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Artemis Pet Cremation Services

4.5 (4 reviews)
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I lost my best friend Friday, July 17, 2026. His name is Ziggy. It was 730 at night and I had no…read moreidea what I was going to do. Ziggy had just passed away in my arms at home. When I reached out to rainbow Bridge, they were so sweet and kind and I felt at ease just talking to them. They told me they would give me as much time as I wanted and they would come pick up Ziggy. On Thursday, July 23 they delivered my baby back to me and everything they did was perfect. His certificate, his cremation his paw prints his fur they paid such attention to details. I can't thank you both enough for giving me some peace knowing that my baby was in the right hands. Love Tricia&Ziggy

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I wish Furrever Friends existed when my other dogs passed…read more Our dog, Franklin, died on Sunday. For over 11 years, he was a very important part of my family and friends. We are devastated. Not many crematoriums are open on Sundays. I called a number in Van Nuys that I found on Yelp, but the man referred me to Furrever Friends. I'm so glad he did. Heather at Furrever Friends was so kind on the phone and in person. She made the entire process very smooth and easy. She discussed everything with me - their strict cremation process, what to expect with the final package, etc. Honestly, I didn't ask; she just told me. I wasn't functioning very well that day. I picked up Franklin today after only a 4-day wait. At the shop, Heather surprised me with Frank's paw and nose prints on wood and paper! What a thoughtful idea! (I'm sure she told me about it on Sunday, but I really wasn't present.) I almost broke down in front of her when I saw his nose. We used to "boop" that thing! Frank himself is resting in a beautiful wooden box. He's coming home now. Heather, thank you so much for the amazing love and care you showed us! I won't forget you.

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We lost our family dog Teddy after 15 wonderful years. Teddy was so much more than a pet and was by…read moreour family's side through so many difficult moments in life. Small Paws Cremation Service and Romo showed us incredible kindness and compassion. Romo reassured us that Teddy was in good hands, personally picked him up to be cremated and hand delivered his ashes back home to us with such care and respect. Romo gave us a lot of reassurance and we received great communication through out this process. It's rare to encounter such genuine compassion during a time filled with so much sadness. We are deeply grateful for the comfort and dignity Romo gave Teddy and our family during one of the most painful moments of our lives. Thank you, Romo and Small Paws Cremation Service, for treating our beloved Teddy with so much love and care. Thank you for bringing him back home to us!

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