Martin Hopp

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About Martin Hopp

Pets in Peace is now Brisbaneâ€™s oldest-operating and most trusted pet crematorium. We remain proudly family-owned and operated, with 34 fully-trained staff across our locations. From pet cremation and funerals to memorials, the team at Pets in Peace conduct all services with great sensitivity and respect.

Garden Urns and Plaques - Pets in Peace

Martin Hopp12 Sep, 2022Business

These stylish garden memorials allow you to create a lasting tribute to your pet in their favorite outdoor spot, where you can sit and treasure their memory in the outdoors. To Get a beautiful urns and plaques. #gardenurnsandplaques #gardenurnsinaustralia #gardenplaquesinaustralia

Can Horses Be Cremated?

Martin Hopp06 Sep, 2022Business

Creating a horse has pros and cons, but the decision to have a horse cremated should be made in consultation with an expert. Pets In Peace can help you find the right service provider if you consider having your horse cremated. #horsecremation #horsecremationinaunstralia #petcremationservice #petcremationservicesaustralia

Ways You Can Memorialise Your Pet

Martin Hopp06 Sep, 2022Business

We offer various services to make memorializing your pet as easy and stress-free as possible. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help make your experience dealing with the death of a pet as smooth and stress-free as possible. petcemetery, petcemeterybrisbane , petcremation , petcremationservices , petcremationservicesinAustralia

How To Plan the Perfect Memorial For Your Pet?

Martin Hopp06 Sep, 2022Business

Pets in Peace is a full-service pet memorial company that provides all the necessary services for your pet’s memorial. We’ll take care of everything for you. If you want to create a memorial for your pet, contact Pets in Peace. petmemorial, petcremationservices, petmemorial

How to Discuss Pet Euthanasia with Your Family

Martin Hopp26 Aug, 2022Business

Join us in our guide to understand more about the best ways of discussing pet euthanasia with your family. Here at Pets in Peace, we are here for you when you’ve made the hard decision to euthanise your pet. Our caring team conducts all our services, including pet cremation, with sensitivity, dignity and respect.

How Long Should You Wait To Get Another Pet When One Dies?

Martin Hopp26 Aug, 2022Business

Pets In Peace is a trusted pet cremation provider in Australia and can help you plan an appropriate ceremony or memorial service for your beloved pet. When one of your furry friends dies, it’s often tough to come to terms with the fact that they’re gone.

How To Deal with The Loss Of A Dog?

Martin Hopp26 Aug, 2022Business

If you're feeling sad and overwhelmed after the loss of a dog, Pets in Peace offers the best pet cremation services in Australia. Our team will take care of everything, from choosing the suitable urn to providing a gentle, peaceful send-off for your furry friend. It's common to cry when a loved one dies, but it's also natural to feel anger and frustration. So here're some tips for coping with the loss of a dog

How To Deal with The Loss of a Cat?

Martin Hopp26 Aug, 2022Business

It might get hard to get through the grieving process when a pet passes away. One option is to get pet cremation services from Pets in Peace. Pets In Peace can help you arrange for cremation for your pet and support you while you’re grieving the loss of a cat. Everyone experiences loss differently. Here are some considerations when dealing with your cat’s death.

Online Memorial Submission | Pets in Peace Brisbane

Martin Hopp19 Jul, 2022Business

Our Online Memorial Submission form is part of the service we provide. Fill out the form with details about your beloved pet and a message for the memorial service. The best personalized online memorial sites in memory of a loved one. Please email a picture of your pet to be uploaded with the memorial submission

How To Discuss Pet Euthanasia with Your Family?

Martin Hopp30 Jun, 2022News

As difficult as it might be, discussing pet euthanasia with your family is essential. This can be a complicated conversation, but it needs to be had for everyone to agree on how best to handle the situation. It is also essential that everyone be on the same page when it comes to what constitutes euthanasia and what does not. Once everyone knows their role in this process, the decision-making process will go much more smoothly. If your pet has died, you may consider taking pet cremation services from Pets in Peace.