A Dignified Resting Place for a Pet

Published: November 14, 2011

Heart or Oval Adoration Pet Cremation Urn

Many households these days have either a pet or pets. Whether they bark, meow, squeak, chirp or hiss, these pets are treated as part of the family. They are pampered as much as they are loved for their loyalty and companionship. And just like the humans, one day they will have to leave this world too. Read More »

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Remembering Chi-Chi

Published: October 24, 2011

Walnut Photo Pet Cremation Urn

Last year for my grandmother’s birthday, I bought her a Chi-Weenie puppy from a person online. She was still mourning the loss of her Chihuahua Taco from the year before. She named the puppy Chi-Chi and dressed her in a pink frilly tutu. She was the cutest little dog ever. Although Chi-Chi was very energetic, she did a few things that worried us occasionally. After a long day of play, she would come in the house and become violently ill and fall asleep for hours at a time. Read More »

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Planning Ahead for Your Pets Afterlife

Published: October 17, 2011

Topton Wood Pet Cremation Urn

My mom owns a large Great Dane named Nitro that she is madly in love with. My dad is rather impartial to the dog but says that since he loves mom, and she loves Nitro, she gets a dog. Recently we had a few 90 degree days that ended up exhausting the dog and making him pass out from heat stroke. My mom freaked out; she thought for sure that her beloved dog was going to die. She rushed him to the emergency animal hospital to see what they could do for him. Read More »

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Immortilizing Your Deceased Pet by Mummification

Published: October 10, 2011

Large Paw Print Economy Cremation Urn

Everyone wants their pet to be remembered once they pass. Some people choose to honor their pet by providing them with a proper burial, others choose to have their pet cremated and placed in a memorial urn. Now, some are choosing to have their pet immortalized by a traditional Egyptian mummification. Sorceress Cagliastro is a professional mummy-maker, whom, for a rather steep charge, will give your pet the full pharaoh treatment that can range from a simple linen wrap to being painted with semi-precious metals and encrusted with family heirloom jewels. She says that it is all up to the pet owner. Read More »

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Dino’s New Home

Published: October 3, 2011

Extra Large Oak Cremation Urn

In a recent attempt to teach my one year old a little responsibility early on in life, we went to the pet store and I allowed him to pick out a pet of his choosing that I would help him to take care of. He chose a pretty bearded dragon that he named “Dinosaur”. Dino as we called him apparently was older than we were told at the pet store we bought him from. Read More »

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Pet Urns Help Ease the Pain of Loss

Published: September 20, 2011

Small Photo Cube Rotating Cremation Urn

After the loss of a pet many people feel out of sorts because the loss is unbearable and others tell them that it was just a pet and they should get over it. However, every person is different and thus so is every pet owner so for you the loss of a pet may be just as tangible as the loss of a real family member as pets can easily become family members that offer the truest form of unconditional love that there is on this planet. For this reason, you may find that honoring their memory in your own manner is the best way to help sort through your grief. Read More »

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Keep the Memories Alive with Pet Urns

Published: September 10, 2011

Faithful Feline Sitting Cat Cremation Urn

There is no denying the fact that for many people a pet is more than just an animal that lives in their home, but instead a pet that becomes part of the family and takes a piece of your heart with them. In fact, a recent survey revealed that 10% of people take a photo of their pet with them on vacation if they are unable to take their pet simply because they like to be reminded of their presence in their life. With this thought in mind, it is only fitting that after a pet dies some people still want to hold onto a piece of them to remember them by. Read More »

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Taking Paws- a New Way to Memorialize Your Pet

Published: August 28, 2011

Precious Poems Pet Cremation Urn

Nobody likes to lose a pet. It is traumatic, especially if you have kids that loved the pet dearly and cared for the animal. When it comes time that your pet passes on, memorializing your pet is important. There are many ways that you can do this, with a pet urn that will hold their toys, collar and pictures or by having a headstone placed in the backyard where your pet rests. Now there is a new option that you have to memorialize your pet. Read More »

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Profound Grief Over the Loss of a Pet

Published: August 21, 2011

Black Persian Cat - Lifesize Figurine Pet Cremation Urn

In a recent study done at the University of Hawaii, 106 people were surveyed about their pets and losing them. Fifty-two percent of the people that were surveyed lost their pets to old age while another thirty-eight lost their pet to euthanasia. Many people claimed that the death of their pet was significant enough that they had to be medicated for six months or longer. This is very severe considering many people do not feel this way about losing loved ones in most cases proven by studies. Read More »

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Man Hope to Reveal Urns Mystery

Published: August 14, 2011

Interlude Bronze Pet Cremation Urn

Everyone loves to find things while they are out and about. Mike Miller was no exception to this rule, one night while heading to his truck after his graveyard shift at the Wal-Mart, a gust of wind blew a small metal and mother of pearl urn his way. He liked the way that it looked, so he picked it up and took it home with him. The urn sat on his bar in the basement for several years, becoming a topic of conversation by most anyone that saw it. The lid to the urn was glued on making it nearly impossible to open. Many had tried to open them and failed. Read More »

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