How Do You Create A Memorial For A Pet?
If you’ve ever lost a beloved pet, then you know that it can be just as devastating as losing a family member. Follow these steps to memorialize your pet. Do your research and make certain your city allows family pet burials. Be sure you are not digging near any wells, springs or water supplies, septic systems, ponds, underground pipes, cables or drains. The last thing you want to have during a pet memorial is an enormous household accident. Dig down at least 3 feet or more between the top of the casket and ground level to deter pests from digging at your gravesite. If you’re planting a live memorial like a tree, allow extra depth for planting the root ball. Wrap your deceased pet in plastic to deter digging pests. Add your pet’s favorite toys, your favorite photos or wrap him in his favorite blanket, so it stays close to him. Take your time. Make sure all members of your family who want to be present are present for the burial and allow everyone who wants to participate to do so in th