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  • Post category:Bereavement / Family / Feelings and Emotions
  • Post published:March 4, 2016

Given the intense bond many of us share with our animals, it’s natural to feel devastated by feelings of grief and sadness when a pet dies.

Source: Coping with Pet Loss @ HelpGuide.org: A trusted non-profit guide to mental health and well-being

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  • Ten Tips on Coping with Pet Loss @ The Pet Loss Support Page

    Excerpt: Anyone who considers a pet a beloved friend, companion, or family member knows the intense pain that accompanies the loss of that friend. Intense grief over the loss of a pet is normal and natural.

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