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FOR VETERINARY TEAMS

The clinical side of pet loss is rarely what takes the toll


It is the grief, the euthanasia conversations, and staying steady when a client's distress turns to anger or blame.

Free support you can offer your clients, and practical training for your team.

 

Three ways we can help

What your clients receive

Something practical to offer a grieving client after they leave the clinic.
Free for clients, with no extra admin for your team.

See what your clients receive

Training for your team

Practical language for grief and euthanasia conversations, with tools to help you look after yourself too.

  Carries 1 CPD point through AVA VetEd, and 1.25 AVNAT CPD points for veterinary nurses and technicians

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The talk

 Looking After the People Who Look After the Animals:
Supporting Grieving Pet Owners, While Looking After Yourself Too

The VET Expo, Sydney, 9 September 2026. 

About the talk

What to Say, and What to Avoid

A practical two-page guide with simple language you can draw on during difficult conversations with grieving clients.

Keep a copy at reception, in the tearoom, or anywhere your team can reach for it when the right words are hard to find.

Download the guide

Would you like flyers for your clinic?

Tell us where to send them and we will post a pack, at no cost.

The flyer is the first step of the Pathway. Your clients take it home and choose the support that feels right for them.

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Created by Ann Harris

Ann is a Certified Grief Educator trained through David Kessler’s Grief Educator Certification, and author of PerPETual Love.

She brings more than 35 years of experience working with animals and their owners.

A Clear Scope

Ann Harris is a Certified Grief Educator, not a counsellor or psychologist.
PerPETual Love provides education and support, not counselling, therapy or clinical care.

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