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Dealing With the Death of a Pet: An Expert Guide
Even if your pet has been enduring a long illness, nobody is truly prepared for death. Here’s our best advice for what to do when your pet dies.
What Happens to Dogs’ Spirits After They Die?
Many people claim to have seen dogs’ spirits after their death, and science may help us explain these occurrences. Here’s what we know.
What Will Happen to Your Cats When You Die?
Wondering what happens to cats when you die? Here’s why the idea of writing your cats into your will isn’t as crazy as you’d think.
Why Some People Want to Be Buried With Their Pets
Some U.S. states don’t allow the practice, but many animal lovers have found a way around these rules.
Hospice for Pets: An Alternative to Euthanasia
A team of people can help you make your pet more comfortable at the end of her life.
Holding a Wake for Your Deceased Pet at Home
Allowing your surviving pets to “say goodbye” might help them — and you — adjust to household changes after a pet’s death.
It’s Time to Talk About This “Rainbow Bridge” Thing
Does the idea of a Rainbow Bridge for deceased pets comfort you? Two writers offer arguments for and against it. And we want to hear your thoughts, too.
Bringing in a New Cat After the Death of an Old One
Going out and getting another cat after the death of your previous one is not something everyone can do, but there are advantages to moving forward.
Animal Communicator: When You Want to Truly Talk to Your Pet
In this article, we explain what an animal communicator does, and when it might be appropriate for you to contact an animal communicator about your pet.
Can Cats Tell When Another Cat Is Sick or Dying?
Cats may lick each other, sometimes offering comfort, or avoid ill counterparts. It might have something to do with their feline instincts.
Do All Dogs Go to Heaven?
The idea of pets going to heaven can vary among religions. I take a closer look at a few and weigh in with my own experience.