Pet loss has grown as an area of concern, with greater awareness of
this kind of grief. Pet ownership itself is at an all-time high;
half of all UK households own a pet, and 63 percent of all U.S.
households, equating to more than 69 million US households. Company
and affection are the number one benefits from pets, and
three-quarters of dog owners consider their pet as a child or
family member. Small wonder that losing a companion animal can be
devastating. It can upset a young family, present children with
their first experience of death, and may also be an unwelcome rite
of passage for teenagers. For older people, it can mean the
complete disruption of their daily lives - at least 40 per cent
rely on a pet for daily exercise. For some, pet loss evokes
unresolved mourning issues from earlier losses and can have serious
emotional implications. Subjects in this sympathetic and
comprehensive book include: stages of grieving; when mourning mask
deeper problems; dealing with those who don't understand; helping
children cope; considering euthanasia; missing: when pet loss isn't
death related; special loss: losing a service dog; remembering a
pet; and when to get another pet.
General
Is the information for this product incomplete, wrong or inappropriate?
Let us know about it.
Does this product have an incorrect or missing image?
Send us a new image.
Is this product missing categories?
Add more categories.
Review This Product
No reviews yet - be the first to create one!