If your pet received a terminal diagnosis, it doesn’t just bring the fear of loss. It brings emotional and information overload along with the chaos of a thousand questions and impossible decisions.
End-of-life planning can feel overwhelming, but it’s natural to want options that honor both your pet and your values, like choosing eco-friendly options when possible.
Whether post diagnosis or you have a special senior, navigating caregiving and anticipatory grief for your pet can leave you feeling overwhelmed and isolated.
A disenfranchised grief, pet loss is often misunderstood. Read five pet loss myths that society tends to believe and can even start to creep into your own mind.
The quality of life and euthanasia decision. It feels like the weight of the world is on top of you. Trying to find that elusive “right” time to make a decision for a beloved family member to transition.
Knowing that you’ll soon be faced with farewell and living in a changed world, can be extremely overwhelming. How can you survive this sometimes torturous time when you’ve got life obligations, your pet and grief all vying for your attention?
Join February’s
Valentine grief project ~
A gentle scavenger hunt,
rooted in love and remembrance.