How to use it
Type your practice, rescue or group name if you would like it on the sheet. Choose a leaflet and press print. Each one fits on a single A4 page, with a 50 mm line at the foot so you can check it printed at full size.
Print as many as you like, put them in a waiting room or a sympathy card, or keep a few by the phone. They are free, and there is nothing to sign up for.
What is on each leaflet
Free people to talk to. A short, kind note on grief, then each free UK line: Blue Cross Pet Loss Support, Cats Protection's Paws to Listen, Cruse, Cruse Scotland and the Samaritans, with the number, the hours and who it is for. It also says when to see a GP.
Burying a pet at home. The official guidance for each of the four UK nations, quoted word for word, with the address of each page.
Helping a child. For a family with children. In our own words, it passes on what the charity Child Bereavement UK advises: say plainly that the pet has died, rather than "gone to sleep"; expect a child to be sad, then playing, then sad again; and what children of different ages understand about death, from its guide to ages and stages. It ends with gentle ways to remember a pet together. Winston's Wish, which many people know, is now part of Child Bereavement UK, so the leaflet points to that one charity. Both pages were read on 30 October 2026.
How we keep them right
A leaflet with an old number on it is worse than none. So every night our site checks each number and its hours against the organisation's own website, and each burial quote against the authority's page. Each line on the leaflet prints the date it was last confirmed. If something no longer matches, the leaflet says it is being re-checked.
The same list is on our pet loss support page, and the full burial guidance is on burying a pet at home. No leaflet mentions anything we sell.