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Dealing With the Death of a Pet

as this may scare some children.
  • Help your child cope with the pet's death:
    • Your child may be lonely, sad, or angry. Let your child know that the emotions they feel are normal. It is ok to share your own feelings with your child too.
    • Help your child find a way to remember the pet. You may want to have a funeral or ceremony. Maybe you will just want to share memories of your pet together. You may want to make a photo album of pictures or drawings of your pet.
    • Give your child some extra love and hugs during this time. Support your child and talk about their pain when they are ready.

  • What problems could happen?


    You or your child may have trouble dealing with your pets death. ‚  

    When do I need to call the doctor?


    You or your child are having problems with eating or sleeping ‚  

    Helpful tips


    • Let your childs teachers know what has happened. They may help in looking for any changes in your child's behavior.
    • Check with your local library for books about pet death. Read these with your child.

    Where can I learn more?


    American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ‚  
    http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/pet-loss/pet-loss-and-children.aspx ‚  
    American Veterinary Medical Foundation ‚  
    https://www.avma.org/public/PetCare/Pages/pet-loss.aspx ‚  
    KidsHealth ‚  
    http://kidshealth.org/parent/positive/talk/pet_death.html ‚  

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