How to deal with the death of you pet

>>2163217
You accept the death like any other adult would.

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>>2163217
I really want to help you, but I don't know how.
It's fucked up, I still have dreams that I'm petting her.

RIP Murilho 1999-2014

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I just recently put my cat to sleep. Rest in peace, Rina.1998-2016.

I loved her so much. She was my only friend. I moved out last year and left her with my mother. She lost quite a bit of weight and was only about 6lbs. Could see her bones sticking out. She still had the most clear and beautiful green and gold speckled eyes with tiny flecks of blue. She looked really healthy for such an old cat but she started losing her balance and resfused to eat hard food. She fell off the bed last weekend and dragged herself under, scared and meowing. I drove over as fast as I could and when I made my way to the room she heard my voice and came running uo to me like nothing ever happened. My mom said it was her time and that she will only get worse. I still havent washed the shirt I wore when I watched her die because her fur is still on it.

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When you lose a family member or pet, you just need to give it time. It won't stop hurting, but it'll hurt less.

RIP Pancakes 2010-2016.

>>2163217
You'll be sad as fuck for a while, but just try to focus on the good memories you have.