What are the sad sentences about the death of a cat?

1. I know you may be sad, but it doesn't matter. Just cry. I won't laugh at you anymore.

2. I hope that after I leave, you can continue to work well, eat well and sleep well. I just want to see you happy, don't be immersed in sadness all the time, promise me.

3. Thank you for taking care of me for more than ten years. If there is an afterlife, I will still be your master. Thank you for taking care of me all the way. I am really happy.

4. I may not listen to you all my life. After I leave, you can have another obedient one, but I hope you can think of me from time to time.

5. There are many beautiful scenery in this world that I haven't enjoyed. I hope you can go out more and take my share with you.

6. You don't have to scrimp and save any more. You can buy me snacks and toys. You can use the money to buy a beautiful little skirt. I want to see you dressed better.

7. I hope that when I leave this world, you can always accompany me and watch me leave. Because you are around, I can travel to heaven happily.

Tell me about the loss of a pet:

1. I'm sorry that I didn't stay with you when you were most uncomfortable. After a few days of injections, I still didn't save you. I hope there will be no pain in heaven, only laughter. This feeling of losing a dog is really only understood by dog lovers. My candy, if there is reincarnation, I hope you can come to me again.

2. In order to avoid the end, we avoid the beginning of everything. I won't have any more cats and dogs. The pain of loss may really accompany me for a lifetime. Looking back after a few years, the figure is actually very vague, and sometimes I even wonder if she really ever appeared. Perhaps, I'd rather it was my fantasy ...

3. I can't bear the pain of losing my dog. I really can't stand it. It's a blow.

people live a complicated life, and they can't cry in their hearts. They have to pretend to be strong on their faces, and their footprints are deeper and deeper. I also think of the death of a dog that accompanied a father for more than ten years, and the father has to comfort his son and then bear the pain of losing the dog alone. It's so hard ... Ah ... It's so hard to cherish.