Losing a pet cannot be expressed in words. The grief of losing a pet can leave a significant void in our life. It’s more than losing a pet, it’s losing a part of your life. It is never easy saying goodbye to a loved one. This is something we understand and we are here to help you celebrate your pet's beautitful life life when they cross the rainbow bridge. A memorial is a way to commemorate the good times and joys they brought to your lives. Memorial services may mean a cremation or a burial service. If cremation is your choice, this article will tell you everything you need to know.
One of the hardest parts of losing a pet is to navigate life without your trusted companion. But also to deal with sensitive decisions like burial or cremation. Deciding to choose pet cremation or burial is a personal choice - it can depend on your financial situation or religious beliefs. Often options like burial are not logistically possible. Cremation is a popular choice amongst pet owners, it is convenient and much more economical than a burial. If you are looking for a pet crematory in Brisbane,
Pet Burial - Many people choose to bury their pet at home as a way to keep to them close and feel their presence even after they have gone. Home burial provides an opportunity to create a memorial at home. However, sometimes it is not possible due to lack of space or you are renting or likely to relocate to another property.
Pet Cremation - Cremation is an alternative option. If you would like to keep your pet's remains on the property but burial is not an option, consider having your pet cremated. You could keep the ashes in a decorative urn or you could also scatter the ashes in the yard where they played. Many pet crematories can be found in Brisbane, some vets also provide a cremation service.
A pet crematory or a veterinarian can organise a cremation service. There are two types of cremation available - private or communal. A private pet cremation ensures only one pet is cremated at a time. This ensures you receive the ashes you receive are of your pet. In communal cremation, getting the ashes of your pet isn't possible.
If your pet passed under the care of your vet, your vet can organise the cremation or you could contact private pet cremation services.
It's not easy to imagine the death of your pet...and talk about things like burial or cremation. Thinking about death and planning a funeral can be extremely distressing and devastating. However, it helps you make arrangements before a pet dies, consider the choices of your family members and make a well-planned decision.
A pet memorial can help you through the grieving process, presenting a place to reflect on the time spent with your pet. What you choose to do with the ashes is solely up to you - you can keep the remains in an urn and keep it in your home or scatter them in your pet’s favourite place.
Our monumental masons can design a customised pet urn. The urns can be personalised to include inscriptions, customised photographs, pawprints and plaque engraving.
MMS Memorials have been producing quality cremation urns to the highest standard with fine attention to detail and skilled craftsmanship. If you’re looking for a customised urn, don’t hesitate to get in touch with MMS Memorials. Tailored to your requirements, our options are top-quality, affordable, and fully customisable. We offer a variety of pet memorial services, including memorial plaques, urns, headstones and memorial stones. Ensure your beloved friend receives the perfect tribute. Call today MMS Memorials today on (07) 3265 5433.