Pet Loss & Grief Support

A: Yes, absolutely. Pets offer unconditional love, constant presence, and emotional safety. Losing them often touches the most vulnerable parts of our lives. Many people report deeper grief over a pet than some human losses. It doesn’t mean something is wrong with you—it means something was beautifully right between you and your pet.

A: Most people experience waves of denial, guilt, anger, sadness, and eventually some form of acceptance—though not always in that order. Some also feel deep regret, emptiness, or even physical fatigue. You’re not alone in this, and there’s no “correct” way to grieve.

👉 You can read more here: Grieving After Pet Loss ➝

A: There are many options:

• Keep them in a decorative urn

• Bury them under a tree or in your garden

• Place them inside a memorial stone or necklace

• Scatter them in a meaningful location

• Combine them into custom glass or crystal tributes

Explore more ideas: Pet Memorial Stones ➝

A: Start with what you wish you had said. It could be a thank you, an apology, a memory, or even silence. There’s no wrong way. A farewell note is for you as much as it is for them.

Need help? See our guide ➝

A: Some thoughtful options include:

• Personalized memorial jewelry or keychains

• A framed photo or paw print

• A handwritten letter or shared memory

• Sympathy gift cards with gentle language

• Donation in their pet’s name

Browse gift ideas: Pet Loss Gift Guide ➝

A: It won’t always feel this sharp. The pain softens. It doesn’t disappear—but it becomes part of your love story with them. Most people eventually find ways to carry the love forward.

A: Yes, many pet owners create memory boxes, photo albums, or even paint stones or plaques at home. DIY options are budget-friendly and deeply personal.