Pet Angel Memories
Pet Angel Memories
The Pet Angel Memories page is a way for you to create a memorial for your fur baby and help you through the loss you feel when they pass away.
If you would like your fur baby to be a part of the Pet Angel Memories page, please email a favourite photo and memory to info@petangel.com.au and we will include your cherished pet below.
How To Choose The Best Destination For A Pet Friendly Holiday
Many of us would never consider a holiday without taking along the beloved family pet. Thanks to the increasing number of owners wanting to take a break with their furry friends, there are so many more accommodation options available. The big question is - how do you...
Tips for Celebrating National Love Your Pet Day
February 20th is National Love Your Pet Day. If you’re like us, then you probably don’t need just one day to show your love and appreciation for furry friends. Nonetheless, like all special occasions, this day is dedicated to showing our beloved pets the added care...
Make New Year’s Resolutions For Your Pet (and You)
The New Year is a chance for us to set New Year’s resolutions for the year ahead. Whether it's losing weight or going to the gym more often, we all want to make promises that can make us better individuals. This 2021, consider writing New Year's resolutions for your...
Top 6 Christmas Gift Ideas for Your Furry Friends
With the holiday season right around the corner, you’re probably busier than ever. With last minute present shopping on your mind as well as planning time with relatives, it’s easy to forget to buy gifts for other significant members of your family - your pets. If...
What You Can Do With Your Pet’s Ashes
The hardest thing about losing a pet is the loss and absence of their love. There are many sentimental ways to keep your pet’s ashes or you may choose some special alternatives to farewell your pet after cremation. Pet Angel Funerals will care for all your cremation...
How To Choose A Pet Crematorium
As pet owners, the last thing we want to think about is our beloved pet passing away. Our pets are cherished members of our family and the time that we have with them is never long enough. Although death is inevitable, it is always a hard to accept, at any age. While...
Unique Processes and Procedures at Pet Angel Funerals
If you have ever lost a pet, you would know the heavy sorrow as well as the overwhelming sense of concern surrounding how you will really say goodbye. If you choose cremation with Pet Angel Funerals, you can rest assured that we have developed our own set of strict...
How Vets Should Choose the Best Crematorium
In a topic not widely discussed in the veterinary industry, Palliative Care Veterinarian Dr Jackie Campbell has outlined key considerations for vets when choosing a pet crematorium to support their clients when pets pass away. As one of the only internationally...
Helping Children Cope With Pet Loss
Losing a pet is difficult for every member of the family, especially for children, no matter what the age. They have limited, or no experience of death, so helping children cope with pet loss is extremely important. By doing so, they can deal with their emotions in a...
Pets Grieving the Loss of Other Pets
Dealing with the death of a family pet is a daunting process, and for other pets in the home, it is no easier. Australians are amongst the biggest pet lovers in the world with an estimated 63% of households having a pet, equaling nearly 33 million pets in the country....
Deciding the Right Time to Say Goodbye to Your Family Pet
For many, the grief of losing a beloved pet is akin to the loss of a close family member. In days gone by, pet owners would leave it to their vet to dispose of their animal, perform a family funeral in the backyard for their pet or more recently, express their desire...
Coping With the Loss of a Pet
Many of us share a strong bond and love for our fur friends. They have been our wonderful companions and an important part of our family. Coping with the loss of a pet can be extremely difficult. While some people would not understand the depth of sorrow that you are...
