Support for Bereaved Owners of Pets

Paul Thomas Clements · Kathleen M. Benasutti · Andy Elizabeth Carmone

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Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning Human-Animal Interaction Studies

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TOPIC: The bond that exists between people and their pets and its impact on physical and mental health. PURPOSE: To review the current literature and explore the clinical implications of bereavement related to pets. SOURCES: A comprehensive review of the bereavement, veterinarian, and agricultural literature related to attitudes and response patterns to pet and animal death. CONCLUSIONS: The death or loss of a beloved pet can be a life-changing event.

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