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Don’t Flush Fish! Options for Burial and Cremation of Small Exotic Pets

Discover a few things to consider when planning end-of-life care for your fish, reptile, hamster or other pocket pet.

Cremation 10
Euthanasia 4
Grief 13
Memorialization 5
Pet Parenting 15

Five Common Pet Cremation Questions…

If you’re facing the loss of a furry family member, you may be filled with questions and uncertainty. Here are five questions about pet cremation that you may be worried about but don’t know how to ask.

Tips for Getting Through the First Days of Grief After a Pet Dies

The first few days after a loss are some of the hardest to endure. Here are a few tips for easing the pain of grief while you wait to receive your pet’s ashes.

10 Tips for Making Your Home “Senior Pet Friendly”

Do you have a senior pet? A few simple lifestyle accommodations can significantly impact your aging companion’s quality of life.

Is Pet Cremation the Same as Human Cremation?

Your furry family members deserve the same care and respect in death as any other loved one. At Best Friends, we make that a promise.

Viewing Your Pet Before Cremation Can Help You Heal

It’s okay to spend a little time with your pet’s body after they’ve passed on. In fact, it’s encouraged.

Does Pet Insurance Cover the Cost of Cremation?

As pet parents, you want to provide the best possible care for your pet. But unexpected vet bills and end-of-life expenses can take a financial toll. Is pet insurance the best solution for easing that stress?

How Pet Memorial Keepsakes Help with Grief

Your furry companion is gone, but never forgotten. Memorial keepsakes can help keep their memory alive and ease the pain of loss.

Why Can’t Dogs and Cats Live as Long as Humans?

When you’re a pet parent, “goodbye” always comes too soon. Here’s how to understand pet ages in people terms so you can estimate how long you have together.

How Do You Know It’s Time to Say Goodbye to Your Pet?

As pet parents, we are responsible for the well-being and happiness of our furry companions. This means giving them the best care during their lives. But it also means preventing them from suffering unnecessarily when those lives are approaching the end.

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