How a Pet Memorial Can Help With The Loss of a Cherished Pet


We should never underestimate how much love there is for a pet or how great the sadness is when their life comes to an end. These faithful animal companions who have given unconditional love, will have formed an intense bond with their owners often over many years and been considered as a member of the family. This close companionship may well have been a support during challenging times as well as a source of joy and comfort. 

So how can our we overcome the loss of a cherished pet? A pet memorial is a legacy of the celebration of your companion's life rather than a mourning of their passing and can be an important step in the grieving process. As your pet's lifetime custodian, a simple ceremony enables you to openly express you and your family's feelings or with others who share your loss. As part of the after-care and respect of their life and the contribution they have made during the happy times spent with you, instead of simply disposing of them, a personalised pet casket or pet memorial plaque ensures they are treated with all the respect they deserve. 


For children, this may be the first experience they have of death and can not only be distressing but also very confusing. Parents often feel they have to use the pretence that the pet has gone away or disappeared, and this can leave the child feeling that they were to blame or weren't loved enough for the pet to stay, while constantly waiting for them to return. Understanding that this is all part of the circle of life can help them to deal with death in other forms and to appreciate that grieving is something that can be shared openly without guilt or embarrassment. Flowers can be laid, or messages left at the pet's headstone, celebrating special anniversaries which mark their life.

At Pets Remembered, we are privileged to share stories and memories with our customers of their time with cherished pets and fully appreciate just how incredibly strong the bond between owner and animal can be. We hope that our pet tributes will bring treasured memories for many years to come.   For more information please call us on 03333 443 491or leave a comment below.

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