We are sure you have read so many blogs about how you can cope with the loss of your beloved pet. Goodbyes are one of the hardest things to do, especially when they are from our loved ones. A pet is the best companion anyone can have, but do our pets miss us when they die? Their love is unconditional and cannot be described in words. But if you have recently lost your pet, words may be the best thing to help you in this grief situation.
When they leave us and go to the other side of the world, it is tough to go through the death process of someone we have loved so much. If your heart has been shattered into millions of pieces due to this loss, and you are considering communicating with them one more time to find out what they think of you, we are here to tell you what your deceased dog wants you to know.
Here are the 7 things your deceased pet would want you to know
1. They want you to stay positive and happy.
If you seek a peaceful end to your pet's suffering, you must let go of that sadness. Your pet wants you to appreciate all the moments you have spent with them and does not want you to feel guilt regarding them. The more positive you are, the easier it will be to smile for them when they see you from heaven. Surely they will miss daily walks, too, just like you, and they may be showing signs your dead dog is with you.
2. They want to tell you that you were a good parent.
Your pet wants you to know that in those final moments of life, you cared for them as their child, and they are grateful for that. You provided everything they needed as a perfect parent at every point of their lives. You made them feel beautiful and prioritized their health as responsible pet parents. They feel safe and loved with you, and that's all they can ask as your pet.
3. They will be by your side for the rest of your life.
Just like you stayed with them on every path of life and never left their side, they will remain by your side, in whatever form that may take and in every phase. They want you to keep their memories of the entire time they were with you in your heart forever. Memories of deceased pets will keep them alive forever in your heart, and it is beyond all the guilt.
4. They want to choose you for the next life, too.
Remember that your deceased dog is still with you, and they want you to be with them forever. Even if they are gone, they still want to remain your child and will always prefer to be yours. Maybe they have left you this time, but they still want to be your child for their next birth. You should feel no embarrassment about moving on from that phase of life because they always want better things for you until you have to live your life relentlessly and create all those happy moments yourself.
5. They want you to have no regrets.
Your pet wants you to know that you can be free of all the sad memories you had when they left because they are now free spirits. They were your haven, and they want you to remember them so they can be free of all the sad thoughts. Your pet wants you to remember them with an open heart and mind so that another mate can fill that space. It is a natural process; they want you to have no regrets and live a beautiful life.
6. It is a part of life, and they want you to move on.
Death is a natural part of life that affects everyone. We can't change this sad reality of life, but if we keep all our sadness and grief inside, we'll never be able to move on to see what the future holds for us. One of the essential things that your deceased pet wants you to know is that they want you to be free from those grief moments where you feel low and miss them. They want you to miss them without any tears. And that's the same thing your pet wants from you.
7. They want you to take care of yourself.
As much as you cared for them, they also loved you similarly. They want you to eat healthily, look after your physical and emotional needs, and spend time with other pets and loved ones. After they have gone, they still want you to take care of yourself. This stress should never take a toll on your health. They will always want you to do everything that boosts your mood.
At last:
In closing, if you have recently lost your pet, then I hope this blog has helped you in some way. The loss of a pet is never easy. It’s especially hard to remain calm and think through what to do with this sudden accident. You can also read a book about pet loss or join online pet groups. Talk with like-minded friends, share stories and photos of your pets, and reflect on all the good times you've had with them.
Consider all those points and do what you can to honor the memory of your pet. While you may not be ready to welcome another pet into your home, you could donate any unused items from your pet to a no-kill shelter.
Believe it, and you will feel their presence in their surroundings. Visit our website and let us know how we can help you navigate this end-of-life process.