Pet owners know that losing their beloved pets will never be easy. However, not everyone understands how confusing and traumatic the death of a pet can be for children. This may be their first experience losing something or someone dearly close to them.
Most kids treat their pets as their best friends or even their siblings. Regardless of their kind, their pets offer them a special kind of bond and companionship they may not experience from other kids or humans.
And so, as parents, it’s up to you to help your kids understand the concept of death and help them cope with their pet’s loss. You may witness them cry, feel scared, get angry, or be confused about the situation. They may also try to discuss or open up to the subject repeatedly, so you must be patient in dealing with your child’s grief. Some kids may even describe the experience as
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