A free sympathy card, for a friend whose pet died.
Add their pet’s name and a line of your own. Text it as a link, or save it and print it. Free, no sign-up. Nothing you type is sent to us.
Text it or email it. The card lives in the link, and we don’t keep a copy. Saved, it prints at 4 by 5 inches.
Write a letter from them, freeOr give them a song.
An original song about their pet, sung with their name in it: $29, by email within 24 hours. You don’t need to know the stories. Add your friend’s email and we’ll ask them, gently. If it doesn’t sound like their pet, you get every cent back.
Start their songPet sympathy card messages.
Use the pet’s name. One true sentence is enough. Copy any of these into the card.
“I’m so sorry about Max. He was lucky to have you, and everyone could see it.”
“Thinking of you and missing Bella. That house won’t be the same without her at the door.”
For a cat: “Milo didn’t choose many people. He chose you.”
If you never met them: “I know how much Luna meant to you. I’m here, whenever.”
After a goodbye at the vet: “You stayed with her until the end. That was love.”
If it was sudden: “There was no time to get ready for this. I’m so sorry.”
For an old dog: “Fourteen years of being the best dog on the street. He had the best life with you.”
A month later: “I was thinking about Max today.”
How to sign it.
“Thinking of you” or “With love” both work. Leave out “everything happens for a reason” and “will you get another one?” Mention the Rainbow Bridge only if you know they’d find it comforting.
More on what to say in person or by text: what to say when someone’s pet dies. If it’s your own pet, a letter from them may help.