Do? We never imagine that this day would come, but unfortunately, our furbabies don’t have the gift of a longer lifespan to share countless moments at our side. There is no way to protect ourselves from this pain. Despite what some people say regarding the mourning of your pet as a silly feeling, the pain is very much real. Many issues can surface from their departure, what to do with the body, how to tell the children, how to help them to integrate the pain of losing their Animal companions.    Necessary steps to deal with the grief  If your animal is sick and it is in a Vet Hospital: If your Furbaby is sick, go visit your cat, or your dog, and bring the children with you. Talk to them, allow them to let go if they feel it is their time. Tell them that you don’t need to see them suffering and in pain, it is important to say your goodbye. You as their earthly guardian should observe a compassionate attitude, especially when they are dealing with the end of life issues.    Compassionate Euthanasia:  When the suffering of our pet is too much, or the quality of life can’t be preserved, your Veterinarian may suggest euthanasia. The ideal scenario would be to have the procedure done at your home, with all the pet’s family around, including other animal companions. This may sound creepy at first but would help them relax and feel that they are not being abandoned. For many Pets, their collars are symbols of their belonging, their guarantee that they have a place in the family. It is important not to take their collars before the procedure, it can inflict some...

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