No one in this world can ever describe the pain of losing a pet. The hurt just magnifies especially when you realize you can no longer see their fun and jolly face every morning, be able to play with them, feel their kisses on your face, hands or feet, and worst, hug your best friend anymore.
Pets are not just an accessory in the house but our family. They are the furry balls who've added more adventure, fun, and excitement in our life big time. Given this, it is understandable why losing a pet can be very devastating. They are not "just pets," they are important and deserved to be remembered and honored for the love they've shared all the times of their lives.
A company named Davenport Memorial Glass understand the pain pet owners have to face when losing their pet. With this goal of "physically capture a moment, to create a keepsake that brings back a memory," the company focuses on incorporating glass art with the owners' beloved pet's ashes.
By creating these beautiful and wonderful masterpieces, pet owners will have the opportunities to carry their beloved pet's remains in nine-teen ways wherever they go. They offer these art pieces in designs of dog cremation paw, paw pendant, colored halo pendant, paw locket, cat cremation paw, heart pendant, galaxy marble, infinity swirl marble, and icicle ornaments. More designs include dog cremation paw- classic design, turtle pendant, stainless steel chain, flower urn, glass elephant, giant heart, solid color halo pendant, 3D paw pendants, glass pig, and glass mallard duck.
Furthermore, these accessories also help pet owners cope with their pain of losing a loved one. In a post shared by Scientific American, Guy Winch, one of the writers of the online page, shared how crucial it is to take pet loss seriously no matter how others would react on it. According to the post, losing a pet isn't just a simple thing. It can cause someone to grieve so much that could impair not just his emotional health, but also their physique.
In October 2017, the New England Journal of Medicine shared a story of a woman who experienced "broken-hearted syndrome" after her dog passed away. She experienced heart-attack-like symptoms, which include elevated hormone levels, chest pain, and shortness of breath.
Indeed, nothing can help a person move on with the grieving. But good memories can at least lessen the burden. "Nothing will compare to the time spent with your loved one, but we hope to aid in treasuring them and remembering the precious time you had together," Davenport writes on their website.
