Comments on: Digital Frame Shows Pics Of Your Pet While Holding Its Ashes

By: gypsy

gypsy — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 06:08:50 +0000

you don’t get it? who cares.

By: Breeder - website design

Breeder - website design — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:13:14 +0000

Animals are very special to there human families and I think that we need to keep the memories of our deceased babies alive! But I also agree with you that some people can get carried away and spend hundreds of dollars trying to preserve an animal that is already gone!

By: daniel patry

daniel patry — Thu, 29 May 2008 07:01:39 +0000

yes my dog died of ha tumor and put im a urne yes i would bye this won for my dog anythime

By: daniel patry

daniel patry — Thu, 29 May 2008 06:58:10 +0000

yes i had adog name blakie is mom died wen the pup had a week old i fed im by the bottled and pablum just like a newborn kid tought im evry thing the dog was smart new is colerd balls and evry thing we said then e pass away i paid 375 bucks to get im home whit me and the famlie and yes ill bye this one

By: Jessica Kennedy

Jessica Kennedy — Tue, 20 May 2008 13:44:41 +0000

I disagree. Right now I have my deceased cat’s ashes, he was accidentally run over by my husband after the cat took a ride across town somehow on/in his car. It was very tragic and totally required a time of mourning. I wanted a way to showcase his ashes, his collar and a picture all together. His ashes are in a small wooden box from the vet. I purchased a larger picture frame box that was just perfect. I put the box with his ashes inside along with his collar and put a few pictures inside the picture frame. I periodically rotate the pictures. Since I already have this in place I do not find the need to purchase this awesome gadget, however, if I lost a pet in the future I would almost definitely buy this. It is rather expense though, so hopefully by the time losing a pet comes along they will be cheaper.