Organic Mixture: An Eco-Friendly Memorial
What is the Purpose of the Let Your Love Grow Mixture? Let Your Love Grow blended with cremated ashes (which on their own are harmful...
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Why choose Richland Pet Cremation & Memorials?
We understand what it’s like to lose a pet. There are few things more difficult in life than watching your best friend slip away. For many pet parents, the grief is profound and handing over their pet’s remains is a very difficult process, so we work with each pet parent to ensure they’re at peace throughout the entire process. Raeleen Neary, CPLP is a Certified Pet Loss Professional who is available to provide grief counseling to pet parents who are grieving a loss.We offer a wide selection of beautiful memorial products including handcrafted ceramic urns, which Raeleen makes herself.
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Our Cremation Services
At Richland Pet Cremation and Memorials, we offer private and communal pet cremation services to pet parents. Pet cremation is an increasingly popular choice among pet parents for a number of different reasons. When cremation is chosen, there is no need to bury the pet, which can pose an obstacle for many pet parents who realize they would be forced to leave their pet’s remains behind if they move in the future. Cremation also allows you to keep your pet close forevermore in a beautiful urn or you may choose to scatter the ashes in a place your pet enjoyed in life.
The grief you may experience can be profound and many pet parents opt to speak with Raeleen Neary, a certified Pet Loss Professional who is available to provide grief counseling to pet owners. Additionally, we offer professional services to Veterinary Clinics.
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Choosing a Pet Urn
When it comes to the loss of a pet, the emotional impact can be devastating as they were part of the family. However, too many...
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A Practical Tribute to your Pet: Memorial Jewelry
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