Keeping Family Pets In Our Memories
After making the difficult decision to cremate your pet once they have passed, you begin the search for a pet urn.
Because so many pet owners do have their animal friends cremated, there is a lot of availability for unique and special pet urns.
Whether searching online or finding someplace closer to home, you’re sure to find something to speak to your heart.
Keep reading for more information on pet urns in Australia.
Our when to put your dog down checklist will make your decision easier and put your beloved dog first, before your own emotions.
Knowing when to put your dog down is one of the most difficult tasks we face as dog owners.
Sometimes we may just know that it is time, but if not or even just to reassure ourselves there are things we can look for to help us with this decision.
We have compiled a checklist for you to help you make the decision about when to put your dog down.
Continue reading to review the when to put your dog down checklist.
Caring for a living being takes commitment and financial means.
While you don’t have to be wealthy to care for a dog or cat, you should budget for necessary expenses.
Cats generally cost less to take care of than dogs, but they do still require a similar commitment.
Continue reading for a breakdown and estimate of the associated ownership cost of a cat.
After your beloved pet passes away and you’ve buried or cremated him the next thing you will want to do is honour his memory in some fashion.
There are several ways you can honour your beloved furry companion after his passing.
Pet memorial rocks and dog plaques for graves are a couple of the popular methods of honouring your deceased pet.
Keep reading for more information on a variety of pet memorial rocks and dog plaques for graves.
Owning a pet of any kind requires commitment-feeding, providing for them medically, socially and more.
Before adopting a dog, you need to be aware of the cost of a dog.
Continue reading to discover what kind of commitment is expected relating to the cost of a dog in Sydney, Australia.
Knowing how to proceed with dead animal removal in Sydney is an important fact of life. We need to aware of the necessary steps to take.
Whether your own pet has died, or you happen upon an unknown animal on council land, you need to know how to safely handle the body and who to call to dispose of the remains.
Keep reading for important information about dead animal removal in Sydney.
An unfortunate part of dog ownership is the responsibility for their end of life care, specifically euthanasia.
In addition to making the decision to euthanize your dog, is that you also have to be able to pay for it—like any medical treatments he requires.
As with all things, preparation is key when dealing with big decisions about your dog’s health and well-being.
We’ve compiled that information for you—continue reading for more information on dog euthanasia cost in Sydney.
When you lose a beloved dog, sometimes the right words can help to make sense of your pain and possibly even ease it.
Maybe you need the right words for your dog’s headstone or memorial.
Or possibly you’ve had a friend whose dog has recently passed and you want to find something meaningful to write in a card for them.
Whatever your reasons, we’ve compiled 100 loss of dog quotes right here to help you.
What do you do with your pet’s remains after they have crossed the rainbow bridge?
Sometimes people like to have them cremated and keep their ashes in an urn, but others prefer to bury their pet.
If you aren’t allowed or do not want to bury your pet in your backyard, or possibly you don’t have a backyard, then what are your options?
Fortunately, pet cemeteries are an option that is available to many pet owners and we’ve gathered information for you in the following article to help you decide if a pet cemetery in Sydney is the right option for you.
When your beloved pet has passed, deciding what to do with his remains can be difficult.
Therefore, many pet owners turn to cremation for a number of reasons.
For more information, continue reading to find out more about pet cremation in the Penrith area.