Losing a pet is like losing a close friend or family member, except that we do not normally have funeral homes to guide us through the memorial and burial ceremonies. Whether your pet went suddenly, or died gracefully you are burdened with the issue of their remains.

• You may bury your pet on your property or in a pet cemetery if one is available. Cremation is also an option and you may scatter the ashes over a favored play area.
• Whatever you do, there will be a void. A void in your heart as your companion is no longer with you; over time a void in your memory as details fade.
• You may solve both issues by selecting cremation and keeping the remains in a pet urn. Not just a box, but also a memorial that has your favorite photo and text engraved on a marble plaque affixed to the box.
• Your pet remains near, and the picture keeps the memories fresh. This will help bring closure to your grief over the loss of your pet.