Ways to remember a pet
 

I saw this on Facebook and thought it was a lovely idea. Does anyone else have special ways of remembering their pets?

The pet crematorium sent us some forget me not seeds. We are going to plant them as soon as the weather improves. My daughter has his tag framed in a box frame. It looks really sweet.

Next Tuesday it will be a year since we lost our dog, still hurts every day
I’ve been looking for some sort of personalised memorial for him to put on his grave in our garden , but haven’t seen anything I like yet.
Anyone got any ideas please?
Sorry op for jumping on your thread

I re-use the name. I'm currently housing my 4th 'Robin' ( the first one was a pony,the rest are cats)
It keeps the memory of a previous pet alive especially as people often get them mixed up and have to have them explained which one is/was which

We’ve ordered a personalised rock from Etsy for our Betty, we’ll bury her ashes in the garden & plant forget me nots that the vet sent there. It’s quite subtle as I don’t want to turn the garden into a graveyard, I’ll find a picture later when I’m home.

I carry all my past dogs tags on my keyring & my last beloved dogs collar in my bag.
I have a thin Morse Code leather bracelet made (on Etsy) for my girls with a secret Morse message on it. My friend has some of her dogs ashes made into a charm that goes on her Pandora bracelet. Another one wears a similar charm on a necklace. There are loads of things you can have made or you can make a Memory Frame with pictures, tags, things like that in it to put on the wall.

No worries re jumping on the thread it's so hard to find something suitable isn't it

We have just lost our Betty cat this week, 16 years old. Heartbroken so interested in these lovely ideas

So sorry for your loss

When my cat died aged 19 I bought this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Vivid-Arts-...+cat+ornaments
I enlarged the hole at the bottom and put his ashes in and sealed the hole, it now lies in the garden under his favorite bush. We are hoping to move house soon and this way it can come with us and rest in our new garden.