I Had My Pet Cremated? What Should I Do With The Ashes?

One of the most common problems that occurs after a pet passed away and has been cremated is the owner is left wondering what they should do with their pet’s ashes.

This is understandable because, cremation is a reminder that the pet has passed and most people are left with the reminder of that pets passing when they see those ashes.

Thankfully, there are a variety of things that can be done with a pets ashes including:

PUT ASHES IN A PIECE OF JEWELRY

You can take a piece of your pet with you wherever you go when you place a bit of its ashes into a piece of jewelry. Check you local jewelry store for rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches, or any other piece of jewelry you can think of that can hold some of the "cremashes" of your pet. It can be a piece that is pet-themed, or something that is less obvious where only you now that you have are carrying your pet's memory with you at all times.

BURY YOUR PET IN ITS FAVORITE PLACE

Did your dog have a favorite place in the yard to spin and spin and spin and finally lie down for a nap? Maybe your cat had a favorite window to sit in to gaze outside. Either of these places would be a good site to lay your pet to rest. My dog dug herself a little "den" in the crook of a tree's roots in the back yard. That is where her remains will be buried so she can forever be in her favorite spot. Under the window where my cat loves to sit and watch the birds will be its final resting place when it's his time. Maybe your pet loved the beach, or going to the country. Burial on public lands may be legal in your area, just check prior to breaking out the shovel.

DISPLAY YOUR PET IN YOUR HOME

The boxes that contain the remains of my pets that have been cremated at Louisiana Pet Crematory are quite beautiful. So much so, they are worthy of display in the home. A box containing the ashes of your beloved pet can adorn a shelf, a dresser, even on the mantle.

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Contact Paw to Paw Pet Cremation

At Paw to Paw Pet Cremation, we specialize in pet cremation services for the DFW area.

To learn more about the services we can offer you, contact us today by calling (972) 483-5588 or click here.

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