Posted on November 11th, 2019
Guest Post by Kamira Gayle, Author & Creator of Impurrfectlife.com –A blog about finding joy, life inspiration and comfort after pet loss. As a pet parent living through the grieving process and coming to terms with a new reality, it is a challenge day to day. Your usual routine is now forever altered and you… Read More
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Posted on August 9th, 2019
Creating a memorial for your pet can be a lovely way to say goodbye. Spend time creating a unique hand made memorial, or use a casket or stone plaque. There are many ways to remember your dog, cat, or any best animal friend. When the time comes to say goodbye to your pet, nothing will make… Read More
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Posted on May 28th, 2019
Often pet owners want to help unwanted or neglected animals. They choose to do this by making a charitable donation as part of their will. These gifts or legacies are often what allows a charity to remain open. Charitable donations Giving a gift of money or goods to a re-homing centre is extremely helpful. Most… Read More
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Posted on May 21st, 2019
Anyone that has shared his or her home, emotional highs and lows and life’s milestones with a pet knows that the bond you develop is something special. So special that nobody should be surprised when you describe your pet as a member of the family. The following tips may help in some small way to… Read More
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Posted on February 19th, 2019
We are a nation of animal lovers, whether you have cats, dogs, rabbits or reptiles, we love our pets. February 20th is Love Your Pet Day. So how can you celebrate love your pet day with you furry or feathered friend? Take a trip to somewhere new Are you a dog owner? Or do you… Read More
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Posted on June 5th, 2018
When coming to terms after pet loss, there’s one question many pet owners will ask themselves; What do you do with their pet’s belongings? There’s no right or wrong way to handle the grieving process. Some people will choose to keep their pet’s favourite toys as keepsakes; others may find comfort in donating everything and… Read More
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Posted on March 20th, 2018
We understand that pet loss can sometimes feel surreal. One day, your once best friend and close confidant is there and then they’re not. At such a distressing time, it’s difficult to make clear decisions or fully wrap your head around what options are available for pet ashes. There are so many ways you can… Read More
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Posted on January 18th, 2018
We understand that at such a difficult time it’s hard to think of anything other than your current grief. After losing a beloved pet choosing an urn is a symbolic way of creating a lasting tribute. Your pet held a special place in your life, so why shouldn’t their final resting place reflect that significance?… Read More
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Posted on November 7th, 2017
Sunday 12th November 2017 is Remembrance Day, and we’d really like to pay tribute to those service animals that have served, and continue to serve, with the forces both in combat and at home with returning veterans. You may have seen our previous posts on service dogs and the human animal bond here we talked about… Read More
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Posted on August 15th, 2017
A personal account from Jon Hale, son of the founder and owner of the Cambridge Pet Crematorium. My name is Jon Hale, I’ve spent my life answering the childhood question of “what does your dad do?” with hesitation. My father owns a crematorium for pets. Which, may I say, I love; this is why. Like… Read More
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Posted on July 14th, 2017
Nostalgia can hit you when you least expect it. When it comes to pet loss it can be such a beautiful thing. After pet loss thinking back on the time you’ve had with your cat or dog can be ‘bittersweet’! For some the pain of pet loss can never entirely disappear, but you can find… Read More
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Posted on May 5th, 2017
Today we were really excited to see that our regular mother duck has returned and she has not let us down. Here she is in the Garden of Remembrance at Cambridge Pet Crematorium with this year’s brood of ducklings and not an ugly one in sight. It was quite hard to capture a good shot,… Read More
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Posted on October 18th, 2016
While talking to children about death and grief seems taboo to most people, at CPC we think its important for all ages to have an understanding of what’s going on. We have spent many years working with bereaved families and know that a child’s bond with their pet friends can be just as strong… Read More
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Posted on September 20th, 2016
Grief comes in many different forms. Everyone will experience grief at some point in their life, and the loss of a pet is just as much a real part of grief as losing a human loved one. Here at Petrest we’ve spent many years helping owners through their grief and giving support where necessary, and… Read More
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Posted on August 23rd, 2016
Talking about cremation process is hard. It’s hard because no-one wants to think about it, and quite rightly so. Facing up to the idea of losing your beloved friend is, sadly, one of the most awful parts of pet ownership. It must be done though. We’d love to say it will be much easier to… Read More
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Posted on June 21st, 2016
* This article has been updated to include details of pet memorial options and our online pet tributes – a free service offered by CPC * Saying goodbye to your pet is never an easy thing to do, there are many stages to grief and losing a pet can feel just as harrowing as losing… Read More
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