How It Works
At The Pet Letters, every letter is written with compassion, care, and a deep understanding of the bond you shared with your beloved companion. Here’s how our gentle subscription works:
💌 1. Subscribe Keeping their memory close with every letter
Choose the subscription — a heartfelt monthly letter designed to bring comfort and gentle reflection after the loss of your pet.
🐾 2. Share a Few Details
Tell us a little about your pet — their name, species, breed (if known) and anything special about them. This helps us create letters that feel personal, meaningful, and full of warmth.
✉️ 3. Receive a Letter from the Heart
Each month, a beautifully printed letter arrives by mail — written as if from your pet as a message of comfort and remembrance. Every envelope carries the tender touch of care and thoughtfulness
🌈 4. Reflect and Remember
Many of our subscribers keep their letters as cherished keepsakes — moments of comfort to revisit when the heart feels heavy. Over time, these letters become a gentle companion on your journey toward reflecting and remembering.
✨ Because love doesn’t end when they’re gone — it simply changes form. And through each letter, that love finds its way back to you.
Important Info About Your Subscription
· 30 day money back guarantee
· You can cancel anytime before your next payment
we understand hearts need time
How Your Letters Arrive
Your first letter will go out within 5 business days of subscription or single sign up, so you can start reading right away
After your first letter, the monthly Pet Letters are scheduled for mailing on the 20th of each month preserving the magic of mail, while ensuring your letters are delivered promptly
Why We Do It This Way
We spark the anticipation with a fast, first letter, then take the time with the monthly letters to craft beautiful and thoughtful letters to assist you on remembering and reflecting on your shared journey with your beloved pet.
Our letters are mailed out using Canada Post and to the US by USPS
Because love lives on one letter at a time
