How To Deal With the Loss of a Pet, and my Experience.

Recently, I re-discovered this blog, it filled me with joy, but also with grief. Both cats that I wrote about then have died, see my post about letting cats outside for more information. They died at different times but Albee had a much longer life than Frank did. Albee being 8 and Frank 2. When Albee died we got a new baby kitten, of course, there was a gap for grieving, which I think is very important. Her name is Cujo and she's the love of my life! Although you should give yourself time to grieve getting a pet for some people can be a really beneficial and therapeutic way of processing death.

The Importance of Pets


Pets are extremely beneficial for mental health and overall happiness.  They are like a best friend, who will never leave your side. When a pet dies, it's a terrible thing, but it's important to grow and mature afterward. Without forgetting about the pet you lost. Pets get you through the rough patches in life like no other human can, and when you have a truly wonderful relationship with your pet it's beautiful!

Saying Goodbye

Sometimes when your best friend is dying it's hard for you to say goodbye. If you feel that you are incapable of saying goodbye I understand that and you shouldn't. However, if you can I highly recommend saying goodbye to your cat. It gives you closure in a time where you most certainly need it! I got to say goodbye to Frank but had to step out of the room when he was getting put down. It wasn't right for me and I don't regret it. I also am glad I got to be in some of his last moments. Do whatever is right for you.

See Cujo's post below

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