There are very few rare people who grieve for their pets, just like they would when a member of the family passes away. It is true that pets outlive their owners and when you truly love them, it is immensely difficult to let them 'go'. You stick to the memories and find the separation unbearable.
These days, there are new ways to mourn the passing of your beloved pet. You can choose to preserve them in pet urns or you can create a per memorial garden. A pet memorial garden is a landscapes portion of land where a beautiful memorial stone can be laid and decorated with flowers and greenery that reminds you of the moments you spent with the loved ones.
What does it indicate when you choose pet memorial garden stones?
Firstly, it indicates that you are trying to cope up with the loss of your pet and in doing so, you are seeking closure.
Secondly, the choice implies a befitting tribute to honor the life and love the loved one shared with you, during its short lifetime.
Thirdly, you are able to seek and lend support to each other and come to terms with the departure as a collective unity.
Fourthly, the pet memorial stone is also an indication of your desire to remember it through eternity. The memorial stone is the little resting place, an evidence of a life well lived.
What kind of pet memorial garden stones can you choose?
Natural River Rock Stones - It is the most popular of the natural materials to make memorial stone. It has flat surface with smooth edges because of erosion from moving water.
Limestone Rock - It looks like an original rock urn. In a limestone memorial rock, you have a small hollowed out place inside where you can place the ashes. On the top of it is the engraving that has details about the pet - its name, age, and a personalized message.
Other than the above 2 popular options, you have the flat stone memorial where you can have a picture of the pet engraved onto the stone.