Pearhead Pet Collar Keepsake Frame for Dogs or Cats Review

My girlfriend had to be put down due to a tumor. She was my world for 14 years. I wanted something different to commemorate her and it was perfect. Received fairly quickly and very satisfied. And as you can see in my drawing you can use it in any direction.

I love how it all came together when it all came together. I used a 4x6 photo, cropped it a bit and glued it between two pieces of cardboard so you couldn't see the gold frame. I wanted more of the photo to be visible and it worked perfectly! I wish the collar openings were smaller but I can see why they aren't, dog collars can be quite wide. Basically I'm satisfied!

I recently lost my beloved dog. This purchase was made as part of a process of mourning and honoring the life of my beloved Tate. I will always wear his frame and collar. I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I bought two to have for the future. My dear Patrick is still alive, but I'm making his frame now.

This collar and picture combination is a great idea for a pet memorial, unfortunately the collar part is only suitable for small pets. I tried putting on a not so thick but long collar and there was a lot of slack which I tried to squeeze into the back. Also, the buckle and tags stuck out a bit so I couldn't get the jar to lie nicely. It's a shame because it's a great idea.

Arrived quickly and as expected. We just lost our dog Annabelle after 10 years. She died of kidney failure. My mother did her dialysis at home twice a week and did everything to make her comfortable. My mother was deeply affected by her death and I wanted to make sure that Anna is not forgotten. Mom was touched by the gift. A fantastic gift for grieving animal lovers or just to ensure your beloved pet is never forgotten. Worth every penny!

I bought this for my mom because her 16 year old golden girl died while she was in Peru. I'm giving it three stars because I want it to say the collar should be a narrow collar. Madison's collar is about an inch and a half (maybe more) so I had to trim some trim to match her collar. Also, if the collar is larger, it won't fold up to fit the frame. I posted a photo of the frame and how the collar sticks out. In general, this is a good frame, just not designed for dogs with large collars.

My brother recently had a cat, he was the cutest baby and we loved him very much. We wanted to keep his collar, but we felt it would be wrong to just take it off and almost ruin it. So I searched for shading boxes and settled on a pet collar frame. there were many, but none seemed good enough until I found this one. This is the perfect way to keep a small to medium sized collar from being too bulky as it will not fit through the collar holes. All in all it's a beautiful thing and he's so happy…

This frame includes an easel stand and wall hanger, allowing you to place this frame anywhere. Upon inspecting the frame, there was a small area with a few dents near the corner of the frame, which I didn't mind too much as they were small and difficult to spot since they're closer to the bottom of the frame. Frame. There was a problem putting the collar on the frame: when threading the collar through the inserts, the strap adjuster was too big to fit through, I pushed it, this created a small…

I recently lost my beloved companion dog after being around for 12 years and I was very happy to find something that could show her collar. She was a German Shepherd and had a Kong brand padded collar with a Red Dingo brand identification tag attached. The plastic parts of the collar were too thick to fit well into the pre-punched holes in the frame's collar area, but with a little trimming I was able to get the collar through eventually. If you look closely it does look a bit torn but overall…