Why Pet Cremation is a Better Alternative to Pet Burial

The loss of a pet can be very overwhelming because it’s always hard to say goodbye to a family member.  Understanding your options helps you to make the right decision for your family. Here are the main reasons why you should consider pet cremation rather than pet burial for your beloved pet.

Pet Cremation
Being able to keep your beloved pet’s ashes in a decorative urn or wooden photo frame is the main benefit. It doesn’t matter where you end up living, your pet can still have a special place on the mantle piece. In other words, your pet can still always be with you and your family.

Pet Burial
There are different scenarios re burial, you may choose to bury your pet at your home or at an appropriate burial site. The main disadvantage is if you move away, you leave your pet behind. In some cases, cemeteries have gone into receivership, for example the pet crematorium and cemetery, west of Toowoomba, QLD.  This has left many families unable to visit their departed pets.

In summary, pet cremation is more beneficial because you can be rest assured that your beloved pet has had a suitable farewell and can still have a place in your home.

Pets R.I.P can help provide you the support you need at this difficult time. Call Pets R.I.P with any questions re petcremations in Brisbane.  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. Pets R.I.P Motto ~ “Treat the pet as if the family are present”.
Location: 12 Rocla Ct, Glenvale QLD 4350, Australia

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