Losing a pet is a deeply personal and significant loss that can trigger profound feelings of grief. That’s why grief support for pet owners is so important. Many people consider their pets as family members who provide unconditional love and companionship. When they pass away, the ensuing void is real and painful. The grief experienced after a pet’s passing is just as valid as mourning the loss of a human loved one, even though society may sometimes underestimate it. Recognizing this loss and allowing oneself to experience the accompanying emotions is an important step towards healing. Understanding that pet loss is genuine grief can empower individuals to seek support and honor the cherished memories of their beloved companions.

“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.“
– Anatole France
Griefline offers free, compassionate, and confidential support. Because grief deserves to be heard, not dismissed.
Lifeline provides all Australians experiencing a personal crisis with access to online, phone and face-to-face crisis support and more.
Working with individuals, couples and families assisting them throughout life’s painful and often overwhelming times.
Sunset Vets established a partnership with a Psychology Clinic to help support clients through the initial stages of grief associated with the loss of an animal companion.
Mourning the Loss of a Special Relationship An important aspect of grieving is to share the loss of your pet with people who will understand and support you.
Focuses on the unique experience of the loss of a companion animal and the ways you can take care of yourself and your loved ones during those rough spots of grief.
In this conversation, Richard Grannon discusses the psychological impact of losing a pet based on a real life experience. He explores the depth of the human-animal bond and how its severance can lead to profound grief. The video also provides insights into how different individuals process pet loss and offers guidance on navigating grief support for pet owners and the philosophy one ought to take in the face of loss.
Dr. Hoggan has been an emergency veterinarian for over 20 years. Many people meet her on the worst day of their life; when their pet is injured, when no else is available, and when it is time to say goodbye. Her career of dealing with critically injured pets, and their frantic families, gives her a compassionate perspective that only comes with experience and helping many animals to have a soft goodbye.
Pet loss books designed for children can be a powerful tool in navigating grief. These thoughtfully written stories use age-appropriate language and illustrations to gently explain death, encourage emotional expression, and reassure children that it’s okay to feel sad, confused, or angry. Reading together can also spark meaningful conversations between children and their caregivers, creating moments of connection and healing. Books can provide comfort, normalize their feelings, and help children honour the special bond they shared with their pet.
At Evermore, we understand that grief support for pet owners is deeply personal and ongoing. If you’re looking for compassionate care during this time, we invite you to learn more about our team and the pet cremation process we follow. You’re not alone, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
To request a cremation service, you are welcome to reach out to us directly by phone or email, or if you prefer, your veterinary clinic can contact us on your behalf.
Our friendly team is available:
Monday to Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: 8am – 12pm
Call us on (08) 6191 2288 during these hours.
Our showroom and operations centre is located in Cockburn Central, and visits are available by appointment only.
We’re here to support you with care and understanding during this time.
If you email us during business hours – we usually reply withi a few hours – if there is an urgency to your request – please call us.
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