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Pet FuneralWhen honoring a departed pet, you may want to consider a pet funeral. When you have lost a pet that has been a member of your immediate family for any amount of time, it is natural to experience the same pattern of grief that you would if you lost a human loved one. Holding a memorial service for your pet can have healthy benefits for you and your family. Doing so gives you a chance to say goodbye to your pet, and allows you to more easily accept the fact that your pet is really gone. Today, there are many services that specialize in funerals for the pets we have lost. You can find anything from pet crematories, cemeteries, ministers who perform services for your pet, and on-line photo memorials, to custom pet urns. All designed or developed to help you provide a dignified ceremony for the animal you have lost. Planning your pet’s memorial should ideally happen ahead of time, even though it’s a subject most of us do not want to think about. If your household includes children who are old enough to participate, consider holding a family meeting so that you can all talk about the sort of ceremony you would like to give your pet as a family when the time comes. Your children may be closest to your pet in many ways, and could surprise you with inspirational ideas about what type of farewell observance is appropriate for your pet. Additionally, you will have a plan ahead of time, and will not have to make the same difficult decisions in a time of grief over losing your pet. Below you'll find links to topics of interest. |
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