Compassionate support extended to pet loss

A digital interface showing pet loss support: an audio guide titled "Grief has no timeline" with cat illustrations, a care plan checklist with tasks like notifying a veterinarian, and a supportive message from a care manager next to a person holding their dog.

A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO EMPLOYEE SUPPORT

The solution for an often overlooked loss

Care Plan

Get a personalized Care Plan with step-by-step guidance, designed to support you through every part of your unique pet loss experience-from emotional moments to practical tasks, all at your own pace.

Care Plan

Get a personalized Care Plan with step-by-step guidance, designed to support you through every part of your unique pet loss experience-from emotional moments to practical tasks, all at your own pace.

Helpful Resources

Articles from our blog with best practices for helping employees navigate pet loss and educating your team on compassionate support.

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First things to do after pet loss

Not only does losing a pet create a significant emotional loss, it can also create changes to your daily routines that can be just as distressing, leaving you feeling lost and alone. Here's how to get through the first few weeks. ->

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What to say when a pet dies

It’s important that people who have experienced such a loss know the people in their lives will be there to vent to, cry to, or give them an ear when they want to talk about what their pet meant to them. ->

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Dealing with the death of a pet

It’s completely healthy and normal to grieve the death of a pet just as you would grieve any other loss. Finding the right way to memorialize your pet can help with the grief. ->

Build a support system into the fabric of your company

Life-changing care for your people and transformative value for your business

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