Some Puppy To Love

Pets are part of the family and the death of a pet is a distressing event. Through utilizing support systems, pet owners can find ways to help ease the anguish of losing man’s best friend. Losing a pet can be a devastating loss for a pet owner. The feelings of grief and bereavement surrounded by losing a precious member of the family can be overwhelming. There is no quick fix because grieving is a process, but there are many services available to those who are grieving the death of a beloved pet. Meetings, books, and phone call centers are available to help you get through this difficult time. Selected Reading By relating to another’s pet loss experience, many owners are able to identify with coping with pet loss and learn ways to cope. Articles and books on grieving over the death of animals provide long-lasting comfort. Articles Children and the Death of a Pet By Enid Traisman, MSW Helping A Child Cope With Pet Loss Grief Support Center Books Cold

Our pets can’t talk to us, so how do we know when they’re feeling their best? This is often a topic pet parents grapple with, and like people, our pets’ wellbeing is directly impacted by what they eat. Many pet parents know to look for diets filled with natural, quality proteins, fruits and vegetables, but we’re also starting to see a stronger interest in grain-free recipes. So why grain-free?  Dr. Danielle Bernal discusses how grain free food can impact your dog's health! Better Ingredients: Wellness Grain-Free recipes have higher protein and healthy carbohydrates, which include chickpeas, lentils, peas and potatoes – all great sources and moderate GIs for sustained energy as well as providing valuable vitamins and minerals in a natural format. No grains means there are more protein-rich ingredients pets love and need for an active lifestyle, enriched with whole fruits, vegetables and botanicals to create a satisfying and easily-digested meal that supports health from h