![]() The death of a pet is always untimely and painful. Taking some time to plan ahead for the inevitable means you don't have to worry about making these decisions while you're also experiencing acute grief. It's also helpful to have a plan, to avoid getting swept up in the automatic processes and decision-making that can sometimes occur in a more clinical setting. Here are some questions to guide you in thinking about end-of-life planning. There are no right or wrong answers to any of these, it's just meant to get you thinking about options. What do I want to happen with my pet's remains after they die?
How do I know when it's time to say "goodbye"?
Where do I want my pet to die?
Who do I want to be there when my pet dies? Who is my support network?
Where can I find more resources? Here are some links for online memorials, grief resources, and grief support chats:
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