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|Articles|September 10, 2015
Offer simple memorials after euthanasia
Simple keepsakes help your veterinary team memorialize pets and ease pet owners' pain.
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At Seville Animal Hospital we try to capture the end of our clients' journey with their pet in memorable ways. In addition to the traditional sympathy card and rainbow bridge book marker, we make a paw print impression and we snip a tuft of fur and put in a nice cellophane bag with a poem. Around the holidays we will even put a tuft of fur in a glass Christmas ornament. Losing a pet is never easy. We feel that offering them many keepsakes to memorialize their pet helps ease their pain.
Kim Fish
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Practice Manager
Seville Animal Hospital
Seville, Ohio
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