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If several members of your household feel sad about the loss of the pet, you may want to have a simple, private event for those who also loved your hamster.

Paul C. Dahm is a grief counselor who wrote and published this poem. The phrase “rainbow bridge” is a common euphemism to describe the death of a pet. 2. “There’s an Empty Space Where You Used to Lay” by Christy Ann Martine Many people turn to their faith during difficult moments in their lives. You may consider using this prayer time to give thanks for the life of your pet. You may also ask God to comfort you as you grieve the loss of your pet's life. Burial ideas It's never easy to say goodbye to a lovable pet. We hope that these tips help you honor an animal that brought you joy. Steps for Planning a Pet Hamster’s Funeral The more people you invite to an event, the more complicated the logistics. Think about parking and restroom facilities. Depending on the length of the event, you may need to serve food or drinks. 6. Think about how you would like to memorialize the life of your petDo you plan to speak during your hamster’s funeral? You may want to make a few notes or write a word-for-word speech of the ideas you wish to share. Your love and friendship must stand the test.” 14. “All Things Bright and Beautiful” by Ce­cil F. Al­ex­an­der Some pet owners become hurt and frustrated when others fail to take their grief seriously. This poem speaks to this frustration. It includes the lines: While this poem doesn’t specifically name a pet, it has some phrases that make a reader think it is about a dog or a cat. However, the theme of this poem will speak to any pet owner. Once you have figured out your reasons for having a hamster funeral, you can continue with the next step. 2. Decide the final resting place of your hamster’s remains

If you don’t enjoy writing, consider reading “They Will Not Go Quietly,” by an unknown poet that speaks about coming home to an empty house after losing a pet. Speech or eulogy ideas Are you inviting friends or people from outside of your household to attend the funeral for your hamster? You might want to take time to plan what you want to say or what music you would like to have for the event. 5. Think about the logistics of inviting people to an event As you may have noticed, it is much easier to find poems about losing a pet than poems specifically about the loss of a hamster. However, here are some additional pieces about a pet’s death that might comfort you following your loss. 10. “They Will Not Go Quietly” by UnknownYou might find it impossible to bury your hamster if you don't have a yard. Even if you have space and burying is an option in your area, you may worry that another animal would disturb the grave. You may also want to have an eco-friendly burial using a biodegradable casket. Here are a few poems that would be appropriate for a hamster’s funeral. But, of course, most of these pieces would work for any animal. Uplifting Hamster Funeral Poems We put together a complete guide on how to plan a funeral service for your hamster. We will discuss many aspects of planning a pet’s funeral , give you song ideas for the service and help you with what to say in the eulogy. We will also give you tips on burying the body of your pet. Jump ahead to these sections: When writing a eulogy, share pleasant memories of the deceased. Consider sharing a favorite quote or song lyric to describe how you feel regarding the loss. The best memories involve those that are heartfelt and sincere. Try to speak from the heart. Prayer ideas