Dr. Tricia Stimac, our contributing Veterinarian blogger, shares her perspective on pet euthanasia. Giving the Gift of Rest Since becoming a veterinarian I have come to deeply appreciate the circle Continue Reading →
There is more and more interest in pet owners wanting to be buried with their beloved dog or cat. So much interest that the state of New York formally adopted regulations Continue Reading →
Pets become a member of the family. In many cases, they give us unconditional love and loyalty that many people in our lives don’t offer. The passing on of a Continue Reading →
I am sharing an article from a great resource in pet loss, Moira Anderson Allen of Pet-Loss.net. Moira is an expert in her field and pets are her passion! Here Continue Reading →
Honoring Your Pet in a Special Way I find fulfillment in my work providing families with custom pet urns to bring a bit of comfort to broken hearts missing a Continue Reading →
When a pet dies, the family not only goes through a very tough emotional time, but also may have many questions. Our guinea pig, Gizmo, died unexpectedly last year. Of Continue Reading →
Dealing with an aging or terminally ill pet can take its toll on the pet parent. Day by Day Pet Caregiver Support is unique in that not only do they Continue Reading →
Have you ever thought about protecting pets in natural disaster? Spring in the Midwest means green grass, blooming flowers, and baseball, but unfortunately, it can also means tornadoes and flooding. Continue Reading →
When it comes to memorials for a loved one who has passed, today many wish to personalize the final resting place, whether it be a casket or a custom handmade urn. Continue Reading →
Death in the family bring many emotions – grief, sorrow, fear, sadness. But in the Christian faith, the celebration of Easter brings hope after death. The symbolism of Easter eggs represents Continue Reading →
