About Us

Honoring Pets. Healing Together.

Pet Memory Guide was born out of a simple truth: the bond we share with our pets is deep, real, and lasting—even after they’re gone.

We created this space to help pet parents like you find comforting memorial ideas, practical resources, and emotional support during one of life’s hardest goodbyes.

We know the pain, because we’ve been there too.

🐾 Why We Built This Site

There wasn’t a single place online that felt both practical and personal. Most pet memorial advice was either too commercial or too clinical. We wanted to change that.

So we started Pet Memory Guide—a thoughtful, ad-light website dedicated to helping people honor their pets with dignity, creativity, and love. From hand-picked memorial stones to real grief reflections, everything we publish comes from a place of personal experience and empathy.

Meet the People Behind the Pages

We’re a small, heartfelt team of editors and writers, each with our own animals, stories, and losses. Together, we write not just as content creators—but as caretakers of memory.

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Lena

Lina lives with two senior cats: Joya, a 9-year-old British Shorthair with soulful eyes, and Coffee, an 11-year-old Persian who still demands the sunny spot by the window. After losing her first cat unexpectedly, she began journaling her grief—and eventually started writing memorial articles for other cat parents going through the same thing.

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Jake

Jake shares life with Milo, a Mini Teddy he rescued 6 years ago. He’s created a beautiful backyard memorial for his late beagle, Benny, and now shares practical ideas for outdoor tributes, dog urns, and garden stones. He believes dogs never really leave; they just change where they sleep.

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Meghan

Meghan grew up on a family farm where she cared for retired horses and donkeys. After losing her mare of 17 years, Dahlia, she started researching eco-friendly burial options and now writes about equine memorials, pasture markers, and grieving in rural communities.

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Rachel

Rachel has kept everything from hamsters to rabbits, and currently lives with Socks, a curious guinea pig with a love for carrot tops. She’s passionate about giving “little lives” the big tributes they deserve, and specializes in memorial ideas for small pets, kids’ grieving experiences, and indoor altars.

🧡 Our Promise

We’re not trying to sell you grief—we’re here to hold space for it. Every article we write, every product we recommend, is carefully considered and written by someone who understands.

Because pets aren’t “just animals.” They’re family. And they deserve to be remembered that way.