28 Feb 5 Important Facts About Equine Cremation
Your relationship with your horse is so special. Equine cremation is the end-of-life care that many horse owners choose to ensure their trusted companion is cared for with respect and...
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24 Feb 3 Tips for Planning Your Pet’s Memorial
Almost 67% of U.S. households own a pet. From the day your pet sets foot into your home, it becomes an integral part of your life. This is what makes...
31 Jan Healing From Your Pet Loss Grief
Losing a pet is a deeply painful experience for many people. Pets are part of the family, often a constant companion over a number of years. So, when you lose...
31 Jan How to Honor the Memory of Your Beloved Pet
Pets are members of the family. This means that when a pet passes, it can be an extremely painful experience. You have to deal with the grief of losing this...
04 Jan Biodegradable Pet Urn Options
There is nothing quite as devastating as the loss of the one who loves you unconditionally. Whether a furry friend had been sick for a while or passed away unexpectedly,...
04 Jan Aftercare Services for Pets
The loss of a pet is heartbreaking because they are important members of the family. After losing a pet, conducting appropriate aftercare services is essential in honoring your playful and...
02 Dec How to Choose the Right Pet Burial Marker
It has often been said that pets are like members of the family, and indeed they are for most people. That is why their passing is so tragic and sad....
02 Dec Everything You Need to Know About Pet Cremation Services
People all over the world love pets and treat them as part of their families. There are approximately 455 million cats and dogs owned as pets globally. Unfortunately, pets pass...
26 Oct 5 Helpful Tips to Help You Cope With the Loss of a Pet
A pet fills any home with love and warmth, so losing one is not an easy experience, no matter your age. If you've had to part with a furry long-loved...
26 Oct What is the Difference Between Individual and Communal Pet Cremation?
When a pet dies, you might be too overwhelmed or heartbroken to consider what is going to happen next. But once you've brought your pet's remains to the vet, you...