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Caring for a Senior Dog

Caring for a Senior Dog

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Saying goodbye to your beloved old dog

Saying Goodbye to Your Beloved Old Dog

September 26, 2019 by Hindy Pearson

Saying goodbye to our much loved old dog is not something we want to think about, let alone voice …

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How to comfort one dog after the death of another

How to Comfort One Dog After the Death of Another

March 11, 2019 by Hindy Pearson

As human caregivers to our fur babies, it’s natural for us to be devastated when we have to say …

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Pet Memorial Stones

October 25, 2016 by Hindy Pearson

Pet memorial stones are a beautiful way to pay tribute to the beloved companions we have lost. I …

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The Loss of a Pet: Will You Be There at The End?

September 25, 2016 by Hindy Pearson

When the time has come and you’re about to experience the loss of a pet, will you be there at the …

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explaining the loss of a pet to children

Explaining the Loss of a Pet to Children

September 25, 2016 by Hindy Pearson

It’s hard enough for us to cope, imagine explaining the loss of a pet to children. Sadly it’s one of …

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Coping With the Loss of a Pet

April 23, 2016 by Hindy Pearson

I know how impossible it can be, coping with the loss of a pet. You want to lie in bed and cry. …

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Honouring the memory of those we have lost

Top 14 Ways to Honor the Memory of a Dog

November 21, 2015 by Hindy Pearson

I speak from experience when I say, finding ways to honor the memory of a dog will go a long way to …

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Explaining the Death of a Pet to Your Kids

November 4, 2015 by Hindy Pearson

One of the more difficult parts about losing a pet, may be explaining the death of a pet to your …

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When Is It Time to Let Your Dog Go

October 21, 2015 by Hindy Pearson

Sometimes the answer to that question is very clear cut. You’ve seen how your dog has been …

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In 2015, after meeting one to many vets that didn’t have the most compassionate attitude toward senior dogs, and finding the amount of information online sorely lacking, Caring for a Senior Dog was born. Since then, CFSD has helped thousands of senior dog owners successfully navigate their dog’s golden years to keep them healthy and happy.

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