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FAMILY OPERATED, EXPERIENCED & COMPASSIONATE
We are here to guide you through a difficult time with understanding, dignity and respect. Midlands Pet Care offers a full range of personalized services to honor your pets as family members.
You can trust Midlands Pet Care to care for your friend, companion or buddy. We have been serving the Midlands and surrounding areas since 1995. As the only family operated and locally owned full service pet crematorium and cemetery, we take great pride in serving our families with pride, dignity and compassion.
Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.
Anatole France
WHY CHOOSE US?
Family Operated
We take great pride in serving our families with pride, dignity and compassion.
After Hours Service
We're here for you in your time of need with after-hours services.
Local Service
Your pets never leave the Midlands area during care.
Trustworthy
Caring for your family pets as our own since 1995.
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How To Find Us
Next to Hot Rods at
5007 Sunset Blvd
Lexington, SC 29072
Are Pet Ashes Safe to Bury? What Every Pet Owner Should Know
Article Summary Burying pet ashes can create a permanent and meaningful resting place for a beloved companion. Cremated remains contain concentrated minerals, so families should consider soil and nearby plants when selecting a burial location. Pet cremains burial options include private property and designated pet cemeteries where permitted. For a pet urn burial, consider whether […]
What Genetics Can Tell You About Your Pet’s Life Expectancy
Article Summary Pet longevity genetics can influence lifespan, disease risks, body size, and how pets age, but genes cannot predict an exact lifespan. Certain breeds may have greater risks for hereditary conditions in pets, making family history and breed tendencies useful information for planning care. Environment, nutrition, weight, exercise, and veterinary care also play important […]
Lifespans by Size: Which Dog Breed Lives the Longest?
Article Summary Small dog breeds generally live longer than large breeds. Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus, and several terriers often live well into their teens. Some medium-sized dogs, including Australian Cattle Dogs, also have long lifespans. Breed averages cannot predict exactly how long an individual dog will live. Preventive care and senior pet planning can support comfort […]
Which Cat Breeds Have the Longest Lifespan?
Article Summary Cat lifespans vary by breed, genetics, lifestyle, preventive care, nutrition, and overall health. Some cat breeds, including Siamese, Burmese, Balinese, Russian Blue, and American Shorthair cats, are often associated with longer average lifespans. Indoor living, healthy weight, routine veterinary care, and environmental enrichment can support a longer, healthier life. Pet end-of-life care may […]
The Tough Decision: How Do You Know When It’s Time to Put Your Pet Down?
Article Summary Deciding when to put your pet down is one of the most difficult choices a pet owner may face. Quality of life, comfort, pain, appetite, mobility, and daily joy can help guide the decision. Pet loss grief may begin before a pet passes, especially when a family is watching a beloved companion decline. […]
Compassionate Things to Do for Someone When Their Dog Dies
Article Summary Meaningful pet loss support can help someone feel less alone after the death of a beloved dog. Simple, sincere words are often more comforting than trying to explain or fix the grief. Practical help, such as meals, errands, or support with other pets, can ease the burden during pet loss grief. Thoughtful memorial […]