It can be harder to lose a pet than a person because they are truly innocent and unconditional.

It can be especially difficult when your pet had shown more humanity than most people around you. All we can do is be grateful for the memories and to have been a part of their journey.

My dog was my life … he was my family .. I’m truly devastated , I cannot stop crying . I see him everywhere . RIP Humphrey

Lost my dog 3 days ago. Been crying everyday since then. I miss him so much

I think the death of a pet, can be worse than the death of a person, depending on the person. Animals are innocent and good and absolutely genuine in their love. They are the closest thing to Angel's on this earth.

I have always grieved the loss of my pets far deeper than the loss of humans...

My two doggies protected me from my narcissistic husband and now they have both gone, it’s a very lonely life. I did promise my last dog before he died that he didn’t have to worry anymore and protect me because I will make sure sure I will be ok. That promise to him has kept me going during the really dark parts. The bigger the love, the bigger the grief.

When my parents died and when I left my marriage, it was stressful. However, when I lost my dog, Lily, it was just pure agonizing grief.

I put my dog down today 😢 I was and am extremely grief stricken. Could not stop crying very ugly tears, gut wrenching ache. I loved my Brady girl, she was a sweet heart. She was a part of my soul that got ripped out of me. It is so raw

I wanted to spend the rest of my life with you; but instead I am deeply honored knowing you spent the rest of your life with me.” -Camille Marcotte Just ❤to everyone. R.I.P. 🐈‍⬛ Blacky

What helps me is remember to be grateful. We are all here for a finite amount of time, but we have had the chance to be part of their lifetime, enjoy their existence, and have the privilege to get to know them. Which is all we can truly have. My condolences to everyone.

It's 5 months and I'm still grieving. Depression, not sleeping, crying 😢 all the time. Miss my Furbabies 😢

My best friend is gone. The worst part is my parents, I take such good care of, poisoned him. My father, specifically. It was an accident, but so unnecessary, so stupid, such a nightmare to wake up to and wonder what went wrong at the animal ER... I can't stop wailing in the night, away from my wife. I don't think I can ever forgive this. My little friend, my only real friend, had so many more years to go.

Animals are beyond humans when it comes to unconditional lifelong loyalty .

I lost my cat Tibbles on 10th January this year. I had him for 15 years. He was killed in front of me by a staff dog that had got off his lead. I can honestly say Tibbles was their with me through all my life traumas and heartache. I love him so much. He helped me to open up my heart again ♥️ So much love and comfort to all of you that have lost your beloved pets. ♥️♥️

I lost my dear little precious Penelope Jack Russell last week. She was my everything. I could face anything because she was there to come home to each night, and now the house is empty and my life is empty and cold. Some people have no idea how broken people are without the unconditional love from their warm, happy dogs and cats. If Penelope isn't in Heaven when I pass, I want to go where she is instead. I can't go through this soul deep pain again.

I lost a 15 year old Tuxedo cat named Max early this year. Never had such a strong bond with an animal before him. He was unusually empathetic towards humans and always sensed if something was wrong. He would put his paw on my heart when I was in the middle of a panic attack. Putting him down was one of the most traumatic things I've ever experienced in my life. The weeks following I started having multiple panic attacks every damn day and night. I never felt so out of control. I'm mostly ok now but still have random moments where the weight of this loss re-emerges in very vivid flashbacks. My heart goes out to anyone currently dealing with this.

I lost my dog at 5:45 AM from a stroke she had. I walked in the room she was in and I saw her on the floor shaking on the floor and she was still alive. I wanted to save her and I was to scared to do anything. I was trying to call a 24/7 vet but it was too late and she died in my hands. I have been crying ever since that night and I just can't bare with this sadness. I miss her so much and her life was taken at a young age. I had gotten her back in summer and I still remember taking care of her when she was just a baby. I have learned to accept the sadness and let it overtake me but to also remember how such a great dog she was.

I just lost my pet today. She was everything to me and it is true that my grief mirrors the immense love my dog felt for me and me for her. I know time heals in some way but the pain is never truly gone. My heart goes out to all the ones who lost their furry family.

Oh man … I lost my 12 yr old lab last December frig it was like relearning to walk again in a way, so much old crap came back up I thought I was done with 😢 Was the longest, healthiest relationship I’ve ever had, didn’t realize how much I relied on that relationship until it was gone

I'm so fkn scared of losing my feline soul mate. I got him, or he got me, already as an older cat when lockdowns began and have become scarily attached to him. I've never loved anything or anyone like this before. I'm saving this video. :(

I lost my sweet dog recently. I held her in her last moments. I was glad I got to be by her side and that I was home when it happened. I pray I get to see her again someday. I've had many pets but she was something so special to me. I find peace in that she's not suffering but the grief is so real. I feel... hollow. It's hard to believe it's real. We buried her under her favorite cherry tree where she'd like to lay in the shade.🌳 My heart hurts beyond words.

Cats have been constant companions throughout every day of my adult life. Saying the final goodnight to my beloved Kitkat after nearly 20 years was so painful. Always missed 💔

Zack, my best friend, a schnouzer jrt, was suffering kidney failure at 15 years. We had so many good times and were connected heart to heart. He left peacefully 2weeks ago. This is a difficult passage

I have accepted the death of my wonderful dog Honey, but since she died in September 2019 I haven't been ok. I've sat with the sadness, the grief and the change, I've been in counselling for many many years anyway delaing with the trauma of childhood sexual abuse at the hands of my father, but I'm always reminded of her and the pain doesn't seem to be getting much easier. I have anxiety, depression and CPTSD, her death was handled so dispicably by the vets, and I watched the life leave her beautiful big eyes. She was only 12 , (I'd had her since she was a puppy) and apparently had a very sudden and aggressive onset of cancer. I find that more than ever I pray that God will take me in my sleep and let me be with her. She means everything to me and I'm still devastaed over 3 years later. We don't deserve dogs. They're too good for this world. I stick around for my family, but I'm just reminded that they will die too, and I will have to go through so much grief again anyway. It's a hard thing to come to terms with for me. Much love and hugs to all of you who are missing your baby/ best friend 💖

Richard, this came at the right time for me. I just lost my Sheba on December 2. She was more than a pet- she was a service animal and companion for me. She helped with both my physical illness and my ptsd. I'm lost without her right now.

My dog Pepe just passed away yesterday. The pain is hard to bear. He's been with us, with me for 14 yrs. 😢 I, we didn't see it coming, so unexpected, so sudden. I love him so much. 😢😢😢 He's been my companion since I became an empty nester 2 yrs ago. I love him so much.😢

I lost my dog today, and this video is truly comforting. I am really grateful for the time I shared with my dog.❤🐕

Thank you for doing this one. I had my German Shepherd Emma for over 10 yrs. She was my support animal and was by my side all the time. She was so incredibly in tune with me and was so loving and made me feel safe. She passed this Summer and it’s been so hard to cope at times.

I have only pet children..no husband I have worked at animal hospitals for over 15 years..3 horses..many dogs and cats..they are the most loving creatures on the planet..thank God they don't have our Egos..without them I would be lost..the pain I go through with each one is like loosing A piece of my own soul..it takes me months to get over..each and every time..but to ignore their eyes which are the window to their soul would be impossible.. BOSTON 🍀

I lost my dog almost 11 months ago, I had him 16 years and I can still have moments of grief and tears when someone mentions him or I see a photograph. The grief was like being on an emotional rollercoaster, it was an all consuming pain but as time has gone on it has become easier to deal with. I don't think I'll ever fully get over it, I've avoided having another dog because I don't want to go through that again.

I know this man means well and I really appreciate that. My dog was my everything and not just like losing a pet, he was my baby and I will never get over it

My favourite pet died 5 months ago, and I'm still devastated. I have a photo of him next to me every day and I talk to him. He was born in my house 13 years ago. I still have his mum.

I just put my twenty year old cat to sleep 😢 it was such an honor to have been his human and to grieve him was and is a moments tough. Thank you for this ❤❤❤❤

I just lost my dog two weeks ago after 14 yrs. I realised that I had spent more time with him during that time than I had with any other living being. Now I really am alone. No humans, no other pets, just me. The stillness is excruciating. Thank you for this video. You have helped me with cptsd stuff before,but I stopped watching you there for a while. I was in so much grief pain tonight, I was desperately searching for some help and this came up. It has helped. Just having someone acknowledge that this grief is real and valid helps more than you know.

I've lost my Labrador end of october after ten years. She died in my arms, I buried her in my garden, for two weeks her spirit was still around, but now, even that I feel that death is just a transition, the fact of separation and loss is hard to bear.

So happy ur doing this. I just lost my cat 🐱 Jake this past summer and am still grieving pretty deeply. I can’t even look at pictures of him it it’s still too painful. Ty 🙏🤍🌟

I lost both of my dogs 3 years apart 8 & 5 years ago. I am still grieving. I also lost my Mum (narcissist) 3 years ago but the pain of losing my dogs is terrible and the worst. People say I should get another dog but I just can't. It's not logical but I feel disloyal thinking about getting another and also it's having to face the pain again. 😢

Perfect timing, anticipatory grief, of a pet that is going to pass, that pre loss, my last pet, and loss of 3 pets in the last 2 years, its like my home was a safe haven for pets, like they have all left, flown the nest in death ! Veterinary fees have sky rocket, its becoming very expensive to have a pet! I don't know life without pets! Rescues, (for all my life, ) abandoned, I just love animal Companionship ❤ their unconditional ♥, their courage, engagement, presence, loyalty, protection, a soulful connection, playfulness, their amazing heartfelt ❤

Toughest part is when you know there is probably something you could have done better sometimes you actually could have so now you know better but there is also the part that you probably love the animals way more than most people because you actually trust them.

I lost my dog yesterday and this video was very comforting. Thank you.

My sweet 15 year old black lab Monty passed a few months ago and I have been seriously struggling. He got me through EVERYTHING and was part of my healing. My best friend. My baby. My confidante. Thank you RG. As usual, perfect timing.

My german shepherd of almost 12 yrs was just diagnosed with Lymphoma. She has been my emotional support. I am finally sorta free of a 43 yr toxic marriage where I was always the problem. 2 of my 6 children hate me because I left. I didn’t know what to call what I was dealing with, until I did. It is going to be hard to let my best friend, my confidant, my comforter and the one who has stood by me when others shunned and scorned and blamed and accused. I’m starting to realize that love is a true power and it’s real and it doesn’t disappear, it grows. I try to look at life now as a way to make every last minute with Ida-girl as minutes I can celebrate her. When she’s gone, I will morn for myself, but I can testify she has fulfilled her mission in this life, she returns to the creator valiant. What a gift I have been given ❤

Thank you ❤️ I just lost a very dear pet and my heart is aching something dreadful.

I said goodbye to my little friend three days ago. I love you Joey. Thank you for being my friend for 14 years

Who understands it is like a loss of your child, a very dear friend... Thinking about them with love. Thank you Richard

It has been ok days and deeply depressed days for me lately when I lost Chase in May. I only had him for 4 years and he gave me so many great memories especially with my mom sickness and when I had COVID. I miss him a lot. Thank you for the video of comforting words. Doing my best to take it one day at a time.

When my dog died it was the worst grief I ever felt so painful but still wouldn't regret having my dog

I lost my pet dory years ago but it neverr gets easier for me… we put her down after her kidneys where failing and we could do anything, I would do anything to open my door and see her walk in to snuggle one last time… I just miss her so much she was such a sweet dog and I loved her

I lost my best friend of 16 years today, my sweet sweet angry, grumpy kitty. I have never experienced this kind of grief - I was not ready for it. Thank you for this video.

Yesterday we had let our beloved Springer spaniel go with acute kidney failure. Not 5 years old. An absolute catastrophe for us in so many ways. Thank you for this video, there's no stopping the pain so let it flow. It is after all an expression of pure unconditional love.

I had to put down the only being that’s ever loved me unconditionally two months ago. Todays her birthday. I’m scared to grieve. That I won’t come back. There are no words for how much I loved my baby

Thank you so much,I just lost my Nelly yesterday and the grief is just massive. She made me a better person. She was special.

It'll be 6 months on March 9th since my golden passed away. I know the decision I made was the right one because he was in lots of pain. But man i miss him every second of every single day. If i could give away 14 plus years of my own life to have him with me again I would do it in a heart beat...i miss my buddy. Nothing has been the same without him. Its all a mixture of emotions because I'm also going to be a dad to a baby boy in April. Lots of changes have transpired in a short time. I'm always praying for strength and guidance.

As my dog has got older, now 10, I've thought of losing him. He has been with me through so much life trauma. Depression and more. He has been my furry crutch with his love and companionship. He is stubborn and clever, for a dog! I am mentally preparing a little bit for his walk over the doggy rainbow. So its not a complete surprise. I understand some pets wait for their owners in the afterlife. I KNOW he will be there, patiently waiting. That helps, a lot.

My cat Bazzi died last night. This is the first KZfaq video in my feed.

An animal sees you, not your image. That makes a connection very authentic imo. It hurts like hell, what helped me (last year) was a counseler who really paid attention to my story and my sadness, she was very good at listening and after that one session I was okay; still sad but I was okay.

Thank you for this . I ost my chi Chihuahua 💕 in February she was 16. I have had her since a baby. I don't. Know how I could of went through the last 16 years without her ♡♡♡

We lost our pet on 12/20/2023. I found this video and it did help with the loss our Newfie. Thank you Richard for posting this. It did help with the grieving process. Much Appreciated. Thanks again.

When my Sheppard passed I held a small memorial for her. Guest who knew her came and were given an opportunity to speak about her. We had candles, incense and a buddhist-type memorial and a poster-size picture of her. It helped us all.

Timely. 😢 Karma was my faithful beast and it’s still killing me… August 29th was a brutal day. Interesting that in your last video for calculating CPTSD I didn’t really tick all the boxes but holy shit, this pain lingers.

I just had to put my best friend of 9.5 years down Tue June 11 2024 and I am just lost. Got him when I was at a really low point in my life stationed in VA in the NAVY with no friends or relatives and was quite depressed. It was him and I for about 2 years before I got another dog, but it was always him that held the most special place in my heart. He is gone now and I still have my other dog, but I have never felt more alone than I do right now. I'm 38 and single with no kids so he was quite literally my everything. Tried to take my dog out for a walk yesterday and realized I hadn't been on a walk without my best friend Maverick in almost a decade only grabbing one dog bowl, seeing a ball, not hearing his bark at a knock at the door, not seeing his head poke through the bathroom door, no longer seeing his happy smile, no more of him resting his head on my chest and licking me every morning I wake up..........................I feel like I don't ever want another dog cause no dog can ever be or measure up to what he did for me. My life is just a wreck at the moment.

Lost my baby bird today. hardest thing I've experienced especially when I came so close to saving it! What an innocent, beautiful creature!

unimaginable pain. thank you for this video. i lost my four legged best friend of 14 years today. she was the sweetest, bestest, goodest, dog a person could ever want or have. i am sad, i will be sad, and i will honor her passing.

I am almost 79 and from the age of 11 when I lost my Mum to cancer and my first dog to a rta( when hardly any cars were about), I have loved and lost over 35 pets. The losses were all traumatic, some to be fair more than others but still I have pets and remember them all. They have been more loyal and special than any human has ever been. I could not have lived or live now without my furry ( and once feathered) friends.

I lost my beautiful Cali the day after Thanksgiving last year 😪. She was my sweety🥰 I trusted a neighbor that offered to walk both my babies while I was at work. I paid her WELL! she had a key to my home (of course).... I gave her set rules for my Cali (she is a runner) . The walker knew not to EVER let her of her leash. Well, she did. I got a call at work....RUSHED to my Cali.... got her to ER..... She didn't make it....... The temptation to beat fire from the dog walker was overwhelming..... along with that urge, was my heart literally breaking..... it's been a bit over a year now. When I see this woman, my mind still goes to beating fire from her .... she never apologized, she's never paid for the vet bills or cremation.....the loss of my Cali still hurts, just not as bad..... still hurts to remember the good times 😪

Wow...omg i lost my best friend last Tuesday..and i still feel empty. And lost without her. She was my biggest mentor..when i asked for one she was the one i was looking for..and asking for. And i feel guilty. Because she had diabetes. I didnt walk her alot like i used to because i was too focused on fixing another relationship that i didnt realize to have let it go the issues i had with my bf. I know crying isnt gonna bring her back or fix what happened. But man.. she was so brave and strong. And she didnt like anyone to be crying. She always licked my tears away. Wanted me to be happy. Loved me and everyone no matter what they look like..how they were...

I just unexpectadly lost my 4 year old labrador the other day, and no one ever talks or prepares you for the pain of losing an animal - I was truly not prepared for the pain that I would feel losing my dog. I am completely devastated and heartbroken, especially seeing her suffer the last moments of her life. I am trying to learn how to cope with the grief (as this is something that is not often talked about - the pain of losing your dog). Thank you for sharing this podcast, it did truly help me heal slightly and made me not feel so alone. Thank you.

I had to put my dog Reggie down today. We spent 11 years together and he was definitely a part of my soul. I feel alone without him. Going to allow myself to grieve and heal. I love you buddy, and we’ll see each other again ❤

Coming on 1 yr with the loss of my bpf, (best pet friend), my shadow, my help, my fiercest protector, silliest, funniest, truest, most loyal companion. I'm just now barely able to add up how the loss affected. Me. I look down and I don't know where the grief is because I was unfortunately not afforded an opportunity to feel the loss. It was tragic in nature; her death. And cruel. Too much to describe. I am cptsd and though she was not technically trained for it....she was my unintentional but much needed support dog. She instinctively gave pressure therapy before I ever heard the term. And she just could feel my very heart rate change. She was abused as a pup. I showed a Lil love and Turns out she picked me. And we shared so much in 8 yrs. She was hit by a car, survived parvo, had surgery to remove a tumor we thought would be terminal cancer but she again defied the odds! and in the end she suffered a cruel death while I was away. I didn't even have a body to recover. So idk about others but to honor her ì had to get up.....and walk again. Hope again. And who knows maybe one day another miracle could happen to me. I'm open. But till then I'll find a way to grieve properly and remember her with all my love. She was and is the best friend a girl like me could've ever had! Thanks Noodle.....for everything. C ya again. Psalm 36:6

I really really appreciate you talking about the loss of a pet. I rescue, I train and I volunteer my time with dogs. Sometimes I think of giving up for a lot of reason but that would be selfish.

Just had my pet euthanised a week ago due to illness. I did the same thing. I fully accepted the grief let it all out. I didn’t want to go through the same hell for months like last time and just embraced it. I’ve given away his toys etc. and not holding on to mementos like I normally would as that seems to prolong things. I kept one little thing. A week later and I’m ‘okay’ and just thankful for the time I had with him comforted in the knowledge that he was loved and had a good life.

Never got over my MAXX-I swear if he was human he was my sole mate! Always w me, silent but big to protect. He reminds me of my favorite man…my 6’3 huge buff gentle giant grandfather

On Khalil Gibran, his poem referring to the amount of grief correlates to the amount of joy experienced- this was recommended to me by an animal communicator Sondy Kaska 💚 reading the poem helped me to somewhat define what I was feeling, I was a little better.

Lost my dear tiny chihuahua this last Thursday and this video meant the world to me. Totally justified the deep sadness and devastation I've been feeling but I made a choice just to feel it all and I definitely don't regret. This absolutely sucks and its pain and time is slow...but I know if I just stay with the pain it will dissipate some day.

Thank you Richard. I am here crying. My head and heart are aching. I know what has to be done and feel sick. My Bailey is going to leave me soon. He has been suffering too long with diabetes. One of two dog twins that will soon be a rest. 🙏 Thank you for helping us right now.

After you lose a beloved animal , if you can in due course open your heart again to a new one it is a testament to the love you received from the animal you have lost. Someone said that to me once & it just resonated. Love heals the wound it makes. It's the only way.

Thank you for addressing this. Before I had done any healing, losing my dog was beyond devastating especially because her euthanasia wasn’t smooth 😢. Just lost my sweet boy dog in August and the loss was horrible too but the healing I’ve done (including EMDR and your 30 day tapping challenge thingy) helped me handle it much better than before. I still tear up when I think of him but I’m not debilitated by the loss like I was for my other dog. So appreciate you! ❤

Thank you for this video . My 12 year old dog died today. I am sad beyond words. I know he had to go and I am so lucky and grateful for his spending his entire life with me. My heart hurts but I d rather me feel sad than see him ever suffer any pain. He had degenerative myelopathy . I wish with all my heart I could have cured him . My daughter lost her soul dog and best friend and she’s sobbing. It’s her first loss. Today is just the saddest day for us. Thank you for your video.

The cost is worth the price of love and being loved, the longer deeper you have loved the harder the loss. The honesty of my animals love - many furry faces over the decades, has been of great solace and joy. They have taught me so much, each individual history as connected to mine. Miss them all still, of course, but more fur faces need my love too. I take joy in that. Love and peace to all at this time.

I lost my 20 year old cat in March, and in August my 18 year old cat also. I vowed I would never go through it again after losing the 20 year old, but when the 18 year old got sick, I knew I would get another one because I honestly felt I would go to dust if I didn't have a distraction and also another rescue to love. Not to replace the other two, just an extension of the ongoing love I had to give another one. I got a kitten who was 12 weeks old. Now 8 months. We're figuring it out, Flo and I. I don't think there's a grief mountain we ever climb to the top of, human or animal loss. You carry the loves and the losses always. I can barely talk about my other two cats I lost this year, it's still too raw. I was able to keep moving through the grief by continuing to focus on another rescue who needed a home.

My dog was everything to me. He was my best friend. It's been 4 weeks since I lost him. It's not getting any easier. I'm so damn devastated. The pain is so unbearable. I just miss him every minute of everyday.

I lost my cat recently. She was my world and I had raised her since she was a little baby and she was about to turn 5 in a month but she suddenly got ill and passed away. The thing that hurts the most is she was so young and could have lived a much longer life. But I do understand that I would have grieved the same and felt the same pain even if I lost her at age 15 or 20 . But she was loved so dearly and adored by everyone in the family and she was spoiled by us. And that makes me happy to know she lived a life full of love and affection even though a short one . Love you Ginny baby 💕

I lost Lucky, my cat, 2 years ago and still I miss him and cry sometimes. I have other cats, but I miss him nevertheless. Thanks for sharing your experience and advice ❤️

My dog, Jax, was hit by a car and killed this past Sunday and it has been very difficult for my family. This is perfect timing. Thank you❤️

I euthanized my 20.5-year-old cat yesterday. It was so very hard, and I'm feeling incredibly sad today. I have complex post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of childhood trauma. I really needed to hear this video today. Thank you.

Lovely to listen to this. Last my beautiful Sooty Scottie Westie cross a few weeks ago. I rescued her from a dogs home way back in 2008. She was 17. When she passed. She was family to me. Having a narcissist mother and being the black sheep child means that I prefer dogs as members of my chosen family I miss her terribly and her loss is overwhelming. But I know that my grief is a testimony to how much she is loved. I vowed to never get another dog as she was my "soulmate" dog. And this grief is like an illness. But I will in honour of her and the huge amount of love dogs bring into your world. The grief we feel is because they are such pure innocent souls. Our relationships with them is very deep. Beyond language and is tainted with baggage and issues as our relationships with humans can be. Thankyou. X

I had to put down my beautiful Pomeranian, Ginger, today after 16 beautiful years. We were truly blessed to have Ginger in our lives. She would come running to me when I came home. Truly unconditional love. My heart is broken since I raised her since she was a puppy. Ginger would cheer me up when I had bad days, and was always excited to see me. Ginger was spoiled rotten, and she deserved every bit of it. Thanks for the video. I allowed myself to grieve and cried like a baby. Animals are truly a blessing in our lives!

Thank you, Richard. I agree with you. For pets, people, places, relationships, and things, I’ve learned to “BE SAD” for as long as it takes. When I’ve done that, I recover sooner than when I have attempted to resist the pain of grief. Blessings!

Lost my little man and bestfriend still not over him..

Thank you for this. I have to put my 15 yr old dog Kingston, the greatest love I've ever felt, down on Monday (4 days from now), and I'm trying to prepare myself the best way I can, as he sleeps next to me right now. Looking at him while he sleeps and snores I kiss his head and he pops one eye open to see who's kissing him. I beg God for strength to get both of us through this, and I thank him for gifting me with a love that I'll never forget. But it's difficult. And I hope he knows how much I love him, with every single tear that falls from my eyes, I truly love him, and I already miss him.

The amazing timeliness of these are often so perfect . Boy I needed this one this week .

Thank you for this video. I have flashbacks to a situation when I asked some question to a psychologist(many years ago). We were talking at the time about grieving after a death of a child. I asked a question if the same applies to a loss of a dog. The psychologist replays with a disgusted tone "you are comparing children to dogs". That was a public meeting, so I felt embarassed. I responded that this was just a question, not comparing anyone to anything. But I felt really bad. You're taking a loss of beloved pet seriously and with wisdom. That's great and professional.

..is real..and like every gut wrenching heartbreak and pain for the loss of ANYTHING we hold dear..Time is the only healer...We always remember everything fondly, ..u can't go wrong with animals really tbfrank ...the only difference to floof, feather and scale is there isn't a Will only a testament of Love 💜

I’m watching this video over and over again on the first day without my beloved Ruby. Thank you so much for the wise and comforting words.

Nov 3. Rip My Teetee. It's been healthy to embrace acceptance of future grief in advance knowing this time would come. The echos of other pains was better than ever. I'm getting better. Thank you for your help. May your giving return to you multiplied.

I’m going through a tuff time at the moment, but it’s my 2 year old border Collie that helps me through it. Just having him next to me at all times gives me relief. Dogs are so much better than humans everything is unconditional with dogs.

Much needed, thank you ❤️🙏

Had to put my sweet Maltese girl to sleep ten months ago. I've never missed any living being more than her. She was pure light and I will never stop grieving her until I die.

Man I glad I found you and can’t stop crying I tell you the god honest truth I didn’t even feel this bad when my dad and grandmother died 😢 I had to put my baby down after 16 years!! Long Live Rocky❤😢😢😢