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CaliforniaMama · 06-12-2012, 11:55 AM

From Oddee's 10 Weirdest Ways to Remember Your Deceased Pet

Wearable nose art! This is a metal cast made of a pooch's nose, so the owner can always keep their beloved pet close to their heart.

The artist uses a quick-setting silicon mold to make the imprint from the puppies nose. It can be done on live doggies, too!

Some of my other favorite ways to remember a deceased pet are:
#3 Make a necklace from their hair
#4 Make a sweater from their fur
I have actually thought about this one. I got stuck looking at the fur and wondering how to turn it into thread.

My real favorite, though, is #11 Taxidermy (not listed by Oddee). I wanted to stuff my favorite feline, but hubby, dear sweet hubby vetoed my idea. He said it was too creepy. He has regretted his decision ever since (none of my doing).

06-12-2012, 11:55 AM	#1
CaliforniaMama I wonder . . . Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: The Left Coast, a pretty good place to be. Posts: 1,278	June 12, 2012 - Nose Art From Oddee's 10 Weirdest Ways to Remember Your Deceased Pet Wearable nose art! This is a metal cast made of a pooch's nose, so the owner can always keep their beloved pet close to their heart. The artist uses a quick-setting silicon mold to make the imprint from the puppies nose. It can be done on live doggies, too! Some of my other favorite ways to remember a deceased pet are: #3 Make a necklace from their hair #4 Make a sweater from their fur I have actually thought about this one. I got stuck looking at the fur and wondering how to turn it into thread. My real favorite, though, is #11 Taxidermy (not listed by Oddee). I wanted to stuff my favorite feline, but hubby, dear sweet hubby vetoed my idea. He said it was too creepy. He has regretted his decision ever since (none of my doing).