Paw Print Candle Holders

Description

Paw Print Candle Holders

Paw Print Candle Holders These beautiful candle holders are available in a fashionable classic blue or slate grey colours and both have silver paw prints around the base. So whenever you want to bring yourself some solace you can light a candle and feel that everlasting bond.

The really clever design also means that you can keep some of your beloved pets ashes safe and secure within the candle holder. They have a secure fastening underneath that is very discreet.

They are designed to hold a standard votive candle which is included with the order.

Dimensions: Height 4.5cm x Width 9cm, recess for the candle is 5cm

Capacity: the chamber holds a small amount of ashes approx 0.2ltr (a token amount).

Handmade with an intricate paw print design. Both colours have a lovely matte finish and are easily opened for filling with a screwcap on the underside.

Due to the nature they can vary very slightly from one to another, but this is the nature of being hand crafted.

Keeping the ashes

Many people keep their loved pets ashes at home, some because they are not sure what to do with them, some because they are not yet ready to do something with them and some simply want to keep them close by, in the house.  Sometimes, very well meaning, friends will give advice such as ‘it’s time to move on’ or ‘you’ll feel better if you scatter/bury them’. But only you will know how you feel with the loss of your lovely pet and only you will know when and if the time is right to do something else with the ashes.

This will give you more time to decide what you want to do as your feelings may change over time. Until then these urns can keep the ashes safely at home without you having to explain your reasons to anyone, if someone admires the keepsake it is up to you whether you tell them or not.

Pet Bereavement

When you have to say goodbye it can be hard for you, for them, your family and your other pets. I have written practical advice about pet loss and the impact on your heart, your mind and your body. You can can these free guides here. And there is legal advice and questions to ask your vet on our advice pages and blog.  You can find more information here.

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