Pet Memorial Urns

When humans pass away they are more often than not celebrated. Viewings, memorials, funerals, all are accepted parts of saying goodbye to a loved one that has passed. We know that it takes time for most to accept and move past the loss of a loved one. We all know it's not true for everyone, but by and large, we know that it takes time to move past a loved one. And while it's acceptable to cry at unexpected times, laugh uncontrollably and even get depressed when a family member passes, yet for some reason, it's not understood when our family members with fur pass away. Pets are a priceless addition to our families, and should that pet be a service dog, or a lap dog that comes and greats you with great expectations when you arrive home from work. So when that beloved pet passes, expected or otherwise, why don't we give them the same love and respect as we do to our human family? Perhaps it's because we are not educated that there are such things as urns that will give you the option of keeping your pet, or even burying your pet with the class and style that your pet has earned and deserved.

The common thing used to be that when your pet passed, that you let the vet take care of it, or dog a whole in the backyard, but that's no longer the case. The growing trend is for getting a pet urn for your pet. Why a pet urn? Well it's really a simple question, with just as simple of an answer. With a pet urn, you get control of how and when you say goodbye to your beloved family member. If your pets been with your for more than a decade, and truly been your families best friend, then you may not want to get ride of your dog or cat, when they decide it's time to go, or when the unthinkable happens and they get in a car accident, or a disease that you never thought would happen. What urns do is give you the most choice, and the best option for doing things on your terms and not someone elses.

One thing that needs to be understood, is that your pet urns if done well, are handcrafted, hand painted and made especially for your pet. What this does is include your pets name, time on earth, and color. What this means to you is that you are capable of having the most absolute control as possible to the end with your pet. It doesn't make sense to give someone else the power and control of your pets eternity!

So often when we lose a loved one, be it a pet or a human, we are told to "get over it" or "move on". But the truth is, the average person takes 5-7 years to mourn the lose of a loved one. What this means to you is this NO ONE HAS A RIGHT TO TELL YOU WHEN YOU'RE DONE MOURNING. Now depending on how your family member passed away, violently, lovingly, or slowly, will all a part in how easy it is for you to process and move on. Sometimes, it does take years. Sometimes it will be quick. Part of what determines this is how attatched you were to your pet. And not all family members will mourn. If they hat the "family cat" and then they may not mourn at all. But, if it was a service dog and close to the person, well, it may be a very long process.