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Lasting Paws Sandy
Business Information
- Location: USA | Utah | Sandy
- Number: +1 801-699-1212
- Website: lastingpawspetmemorial.com
- Address: 516 W 8360 S, Sandy, UT 84070, United States
- Reviews & Rating: Valoración promedio de 3.9 sobre 5 basada en 91 reseñas. 3.9 / 5 (91 reviews)
Weekly Hours
- Monday: Friday: 9 AM to 5 PM
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 9 AM to 5 PM
- Friday: 9 AM to 5 PM
- Saturday: 9 AM to 5 PM
- Sunday: 9 AM to 5 PM
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User reviews
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Name: Kathleen King
"Opinion: I lost my dear, sweet little cat, Panther Friday after Thanksgiving. I choose to have her cremated with All Paws as my veterinarian recommended this company. Her urn I chose wasn’t available right away, however they let me take her home in a silk bag until it was to come. I was so relieved to have her home with me and Mirabelle was great at updating me of the urn’s eta. I brought her back to All Paws crematorium, and they placed her ashes in the urn I had ordered, and it was well worth the wait. They were very understanding and caring during this very emotional time. I am extremely grateful for their sympathy. They also provided great resources for dealing with the grief of losing one of our dear little angels."
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Name: Shannon Pryor
"Opinion: We lost our 5 year old English Mastiff Palmer to cancer on 9/15/23. Our vet uses All Paws for cremation services which is what we chose to do with our boy. They provided us with information on how the process works and by the time we left the vet we already had the email link to make our decisions on Palmers after care. It was very simple which was nice because it was the worst day of my life. Because of his size, the only urn option that he would fit in was a basic cedar box. We planned on purchasing a larger metal urn separately and transferring him when we got his ashes."