Creative Pet Urns

It’s been two months since Little Joey’s spirit transcended to a better place. He was the most loyal and loving bulldog any owner has ever seen. And if you don’t believe me, hear this: my neighbors and friends are devastated, as they feel a personal loss as well. Every Monday we’d venture to the dog park, a 3 mile journey from my house, but Little Joey was full of energy and life – he loved every minute of the walk to and from. He made many friends, some animal some human, with his wagging tail and wet nose.

Several visitors have stopped by my home since his departure offering words of comfort and condolences. But most of all, they have come to see Little Joey in his new form. After his passing I chose from many decorative pet keepsake urns to display his picture in loving memory for all to see. His admirers felt they needed to pay their respects to his urn as well.

It’s hard to forget a cat that has shared our life for a significant amount of time, and often after losing such a dear pet, we can feel lost and alone. To cope with the loss, it’s a good idea to consider a pet urn, or pet cremation jewelry. These objects preserve the mortal essence of the cat, and allow the owner to keep their friend close with them at all times. A pet urn can be placed in an indoor location like a mantle or bedside table, or even set in a more central location of the home, perhaps where the cat liked to spend their time lounging underneath a sunny window or playing with a catnip mouse. Pet cremation jewelry can go wherever the owner goes, and can serve as a reminder of the cat even when the owner isn’t at home. Pet cremation jewelry also comes in several different accessories, including necklaces and bracelets.

It’s also simple to find pet cremation services at funeral homes or from online services. If we keep our favorite pets near us at all time, we will never be bereft of their influence and their impact on our lives.

When a favorite pet passes on, it can be a difficult time for owners who have shared in their experiences for a lifetime.  Keeping your pet close to you with pet memorial jewelry can serve to relieve some of the grief and allow you to move on.  With pet memorial jewelry, you can keep a special part of your pet close to you at all times; whether worn around the neck, carried in a purse, or resting at your bedside, it’s great to have the memory of your pet preserved in a real object.  In addition, having the ashes of your pet preserved in jewelry is a simple process that can be performed by most any cremation service.  You’ll be glad to have your favorite friend always should you ever need their company. 

Pet memorial jewelry comes in styles as diverse as the pets themselves, and owners shouldn’t worry about finding a piece that will suit their needs.  In addition, pet memorial jewelry is quite affordable in comparison to standard bands and gemstones.  Every owner deserves to have a lasting memory of their pet. 

I have had it up to to here with people! I am so sick and tired of people not celebrating their pets as much as possible. Let me tell you that I don’t need to wait for a special day to celebrate my kitty Monkey Joe Jones. No, in fact, I celebrate that little darling everyday by wearing an understated piece of pet keepsake jewelry.

Monkey Joe deserves nothing less than being made to feel like this earth is his heaven, so I try to create this atmosphere for him. It doesn’t matter what people say, pets should be the apple of one’s eye, the light of one’s life and the center of joy in one’s heart. Think about how you can make your pet feel like the king or queen he/she is. Don’t let those dastardly pet haters get you down.

When my cat Fonzie died, I was devastated, and felt lost and alone.  It was difficult for me to cope with the loss, and then I came across a pet keepsake memorial online.  I had never heard of such a product, I just kind of assumed that in general people buried their pets in a cemetery or in the backyard.  But with the pet keepsake memorial, I could preserve Fonzie’s ashes and keep them in my home. 

While I’ll never get over Fonzie, it’s nice to know that his spirit is preserved in my home, not in the backyard underneath the dirt.  I set Fonzie’s pet keepsake memorial on my bookshelf, a favorite place of his to perch, and now I like to think that he’s always looking over me and my home.  Years after Fonzie’s death I bought a kitten, Sophie, and I like to think he looks over her too and keeps her safe when I’m not around. 

Yo everyone, this is your boy Franky Fresh again, and I want to take a moment to preach on a sensitive subject.  Now ya’ll know how Franky Fresh loves his furry little Gs, and I want to tell ya’ll about a chill feline named Biggie.  Biggie and I grew up in a rough neighborhood, so rough in fact that I would lie in my bed and wonder if Biggie would come home at all that night.  But Biggie always came back, that feline was a straight gangsta, he knew those streets, knew how to hustle for a can of tuna, and knew when to turn tail and leap to the nearest balcony. Biggie took care of me growing up, he’d sleep on my bed, share my dinner, and take care of my little brother too. 

Biggie stuck with me as long as he could, but the day came when he had to retire to thug mansion, to chill with the likes of Tupac Shakur, Sam Cook, and Miles Davis.  I had a rough patch when Biggie passed, but I checked out some cat memorials and now his ashes reside on my mantle.  Now and then I’ll sit in my living room and raise a glass to that original gangsta, and know that he’s smiling down from above in much better company. 

When my cat Lizzy died I was heartbroken.  Unlike the other cats I had owned throughout the years, Lizzy never left my side.  She even insisted on being in the bathroom when I was bathing.  Once I had coped with her death, I knew I wanted a way to remember her and keep her close with me at all times.  I ended up preserving some of Lizzy’s ashes in a pet locket, and now I keep her always around my neck or near my bedside when I sleep. 

I recommend a pet locket for anyone who wants to remember their favorite cat or dog and keep them close to their heart.

Nothing compares to hugging your pet, getting kisses, the happy purr or wagging tail.  These are some of the things you miss most when your pet passes away.  However, Creative Pet Urns offers keepsake pet urns in the form of stuffed animals—cats, dogs, and teddy bears, some with detachable angel wings.

This innovative urn offers something for you and anyone else who misses your pet to hug when they can no longer give your dog or cat a friendly ear scratch.  It might help a little, especially when you are not ready for a new pet quite yet.

My sister had a turtle that she absolutely loved.  When we got the turtle, we were barely 11 and 13.  Over the years, my sister kept our turtle – who was already quite old when we got him – and after 20 years and a few kids, the turtle died. 

I shared my sister’s grief and pain and I wanted to get her something that she could keep with her, so I bought her a pet locket.  Now, she wears it everyday and speaks fondly about our beloved childhood pet when people inquire about the locket.

You could find that another way to keep the memory of your deceased pet alive is to carry them with you.  The idea of portable pet memorials such as a locket with a photo or a necklace with some of their ashes are perfect ways to never forget them. 

There are several to choose from ranging from well-detailed hearts with doves etched into the metal to very simple crosses.  No matter the design you think would remind you of your cat or dog most, just know that there’s a part of them still with you.