Pet Creamations

[Bartok]

I have had 2 dogs pass away in quick succession and have used

these people to care for their remains

I have found them to be warm and caring and just really nice people to deal with

http://www.petmemories.com.au/

[White Shepherd mom]

very sorry for your double loss Bartok. That's awful. I'm glad you found a caring company to help. Thank you for the recommendation.

Did you cremate your dogs? If so, do you keep the ashes or scatter them?

[Bartok]

very sorry for your double loss Bartok. That's awful. I'm glad you found a caring company to help. Thank you for the recommendation.

Did you cremate your dogs? If so, do you keep the ashes or scatter them?

This is the first time we have been through it. And it has only been this passed week.

Their Ashes are coming home to us. We chose to have a plaque with a pic put on them.

My husband wouldnt cope with scattering Ashes. I would love to do it and maybe put a stone

with plaque in the garden, but my husband isnt coping so well. So I let him to decide what we

do with them.

I heard about Pet Memories a few years ago and met the owner once and asked him about

their work. I had spoken to a few people about them and they also said the care they give

the animals is wonderful. They treat them as a family member with respect and dignity and

each animal is individually cremated. They are owned by a Christian family, but will be happy

to incorporate all different religious beliefs etc when your dogs pass and you want something

special done.

[Tilly]

When our beloved rottie passed in 2007 ... I had planned to scatter his ashes but when the time came I just couldn't let him go.

We ended up with a Solid Timber Memorial Cabinet like the one pictured below - we got to pick the poem, photo and the enscription on the plaque. They also provided a lock of his hair as well.

Edited March 18, 2011 by Tilly