How do u deal with the death of your pet?

CyberRed said:
What kind of dog that you had before ?

That's a Mixed breed...
Color is almost like Blonde
Beautiful dark brown eyes
with a pretty nose. Her personality
was one of her BEST features.
 
I take the deaths of my beloved cats very hard. I've lost so many cats due to many factors. Natural death, run away, run over by car, etc.
Several kittens from my mum in law's cat's litters have died due to suffocation (by accident) when the mother cat sat on the kittens whilst feeding her other kittens. :cry: Others died due to illness and underweight and not thriving well.
 
With me and my family.. It's humor. Don't ask me why! But, we always use humor to lighten up a dark moment in life.

One teenager girl was so upset with the death of her cat. My mom casually asked the girl, "Where did you bury your cat?" The teen replied, "In my mother's rose garden!" My mom replied, "Aww, that's great fertilizer for them flowers!!" The teenage girl gave a look and blinked at my mom, then the poor girl started cracking up. So, the moral of the story:
"The grass is always greener on the funny side!"
 
Y said:
That's a Mixed breed...
Color is almost like Blonde
Beautiful dark brown eyes
with a pretty nose. Her personality
was one of her BEST features.

Aww... so sweet. I could imagine she is so pretty! :)
 
I sympathize with you Wild, Malfy and Katzie and P.R.1971,

Believe me, I understand how you all felt.

My first cat died few years ago. :tears:

He was my best chum. But he was known as rabbit, fish and bird as well rodent killer in the neighbourhood.

He was killed by hit and run, I presume. Though, I've had my suspicion but no evidence to suggest otherwise.

When I first found out from the Council informing us the death of my cat as it was they who found him. I didn't eat much for the first week or so. Was very down in the mouth for about a month :(
Mother suggested we go looking for another cat to adopt and we did look at the Lost dogs home. But I couldn't make a decision and went home crying.

So it took me about a year before I got around to looking into adopting a cat. I got a Ragdoll cat and he's the light of my life.

Just like the passing of humans, you grieve just the same as you'd grieve for your pet's passing.
 
Thanks Miss-D and I sympathize with you, too and I agree with your last paragraph. My mom went to her brother crying that we lost our beloved cat Penny of course the brother sympathized with us, but his son (my cousin) said "It's just a cat *rme*" That was pretty cold. My cousin never had a pet in his life and he's 33 years old which explains why he feels that way about animals. He's got a wife for over a year now so maybe she'll change his perspective? :)

Anyway, I'm glad you have Ragdoll (what's with the name? LOL) now. Same here, glad we have 9 year old Conan and Oreo (same liter) whom we adore very much. They kept us together since we started dating and that was 10 years ago!
 
Yes I have lot cried when my pets are dead many time... I did miss my love hairless rat Spot passing away on april 5, 2004. He had cancer arm. I want let him go. I am not cried. But I just little cried cuz I love him for much.

When I married I really anger :mad2: his mother take my one rat take put to sleep for nothimg. I cried all time never stop... I decdie I divore it. I am happy new one for my alone rat... I am really anger at her... I wish kill to her. I cant do it. That's why I leave theyand never see them again. I alway talk to god, cuz I am not happy that name Jack is dead for nothing. I believe he give me better and Jack is okay for right now..
 
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