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• Pet Loss Bereavement
  Coping with Pet Loss Grief and Bereavement Losing a pet can be just as devastating as losing a human loved one. After all, pets are our companions, our friends, and our family. They provide us with unconditional love and support, and they enrich our lives in countless ways. When a pet dies, it is important …
• About The U.S. PetAftercare Directory
  The website PetAftercare.us is a directory of pet aftercare service providers in the United States. It allows users to search for providers by zip code, city, state, or company name. For example, searching for pet cremation near me or by zip code will lists local businesses in the area. The website also offers a PACform™ …
• Average Cost of Pet Cremation in the U.S.
  Average Cost of Pet Cremation in the U.S.The average cost to cremate a pet in the USA is between $30 and $200. The cost will vary depending on the size of your pet, the type of cremation you choose, and the location of the crematorium. Start your search at PetAftercare.US. Small cats and dogs typically …
• Pet Insurance for End of Life Expenses
  Does Pet Insurance include Coverage for End of Life Expenses? Pet insurance is a type of insurance that can help to cover the costs of veterinary care for your pet. Some pet insurance policies also cover the costs of end-of-life care, such as euthanasia and pet cremation. If you are considering pet insurance, it is …
• Cost & Considerations for Pet Burial
  The Costs of Pet Burial Pet burial is the process of burying a pet’s body in the ground. It is a more traditional option than pet cremation, and it can be a more personal way to say goodbye to your pet. There are many factors that can affect the cost of pet burial, including: The …
• Why Pet Owners Choose Pet Cremation
  Why Pet Owners Choose Pet Cremation Pet cremation is the process of burning a pet’s remains to ashes. It is a more common option than pet burial, as it is less expensive and more convenient. There are many reasons why pet owners might choose pet cremation. Some of the most common reasons include: If you …
• Estimating My Pet’s Weight
  When your pet dies, your local pet aftercare service providers will need to know your pet’s weight in order to provide you with the cost of pet cremation or pet burial and to schedule your dog or cat pickup. While cats and small dogs may only weight 5 lbs, large breed dogs may weight up …
• Handling My Deceased Pet’s Remains
  When your pet dies at home and you’re faced with handling their remains, you need to to take immediate action once you’ve contacted a pet aftercare professional in your area (search PetAftercare.US).   A common question that pet owners ask; “how do I handle my pet’s remains”. Tips for handling your deceased pet’s remains;  Wear gloves …
• Costs of Pet Cremation
  What is the cost of pet cremation in my area? The typical pet cremation cost is usually around $55 to $100 for small animals, $100 to $150 for most cats and small dogs, while large dogs are $150 to $350. The prices to cremate a pet vary widely from one city to another.  The best …
• Cost to Bury a Pet
  What’s the cost to bury a pet in my area? Prices vary based on the location of the pet cemetery.  The best way to know for sure is to ask the local Pet Aftercare professionals in your community. If you need immediate assistance, get a price quote in your community: Search Pet Aftercare Near Me  …
• Cleaning Tips For Homes With Pets
  Over 40 million homes count pets among their occupants, which means there are many people cleaning up after their animals. Pet accidents, vomit, and everyday occurrences like hairballs and shed fur make things challenging for pet owners. If you can relate to this, follow these tips when cleaning your home and things will be much …
• Video: Euthanizing My Pet
  Video: Euthanizing my pet – Ask a Vet.
• Video: Coping with Pet Loss
  Video: Answering questions about coping with pet loss
• Video: When My Pet Died
  Video: When My Pet Died. Coping with pet loss.
• My Pet Died and I Need Help Now
  What Should I Do if My Pet Dies at Home? Pet burial and pet cremation service providers often have someone on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Search the U.S. Pet Aftercare Directory to find a service provider in your area:  Search for Pet Aftercare Near Me URGENT HELP Request for Quote Planning …
• Can I Bury My Pet at Home?
  If you want to bury your pet at home or somewhere on your own property, you’ll need to check your local laws first.  Calling your local Animal Control Agency for legal guidance may not be sufficient if you want to avoid paying fines and exhuming your pet. Finding the best care for your deceased pet …
• Pet Loss Counseling & Self-Help
  Where to Get Help for Grieving Pet Owners Losing a pet can be a very difficult experience. Pets can be our best friends and companions, and their loss can leave a void in our lives. If you are grieving the loss of a pet, there are a number of things you can do to cope …
• Search for Pet Aftercare Near Me
   Find local Pet Aftercare Services in your State, searched by zip code. Select your Pet Aftercare service, choose your State and your services needs to enter the U.S. Pet Aftercare Directory.  Search Near Me or Search by Zip Code Pet Burial Pet Cremation Pet Euthanasia What to Do With Your Pet’s Remains After Death Helpful Articles: Handling …

Resources

The following is a list of resources that some pet owners may find useful. Pet Aftercare is not affiliated with any of the individuals, organizations, or publishers mentioned below.

Helpful Articles

Association Pet Loss and Bereavement (APLB)

Care For Pets (grief counseling page) 

Pet Loss Support Page