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Traumatic pet death is much more common than most pet parents realize. 

The truth is, the grief of pet death - even under the most idyllic and ideal circumstances - is still under-appreciated in most parts of the world. 

And so resources for support and coping can feel few and far between. 

And for suffering pet parents who feel lost and alone, it can feel hard to express the depth of the loss - even to close partners and friends.

The loss can feel even harder to bear when your pet dies in a way that leaves lingering questions, guilt, shame, self-blame and feelings that it should have happened differently.

This causes many pet parents to stay stuck in a grief cycle where the traumatic experiences of their pet's death never get expressed or resolved.

In this episode of Let's Talk to Animals, we focus in on life after traumatic pet death, how to recover and regroup and the role animal communication can play to help you find closure and healing.

Specifically, you will learn:

• The definition of traumatic pet death - how to know this is what you are experiencing. 
• The two levels of how we as pet parents interact with our pet's inevitable death and our understanding of why it happened the way it did.
• The opportunities available to you as a pet parent for finding grief support, greater understanding and reconnection with your pet in spirit
• The role animal communication can play in bringing you the answers you seek and the closure you need to move forward in your life.

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