Pet Sympathy Flowers

Pet sympathy flowers tell a friend that losing a dog, cat or other companion is real grief. Loving Remembrance Blue and White sets white roses and blue alstroemeria in an ivory cachepot, arranged by hand by a nearby florist.

It's a small, quiet gift for the home. Below, find what to write and which flowers to avoid around cats.

Choosing pet sympathy flowers

A small tribute for a beloved pet

Pet loss rarely gets a service, so among pet sympathy gifts, a few flowers at home can mean more than people expect. This arrangement comes in one size and arrives ready to display in an embossed, gold-brushed ivory cachepot. White roses are often linked with remembrance and blue with calm, a gentle pairing for grief that friends may not see. More designs in the same colors are in our blue and white sympathy flowers.

If cats or dogs share the home

True lilies are highly toxic to cats, even in small amounts, so avoid them for a household with a cat. This design is built on roses and alstroemeria, which isn't a true lily despite its Peruvian lily nickname. Substitutions can happen, so keep any arrangement out of reach of pets that chew, and contact us with questions about a specific flower.

Pet sympathy flower questions

Should you send flowers when someone's dog dies?

Yes, if you know them well enough to send a card. Many people grieve a dog or cat like a family member, and dog sympathy flowers tell them that loss is seen. Keep the gift small and personal, and use the pet's name in your message.

What should I write on a pet sympathy card?

Name the pet and share a happy memory. Try "Thinking of you and remembering Biscuit's muddy paws and happy tail" or "Luna was lucky to have you. Sending love." Add your note at checkout and it arrives on a card with the flowers.

What flowers are good for the loss of a pet?

Soft, calm colors such as white, blue and cream tend to suit pet loss better than bright party mixes. Roses and alstroemeria are common choices, and if a cat lives in the home, it's wise to skip arrangements with true lilies entirely.