Being There at the End

Your dog's final moments aren't filled with fear or confusion like you might think. They feel your presence,

and that's what matters most to them. Dogs live entirely in the present,

so they're not scared of what's coming. What they feel is your hand on their fur,

your voice telling them they're good, and the safety of being with their person.

Studies show their brain releases oxytocin when you're near, the same love hormone from all your years

together. They don't understand death, but they understand you're there.

And in that moment, surrounded by your love, they feel exactly what they've always

felt with you: safe, loved, and home. That's the gift you give them at