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Pet loss can be a harrowing time for the owner, especially when it's the death of a dog.

Losing a beloved dog can be as sad as losing a close relative. A dog becomes one of the family and is completely reliant on it's owner for food, exercise, security and health amongst many other things, so it's not surprising we grow so attached to our faithful companions and are overcome with grief and sadness when they pass away.

At first pet loss takes some coming to terms with. The loss of a dog can be a particularly difficult time for young children who can't understand why their friend that they may have grown up with is no longer around. We, as adults, have to stay strong and explain the best way we can what has happened.

Not an easy task when all the time we too are trying to get over the feeling of sadness.

Everywhere you look you see signs of your dog. His bed still in the corner, his toys on the floor, his food dish in the kitchen. Just when you think the pain is easing you open a drawer and there's his leash, then the pain returns.

All these feelings are completely natural and after a while it becomes much easier to remember the happy times you spent together and smile at some of the trials and tribulations you've experienced throughout your dog's life.

After pet loss many owners need something tangible they can look at to remember their pet by.

A framed photo urn, or a figurine Urn may be helpful in coming to terms with the loss of your pet and the satisfaction in knowing that their remains are always close by.

Here are a few of the urns and momentos available along with some books and letters which may help you in your sadness at pet loss.

Photo Urn - Walnut

Photo Urn - Walnut

The Framed Photo Urn is designed for pet owners who wish to display one of their favorite photographs. This urn style is crafted from beautiful Red Oak hardwoods creating a truly lasting memorial to your fallen friend. The brass nameplate is added to create a truly personal memorial.

Traditional Urn - Oak

Traditional Urn - Oak

Our Walnut Traditional Urn is made from solid hardwood. This urn style is a timeless memorial to your fallen friend. Each urn includes your personal (4 line 100 character) inscription on a premium leaded brass nameplate centered on the front of the box. Pet's bagged ashes are installed through removable bottom which is secured with screws, providing tamper resistent protection.

Labrador, Black Sitting - Figurine Urn

Figurine Urn

The most popular urn is the Figurine Urn, made from solid hardwood. (Available in maple, oak, or walnut). This urn offers you a choice of over 700 different purebred dog and cat figurines attached to our beautiful wood urn bases. This urn also includes your personal (4 line 100 character) inscription on a premium leaded brass nameplate. Pet's bagged ashes are installed through removable bottom which is secured with screws, providing tamper resistent protection.

Burial Markers

Burial Markers

These 100% North American Granite burial markers make wonderful backyard memorials for pet owners who choose to bury their pet, scatter their pet's ashes, or for those who simply desire a permanent reminder of their lost friend. They come with diamond engraved gold lettering and each stone has a polished finish.

K-9 Cottage Urn - Walnut

K-9 Cottage Urn - Walnut

Honor your animal friend with the purchase of a K-9 Cottage© cremation urn. These solid walnut wood doghouse styled urns create an attractive in-home memorial for your beloved pet. This urn also includes your personal (4 line 100 character) inscription on a premium leaded brass nameplate. Pet's bagged ashes are installed through removable bottom which is secured with screws, providing tamper resistent protection.

Below is a list of books and letters that will help with your pet loss

Healing the Pain of Pet Loss: Letters in Memoriam

Healing the Pain of Pet Loss: Letters in Memoriam

The Loss of a Pet, 3rd Edition

The Loss of a Pet, 3rd Edition

Grieving the Death of a Pet

Grieving the Death of a Pet

Blessing the Bridge: What Animals Teach Us About Death, Dying...

Blessing the Bridge: What Animals Teach Us About Death, Dying...

Three Cats, Two Dogs: One Journey Through Multiple Pet Loss

Three Cats, Two Dogs: One Journey Through Multiple Pet Loss

Animals and the Afterlife

Animals and the Afterlife

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