Pet Haven Animal Cremation

04/08/2025

We understand that pets aren't just animals - they're family.
So, we thought we'd introduce you to some of the furry family members of our Pet Haven team!

If you've got furry family members, we'd love to see a photo of them in the comments below!

26/04/2025

24/04/2025

Lest we forget.

17/04/2025

Happy Easter from the team at Pet Haven Animal Cremations!

Please see below for updates to our operating hours this upcoming long weekend.

08/09/2022

ℝ.𝕀.ℙ ℍ.𝕄 ℚ𝕦𝕖𝕖𝕟 𝔼𝕝𝕚𝕫𝕒𝕓𝕖𝕥𝕙 𝕀𝕀

As we mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth, we also remember her as an avid lover of all animals. She had a passion for her horses and an infamous relationship with her beloved Corgis.

The Pembrook Welsh breed have a long-held history with the Queen, with her passion for the pets originating at childhood.

Queen Elizabeth II's love for these dogs was inherited from her father King George VI. He brought home the family's first corgi, a puppy named Dookie in 1933.

On her 18th birthday, The Queen was gifted a corgi named Susan, from whom the rest of her corgis are said to be descended.

Since then, she is believed to have owned at least 30 corgis throughout her 70-year reign. With some of her pets being Dorgis(cross corgi and daschund)

Queen Elizabeth welcomed a new dog in January 2022. The new canine's nickname is Lissy - a fitting tribute to her new owner. In a change of tradition, she's a four-year-old cocker spaniel rather than a corgi or dorgi

07/09/2022

Paws that are imprinted in our hearts forever 💕 🐾

24/04/2022

If we ever fail to remember just how incredible animals are, have a read about these Black Labrador 'Dogs of War'
https://anzacday.org.au/vietnam-dogs-of-war

Lest we forget

05/12/2021

10/11/2021

* Remembrance Day *

On Remembrance Day every year we honour the people who died in the service of their country while at war. On many occasions when people went to war they were accompanied by animals, many of which also lost their lives in service to their country.

In 2013 the Australian War Animal Memorial Organisation introduced the purple poppy, worn as a way of remembering the animals that served and died in conflict. In 2019, February 24 was named as the official Animal Remembrance Day, but on November 11 many people still honour those thousands of creatures who were wounded or killed in action.

07/09/2021