Petland Cemetery Inc

Reviews

• PL

  Paul Lopiccolo

  Jan 8, 2025
  5.0
  My second service animal that Petland has taken care of . After years of service my two animals were treated with respect and dignity that they deserved. With Professionalism from the first phone call to the return of their ashes. I would call upon no other than Petland . Thank you everyone . Sincerely Paul .
• BK

  Beverly King

  Oct 23, 2022
  5.0
  Excellent care ...very compassionate
• AN

  Anna Nelson

  Oct 7, 2021
  5.0
  Petland cemetery did an awesome job after I lost my 40 year old horse. This horse has been with me most of my life. I wasn't sure if he was going to be put down they reassured me to just leave a message as they would be closing in 20 minutes. She said she could have someone out there by 12 noon the next day if you needed. So just leave a message and someone will call me in the morning and sure enough they did and walked me through the whole process. When they picked up the horse the next day they were so fragile and gentle with him. Very caring. I got him privately cremated and delivered back to me within a week. In a cardboard box but honestly I wouldn't expect them to deliver a huge animal back in any other way. Thank you so much for all your work.
• GG

  gaidhliglass

  Jan 7, 2021
  2.0
  My 27 year old bird died and I asked the vet for a private cremation; they sent her here. I also asked for a talon imprint. I got back a nice wooden box and a necklace keepsake. The keepsake was empty, so I opened the box and inspected the ashes. There were absolutely no bone or beak fragments; just smooth ash. The ash was a bit more for a bird of that size and put into an overtly huge bag and shoved into the box. I'm not sure what I got back. No talon imprints, except inked ones done by the vet since I requested a necropsy. The "certificate" is just a half sheet of paper with a poem on it. Also, a brochure for more urns??? Really??? I didn't have a choice from the vet office in getting to choose the urn or just get the ashes alone. A few years ago, we lost one of our dogs due to age and our regular vet also used this company. Husband was able to choose the urn and got back a clay paw imprint; the condolence card came from the vet and staff. Our elderly cat was done by a different company (which provided a wood urn with bagged ashes, fur clipping, clay paw imprint, condolence card, and certificate all nicely boxed up in one unit). That's the way it should have been done.

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