Rainbow Bridge Pet Crematoria Ltd

12/12/2024

04/12/2024

I have had lots of people asking about turning their pets ashes into jewellery and how can they do this! Well all you have to do is ask xx I deal quite a lot with Ashes into Glass who are wonderful, and I do everything that’s needed for you x they have a selection of rings, necklaces and cufflinks as well as stunning paperweights in a range of colours . I also have a lovely local lady who does this too for a more inexpensive alternative.

02/12/2024

Christmas can be an especially emotional time for those who are grieving the loss of a beloved pet. The holiday season is often associated with joy, family, and tradition, which can amplify feelings of sadness or longing for pets who are no longer there, here are some thoughtful ways to support family and friends and acknowledge pet bereavement during this festive season:

1. Make a Personalised Memorial Keepsake

   •   Create ornaments featuring the pet’s name, paw print, or a favorite photo, maybe a memorial candle or decorations to place on their tree.

2. Hold a Memorial Event

   •   Organise a remembrance ceremony or candle-lighting event where they can honor their pets.
   •   Include opportunities for families to share stories or memories in a supportive setting.

3. Provide Resources for Coping

   •   Recommend books, support groups, or grief counselors specialising in pet loss.
   

4. Send Thoughtful Messages

   •   A Christmas card acknowledging their recently lost pet, offering comforting words and letting them know you’re thinking of them.
   •   Include a short poem, quote, or a message acknowledging the special bond they shared with their pet. 5 sometimes just a quick text or phone call can help Knowing that someone has remembered you’re still grieving can help so much.
By acknowledging the emotional challenges of pet bereavement at Christmas, you not only provide comfort to grieving family or friends but also show your commitment to honoring the bond they shared with their pets.

27/11/2024

Do you have a pet coming to end of life? No one wants to think about these things, but please know YOU HAVE A CHOICE! Gone are the times that you have to walk through reception at the vets whilst feeling totally devastated. You can now have your pet euthanised at home (or at Rainbow Bridge) please contact me via phone, email or WhatsApp or contact form in my website. Here when you need me x www.rainbowbridgepetcrematoria.co.uk or 01623 761835 or 07759 485280

22/11/2024

Good advice from the PDSA let’s keep our furry friends safe x

21/11/2024

“What did you do with your pet’s ashes? 🌈🐾

Did you create a special memorial, scatter them in a favorite spot, or keep them close at home? We’d love to hear how you’re celebrating your beloved furry, feathered, or scaly friend’s memory.

Every story is as unique as the bond we share with our pets, and your ideas might inspire others to create meaningful tributes. 💖

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19/11/2024

Yesterday I lost my beautiful boy Harry, he passed away peacefully and I can’t thank Angela enough for her help, we were able to keep Harry at home surrounded by his family where he slowly slipped away. Today we will take the time to grieve and remember all the funny things he did. It’s good to talk even if that comes with floods of tears. My heart as always goes out to everyone who has ever lost a pet.

19/11/2024

Due to the adverse weather we are offering for today, collection of pets FREE OF CHARGE within a 10 mile radius.

19/11/2024

*** SNOW UPDATE***
Please be aware WE ARE STILL OPEN!

15/11/2024

Here every paw and feathered friend is cared for deeply to the end x

15/11/2024

It’s that time of the year again 🎁🎄Join our team in making a Christmas shoebox for those pets in need!

We are taking donations from now until 21st of December for our friends over at Jerry Green Dog Rescueg Mansfield Cat Rescue registered charity 1193319 11Burrowed Hearts Animal Rescue 🐶🐹🐭🐱🐰

14/11/2024

When you make a decision to come to me, know that I am 100% passionate about what I do! I want to be the best I can for myself but mostly for you. I will always learn more, do more and be more.