Pet story
The animal who became family.
They are part of the family, and their story deserves to be told properly. A pet story captures their personality, their habits, and the joy they brought every single day.
From £19 for a digital edition · £49 softcover · photos included · read it all before you pay
Anyone who has loved an animal knows they are not just a pet. They are a member of the family with a whole personality: the particular way they greeted you, the spot they always claimed, the habits that made everyone laugh, the loyalty that got you through hard years. A pet story book keeps all of that, so the memory stays as vivid as they were.
Sage asks about how they came into your life, the quirks that were theirs alone, the adventures and the ordinary afternoons, and the bond they had with each person in the family. You talk, and Sage writes it into a warm, characterful book. Your own pictures sit throughout, so their face is on the page beside the words.
For many people this is a way through grief. A chance to say everything, gather the memories before they blur, and turn a loss into something you can hold. Others make one while their companion is still curled up beside them, because a life that good is worth writing down. You read the whole book before you pay, and can keep it as a hardcover, softcover or digital edition.
It also makes a thoughtful gift for a partner or child grieving a companion, or for the whole family to share. However it comes about, it says the thing that is hard to say any other way.
What Sage explores
The things worth remembering.
Through a warm, unhurried conversation, Sage gently draws out the details that make the story yours. You never need to know where to begin.
A glimpse of the writing
“Ted arrived in a cardboard box small enough to fit on the passenger seat. He was eight weeks old, the colour of autumn leaves, and immediately asleep on Sarah's jumper.”
Who it is for
People who make a pet story
The finished keepsake
Something to keep forever.
A loving tribute in print, to remember them by for years to come.Choose a printed hardcover or softcover, a digital edition, or add an audiobook narrated by a professional AI voice, or in the subject's own voice, recreated with AI voice cloning.
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Pet story questions
- What is a good way to memorialise a dog or cat that has died?
- A written keepsake gathers everything that made them who they were, from their personality and habits to the moments that made you laugh, into a book you can return to. Many people find that telling the story helps with grief, and it leaves something lasting rather than only photographs.
- Can I include photos of my pet?
- Yes. A generous photo allowance is included, so your own pictures sit throughout the book alongside the story of their life.
- Can I make a pet story while my pet is still with me?
- Of course. Many people do exactly that, capturing the everyday joy while it is happening.
More questions? See the full FAQ or how it works.
Before you begin
Free guides that help
Practical advice on gathering the memories, asking better questions, and deciding what to include.
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