Sweetzer & Orange Loss of Pet Sympathy Cards for Dogs, Cats, and All Pets. Set of 8 Note Sheets and Mailers. Thick Greeting Pages and Envelopes,

Sweetzer & Orange Loss of Pet Sympathy Cards for Dogs, Cats, and All Pets. Set of 8 Note Sheets and Mailers. Thick Greeting Pages and Envelopes,

A MORE MEANINGFUL GESTURE: Receiving a loss of pet sympathy card with a “hallmark message” may be nice for some but it’s not very personal, is it? That’s why we made a boutique set of 8 beautiful, condolence cards with envelopes and short messages that you can enhance with your personal touch LUXURY CARD STOCK: Beautiful notecards need beautiful stationery. Our 5” x 7” cards are printed on 300gsm cardstock. Matte white and non-bleed inside - write with any pen! They also come with 140gsm luxury white envelopes and everything is packaged safely so as to arrive in pristine condition. VIBRANT DESIGN: They’re the sturdiest cards you’ve seen, and they’re also the most color-rich. 8 cards in 4 heartfelt designs with meaningful messaging inside and out. Most popular as a dog loss card, but we also included 2 sympathy cards for loss of pet like a bird, rabbit or hamster. WE KNOW CARDS: Sweetzer & Orange knows stationery! Our greeting cards have been popular for years. But did you know we also have planner pads, stickers, postcards, and envelopes? They’re all uniquely designed here in the United States with artwork that customers like you appreciate most. 12-MONTH GUARANTEE: If you’ve ever seen a flimsy, smudged card yourself, you can be certain the sentiment gets a bit lost in the quality. Show people you really do care about the passing of their pet with a condolence card they’ll treasure. Backed by the Sweetzer & Orange 12-Month Money Back Guarantee. Let Your Sympathy Be Known For All The RIGHT Reasons. It’s difficult when someone loses a beloved pet so why not send a card heavy enough to match your heartfelt sympathy. You know, the type of card with enough space to reveal your deepest thoughts, but beautiful and thick so you don’t look uncaring if you only include a line or two. Why simply say ‘my condolences’, when you can show it?