The Funeral.com Journal
Resources to help you create tributes as unique as the people (and pets) you love. Learn how engraving, photos, colors, and symbols add meaning; discover scattering rituals and at-home memorial ideas. We focus on the details that matter—because small choices can carry a lifetime of comfort.
How to Talk to Your Vet About Pet Euthanasia and Aftercare Options
There comes a moment in many pet owners’ lives when the unspoken question finally enters the room with the veterinarian. It might appear as a quiet pause after test results,...
Home Burial vs. Pet Cremation: Legal and Emotional Considerations
Every pet leaves a unique mark on your home and heart, creating memories that stay long after they are gone. Choosing how to honor those memories—whether to bury them at...
Pet Aftercare Options Explained: Home Burial, Cemetery Burial, Cremation, and Alternatives
When a pet dies, the first feeling is usually not practical at all. It is the silence by the food bowl, the empty spot on the couch, the way the...
Is It Okay to Bury Your Pet at Home? Legal, Safety, and Emotional Considerations
When a beloved dog, cat, or other companion animal dies, many families feel a strong pull to lay them to rest at home. The backyard is where they chased balls,...
When Your Pet Dies at Home: What to Do Next, Practically and Emotionally
When a pet dies at home, life can seem to stop in an instant. One moment they are struggling, resting, or simply aging in front of you, and the next,...
Pet Cremation vs. Burial: How to Choose What Feels Right for Your Family
When a pet dies, the silence in the house is often the first thing you notice. The empty bed, the unused leash, the food bowl that doesn’t need to be...
What to Put on Your Dog’s Grave: Meaningful Dog Memorial Ideas and Tribute Guide
When you’re standing at your dog’s resting place, the world feels quieter, heavier, and strangely unfamiliar. The air around you shifts, carrying echoes of routines that no longer happen, footsteps...
Burying a Pet at Home: Legal Rules, Safety Tips, and Alternatives to Consider
Sometimes the quiet after a pet’s final breath feels heavier than words can hold. The house changes, its corners softer, its routines quieter, and yet their presence stays woven into...