A Pet’s Love

Pet Cremation is not the type of thing you would normally consider until a beloved pet falls ill. It doesn’t matter what size, when the time comes to say goodbye you and your pet deserve to say goodbye the right way - with love, empathy and dignity.

You only need to review the enormous amount of positive feedback received from pervious customers to know that Pets RIP can offer you the help you need at this sad time.


Pets RIP are the leaders in pet cremation and there’s two things that make their business special; their genuine empathy for you and respect for your beloved pet.
Pets RIP are co-owned by Beric and Sue who are both experienced in grief support, so they can help you through the loss of your beloved pet.
Beric and Sue also specialise in individual cremations so this gives peace of mind that your pet has been cremated ethically.

In summary, your beloved pet deserves a respectful passing and Pets RIP can help provide you the support you need at this difficult time. Call Pets RIP with any of your questions re pet cremations.  Their dedicated team are available to assist from all areas South East Queensland 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a week on 1300 233 002.
Location: 12 Rocla Ct, Glenvale QLD 4350, Australia

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 11, 2019 at 2:56 PM

    Yes , I agree that our pets should die with love, empathy, and dignity. We need to give them a final arrangement and for me that's the only way to show our love to them for the last time. Like we did to our pet who died last month ago and after the pet cremation services Seattle, we got a unforgettable pet jewelry. Please refer to this link: https://thepetlosscenter.com/our-locations/seattle

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 15, 2020 at 4:46 AM

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