
Sharing my own pet loss journal entries each episode so that others going through pet loss don't feel so alone. Learn ways to heal after a major pet loss event in your life, you can heal, and know that your grief is completely valid.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

You're fine for weeks, maybe months, and then a feeding bowl or a certain time of evening knocks you sideways out of nowhere. In this episode I talk about why grief isn't linear, why nobody warns you these triggers will keep showing up, and what to a... more
At least you had time to say goodbye. Or, at least it was quick, they didn't suffer. Both of those sentences quietly suggest one kind of grief should be smaller than the other. In this episode I'm taking that apart, using both research and my own exp... more
Did I do it too soon, or did I wait too long. If that question has ever kept you up at night after choosing euthanasia for your pet, this episode is for you. I talk openly about the guilt that followed my decision with Moose, and why that guilt shows... more
If your grief for your pet was met with silence instead of support, this episode is for you. I talk about losing Ozzie and Moose, the people who disappeared from my life just days after, and why I spent so long trying to understand how they didn't se... more
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I lost my best canine friend of 12 years this past Sunday and I don’t know how I am going to go on.
Your episodes are so very helpful. Thank you so much. You are in my prayers. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lost my sweet dog a few sunsets ago, Louise saved my life, period. Look no further if you’re in the places she can help with. All in the perfect context when letting go of our beloved animal companions. Peace and love to you Louise. Don’t be dissuaded from your mission!!
This really helped when I had to put my cat to sleep. I felt like I wasn't alone so thank you so so much
Thank you so much for sharing your story and the unbelievable pain of losing your dogs, I’m so sorry for you loss, I lost my dog of nearly 15 years on the 04.04.24 he was my best friend and my ❤️ dog and now iv lost him and he’s gone over the rainbow bridge 🌈🐾 I wrote a journal and letters to my dog in heaven and your podcasts make me feel less alone in what I’m feeling and what I’m feeling isn’t silly and is allowed and normal so thank you
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A thoughtful feed centered on pet loss and grief recovery, with a strong emphasis on journaling, self-compassion, and practical coping tools. Episodes weave personal storytelling with expert guidance, offering frameworks and quick self-help exercises to process guilt, disenfranchised grief, and anticipatory sadness. A notable strength is the integration of structured grief resources (toolkits, journals, and community support) alongside guest conversations with veterinarians, counselors, and charity partners to normalize grief and support healing journey through memory keeping and rituals.
This show stands out for its accessibility and compassionate approach, making difficult topics feel manageable for grieving pet owners, families, and car... more
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Recent guests on The Pet Loss Journals include:
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2. Megan Anderson
3. Renee Magri
4. Dr. Megan Anderson
5. Jess Tyrrell
6. Jenn Robertson
7. Dr. Faith Albright
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