All Paws on Deck!

When to adopt a new pet, after a much-loved companion has died, is a dilemma for many people. Consider the following factors: Try not to...

When there is a death in the family, pet or human, the loss is felt not only by the human members, but by the animal members as well. It...

How people memorialize their pets is as varied as the pets themselves. Personalizing a memorial in a way that reflects your pet and the...

Moving through grief can feel like slow motion - sometimes it is difficult to see signs of feeling better. Below are some clues that you...

Children have their own special relationships with their pets. Like adults, children's grief is related to the strength of the bond...

Grieving the loss of a pet is hard work. Grief is an emotionally and physically exhausting experience. The only way to heal the pain is...

Feeling guilty results from feeling responsible for your pet's condition. For many pet owners, guilt is a common feeling, even when there...

If your pet has a serious illness or a critical injury and is facing death or has died, then you are grieving. Grief is a normal and...

It is highly recommended that cats live indoors . Indoor cats have a longer life span than those that go outside. Whether you choose to...

Spaying or neutering your dog, cat or rabbit doesn’t just help prevent accidental litters. It also has health and behavioural benefits...

There can never be “TMI”—too much information—about “TNR,” a term that is often misunderstood. Trap/Neuter/Return is known by the...