Losing a beloved pet is like losing a close relative.
After all, during the entire time that our pet lives next to us, we develop an attachment to it as to a family member.
For this reason, it can sometimes be very difficult to cope with the death of a pet.
Experienced psychologists advise not to forbid yourself from grieving in this case, but to experience it and go through the entire path of grief from beginning to end.
Allow yourself to feel
Don't suppress the emotions associated with the passing of your pet.
Remember that it is normal to grieve, so don't try to nip these feelings in the bud.
Discuss grief
Very often, talking about the topic helps to cope with grief.
Pour out your soul to your interlocutor, but try not to seem like a strong and invulnerable person. Allow yourself to cry.
Talk to people who have been through something similar
It becomes easier to grieve in the company of someone who has experienced something similar.
Find people who have also lost a pet. Ask them to share their experiences with you that you can learn from.
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