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Click here to view all obituariesEveryone knows it: in most areas of our lives, advance planning makes sense. It's really a matter of being prepared for an unknown future, isn't it? And in our opinion (and that of the ASPCA and The Humane Society of the United States), when it comes to responsible pet care, advance planning is essential. Not only when it comes to end-of-life planning, of course; preparing for an emergency is another very valuable form of advance planning. (If you're ready to make an emergency plan in advance view the ASPCA's "Emergency Pet Preparedness", read The Humane Society's "Make a Disaster Plan for Your Pets", or review these U.S. Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) guidelines.)
Preparing for disasters and other emergencies is one thing; but being prepared for your pet's passing is another. Exactly how do you plan in advance for something you really can't bear to even think about? You do so by taking a deep breath, and then turning to our pet loss professionals.
One of the hardest things in life to deal with is regret; if we're not careful, we can carry our regrets for far too long. And here's the underlying truth of it: by planning your pet’s final care in advance, you are far less likely less to carry any regrets after your pet is gone. Not only that, you will know in advance how your pet's passing will be handled; making you far less anxious about what's ahead. There are additional benefits to advance planning, including:
In other words, finalizing a pet’s pre-arrangements eliminates hastily-made decisions (such decisions usually result in regret).
Naturally, you're aware we offer immediate need services to area pet owners. When a pet passes, ours is commonly the first phone number dialed by grieving family members. But as you've seen here, we also offer advance planning services. When you turn to us to assist you with planning your pet's end-of-life care, we'll guide you in:
These decisions will be recorded by a member of our staff and kept on file for the future. We will also furnish you with a copy of your pet's advance planning documents for your files.
If you're ready to take on the very loving and very practical step of planning ahead for your pet's passing, give us a call at 956-720-4414. We can also be reached via email, using our contact form.