Archive for the ‘Pet Cremation’ Category

Article From Rockdale Citizen

In 2008, Faith Ford decided she wanted to start a pet crematory business in the east metro area. She admired the business operations of the Decatur-based pet cremation service Paws, Whiskers and Wags, and strived to provide a similar service in Conyers and Covington.

“There was no one here good who was affordable,” Ford said. “I said, ‘We deserve, outside of the Perimeter, a good company to take care of our beloved pets,’ and so I opened up Faithful Friends cremation.”  Read the Entire Article Here

If your beloved pet recently passed away and you are looking for tips on how to cope with your loss, or you are planning your pet’s funeral and/or memorial, then these resources may be helpful to you.

• Losing a pet can be one of the most difficult times of your life. Read this MSNBC pet feature  for advice on how to deal with the grief you may experience after your pet’s death.
• Read more tips on what to look for from a pet crematorium  and how to prepare for a pet’s funeral.

Five Tips to Help You with the Pet Cremation Process

Dealing with the loss of a pet is very difficult.  Most pet owners who have never experienced the loss of a trusted friend may be overwhelmed by the idea of pet cremation.  Some pet owners have a little more time to prepare if they have a senior pet or if their pet has been diagnosed with a terminal illness.  Unfortunately, others may experience the devastation of losing their pet suddenly, as in the case of many ‘hit by car’ tragedies.  With either loss, it is essential that you make the right decision for you and your family when considering final arrangements for your pet.  Choosing to have your pet cremated is a very dignified option for your cherished four-legged family member.  Following are five tips to help you navigate the cremation process.

What to do with Your Pet’s Remains

People can form as strong a bond with their pets as they do with other members of their family.  So, just as with their human family members, they have the option to bury or cremate the pet when they pass away.  More and more people are choosing cremation so they can keep their pet’s remains with them.

Urns

Most crematories will have a selection of urns, some more extensive than others.  There is a wide variety to choose from including metal, wood, marble, and cloisonne all in varying shapes and designs.  The weight of the pet will determine the size of the urn you will need for their remains.  Prices vary according to size and the type of urn selected.