Georgia Cambridge Pet Bereavement Counsellor

18/03/2026

Did you know home euthanasia is an option?

Many pet owners still don’t realise that, in some circumstances, it is possible to say goodbye at home. 🤍

For some families, home euthanasia can feel gentler and calmer — allowing their pet to be in familiar surroundings, with favourite people, favourite blankets, and time to say goodbye in peace.

It may not be the right option for everyone, but it is an option many people are relieved to know exists.

We can help guide families through this and arrange support with trusted vets, alongside aftercare too.

Call or message us if you would like to talk through home euthanasia options in confidence.

08/03/2026

💚 It Was Just One Day… But There Were Hundreds of Beautiful Ones Before It 🐾

Losing a beloved companion animal is one of the hardest things we ever go through. Whether it’s a dog, cat, horse, rabbit, or any cherished pet, the day we lose them can feel overwhelming. The pain can be so strong that it overshadows everything else.

But here’s something important to remember:

It was just one day.

Yes, that final day may have been heartbreaking. There may even have been difficult days or weeks leading up to it. But before that day, there were so many others.

Days filled with:🐾 Walks together🐾 The first moment you met🐾 Quiet cuddles on the sofa🐾 Funny habits and little routines🐾 The love you gave — and the love they gave right back

Sometimes the pain of loss consumes us so deeply that we forget those moments. But those memories are the real story of your life together. Not the final day.

When the grief feels strongest, try to choose one good moment:• The first time you held them• A favourite walk• A silly thing they used to do• A quiet moment when it was just the two of you

That single memory can shine brighter than that one painful day.

💬 Share a moment with us in the comments.Tell us about one beautiful memory you had with your companion animal.

Let’s remember them for the love, not just the loss. 💚

02/03/2026

Each season we do a newsletter.

Here is our new spring newsletter

Promoting local businesses, and businesses that share my values when it comes to pet care, is really important to me. Here are our Spring featured pet services and pet-friendly businesses:

01/03/2026

Grief after losing a pet isn’t just about missing them.

It’s also about the questions.

💭 What did I miss?
💭 Should I have noticed something sooner?
💭 Could I have done more?

These thoughts can be just as painful as the loss itself.

Animals are incredibly good at masking symptoms. You didn’t ignore anything. You loved them. You did your best with the information you had.

Sometimes what people really need isn’t clinical answers.
They need to be heard.

If you’re carrying those “what if” thoughts, you don’t have to carry them alone. I’m here to listen. 💚

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27/02/2026

Last night we held our fourth Pet Loss Gathering, and this one was especially unique because we had a wonderful guest join us.

Her name is Jackie, an animal communicator based in Wales. She works with both living animals and those who have passed on. Listening to her was truly fascinating. She shared her understanding of how animals communicate, what we are capable of ourselves, and how we can build a deeper connection with our own pets.

What was particularly powerful was how she focused on helping us through those very dark early days of grief. She gently guided us in ways to support our own mental state and thought processes — not just in the immediate aftermath of loss, but even months and years later.

One of the most comforting reminders she gave us was this: our pets had amazing lives with us. While their illness or loss can feel overwhelming and heartbreaking, those difficult moments were only a small part of a life filled with love, happiness, and companionship. Helping ourselves shift our focus from the sadness to the joy can be an important step in healing.

The room felt lighter because of her presence. So many people found comfort in her words and simply in having her there with us.

If you would like Jackie’s details, please get in touch and I’ll happily share her website with you.

We’ll definitely be inviting her back — she was just brilliant.

26/02/2026

It is our Pet Loss Gathering and all are welcome. Please let me know if you are going to attend, it would be lovely to see you ❤️

25/02/2026

✨ A special evening for anyone missing a beloved pet ✨

We’re honoured to welcome Jackie Weaver (Pet Psychic) to our Pet Loss Support evening — and we truly don’t want this to be missed.

Jackie is travelling all the way from Wales to be with our community and is giving her time completely free of charge. 💛

We’re simply asking for a small donation on the evening to thank her for her kindness.

What to expect on the night:
🐾 Communication with pets who have passed (please bring a photo or a small token that reminds you of your pet)
🤍 Supportive conversation around grief, loss, and coping after saying goodbye
📚 Jackie will also be bringing her book — available to purchase on the night — and she’ll be signing copies

Jackie has appeared on Loose Women and worked with Paul O’Grady (and many other well-known names) — we feel very privileged to be hosting her.

📍 Hadfield Conservative Club, SK13 1BW
🕖 7pm
📅 Thur 26th Feb
💛 Free entry (small donation welcome)

✅ Places are limited so we can keep the evening calm and comfortable — please message us to reserve your place or call 07857 191672.

If you know someone who’s struggling after losing a pet, please share this with them. 🤍

23/02/2026

What is a Discovery Call?

Grieving a beloved pet can feel heavier than people expect.

They weren’t “just an animal.”
They were your companion, your comfort, your routine, your family. 🐾

If you’re navigating that loss, you don’t have to do it alone.

Alongside our pet loss gathering support groups, I also offer a free 30-minute discovery call — a gentle, confidential space where you can:

• Share what you’re carrying
• Ask questions about support
• Explore whether one-to-one counselling feels right
• Or simply talk things through

There’s no pressure and no obligation to continue.
Sometimes that first conversation is simply about feeling heard and understood.

If you decide to move forward with individual counselling, sessions are £35 per session.

Our gatherings offer a supportive community space.
Discovery calls offer private, individual space.

Both are here for you — whenever you feel ready. 💚

If you’d like details about upcoming gatherings or to book a discovery call, just send a message.

22/02/2026

What Is a Discovery Call?

Before beginning counselling sessions with a new client, I always offer a free 30-minute discovery call.

A discovery call is an informal, no-obligation conversation where we both have the opportunity to talk and get to know one another. It’s a chance for you to:

• Share what’s been going on for you
• Talk about your concerns or worries
• Ask questions about counselling and what it involves
• Explore what you’re hoping to gain from support

It’s also a time for us to decide whether we feel like the right fit. Feeling comfortable and safe with your counsellor is essential. The last thing I would want is for someone to feel uneasy or unsure.

All calls are safe, secure, and confidential. What we discuss stays between us, unless you specifically ask me to involve someone else or, in rare circumstances where there are serious concerns about safety or welfare, I may need to seek appropriate support. Your privacy is always respected.

If you decide to move forward with pet bereavement counselling, sessions are £35 per hour.

Sometimes, that half hour is simply a space to feel heard and reassured that how you’re feeling is real and valid.

There is absolutely no obligation to continue after the discovery call. It’s simply a supportive first step.

20/02/2026

Pets can make you happy with the little things they do, if you love your pets your pets will love you too.