For Medium Pets - Cremation Ash Mix
Give your pet’s ashes new life—and watch your love grow.
Let Your Love Grow (LYLG) Cremation Ash Mix returns your pet’s ashes to earth. Bury, plant, or scatter their cremated remains with LYLG to create a truly green memorial.
Give your pet a legacy of life, and help your family find closure after their cremation.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
• For pets up to 75 lbs (34 kg)
• What’s Included: One bag LYLG Cremation Mix (1.5 kg), instruction booklet and product details
• Ideal for natural outdoor burial, planting, or potted memorial plants (indoor or outdoor)
• May also be used for scattering ashes, sustainably and environmentally
Give your pet’s ashes new life—and watch your love grow.
Let Your Love Grow (LYLG) Cremation Ash Mix returns your pet’s ashes to earth. Bury, plant, or scatter their cremated remains with LYLG to create a truly green memorial.
Give your pet a legacy of life, and help your family find closure after their cremation.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
• For pets up to 75 lbs (34 kg)
• What’s Included: One bag LYLG Cremation Mix (1.5 kg), instruction booklet and product details
• Ideal for natural outdoor burial, planting, or potted memorial plants (indoor or outdoor)
• May also be used for scattering ashes, sustainably and environmentally
Give your pet’s ashes new life—and watch your love grow.
Let Your Love Grow (LYLG) Cremation Ash Mix returns your pet’s ashes to earth. Bury, plant, or scatter their cremated remains with LYLG to create a truly green memorial.
Give your pet a legacy of life, and help your family find closure after their cremation.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
• For pets up to 75 lbs (34 kg)
• What’s Included: One bag LYLG Cremation Mix (1.5 kg), instruction booklet and product details
• Ideal for natural outdoor burial, planting, or potted memorial plants (indoor or outdoor)
• May also be used for scattering ashes, sustainably and environmentally
Let Your Love Grow (LYLG) for Green Pet Memorials with Cremation Ashes
BURIAL + SCATTERING
In Canada, burial of cremation ashes can be held on any private land, with the owner’s permission. Ash scattering can be done on both private land (with permission), or federal or provincial land. More details here.
If you are planning a burial or funeral at a pet cemetery, we are happy to help coordinate with them, free of charge. Please just contact us.
DIRECTIONS AT A GLANCE
• Mix LYLG and cremation ashes
• Plant or bury; top up soil as needed
• If planting in a flower pot, combine with potting soil
• For scattering, let sit for 90-120 days before use for best results
PLANTING
Keep your pet’s ashes all together, or create individual pots or keepsakes for family members.
Memorial plants can be any variety of indoor or outdoor plant. Simply choose something meaningful, use LYLG and cremation ashes in planting, and follow the standard instructions for plant care.
• If planting in a flower pot, we suggest using the MEDIUM PETS mix with containers of about 19 Liters, or approximately 12” x 12” (30 cm x 30 cm) or larger
•. May also be used with multiple smaller planters
YOUR PURCHASE SUPPORTS:
• $5 donation to Save Our Scruff with every purchase
• Commitment to ethical and environmental practices
• A Canadian business
• 100% Women owned social enterprise
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Brittany’s Sister Plants
“Brittany, AKA Bit Bit, was my beautiful Springer Spaniel and best friend for 13 wonderful years. She loved car rides, people and giving hugs when I was sad. My sister also became very attached to her and Bit Bit was there whenever we needed a hug or a friend to listen to us.
When I had her cremated in 2006, I couldn’t take her remains quite yet. My sister held on to them until 2011 when I was ready. She was sitting in my curio cabinet until I found out about Let Your Love Grow organic mixture. Planting this memorial gave me peace and happiness that our Bit Bit is now nurturing two memorial plants: one for my home and another for my sister’s home. She is still giving, but now in a different way. Thank you so much for giving us a wonderful way to keep her spirit and beauty alive.”
— Kim A.
