They haven't eaten a real meal since it happened. These boxes are for that. Each one is curated around a single job, giving a grieving pet parent an hour of care they'd never have given themselves, and you can send it to their door from anywhere in the country.
What's in each box
The Lavender Spa Box is the one for rest: lavender soap, body scrub and body oil, a shower steamer mist, a clay mask, a soy tin candle, and a bag to keep it all in, with optional name personalization in rose gold. Citrus instead of calm? The Cheer Up Box runs grapefruit scrub and body oil, ylang ylang soap, a shower steamer, and an eye mask.
The Big Hug Box is the one you send when you'd hug them if you could. Eucalyptus bath salt, soap, and a bath bomb, plus a mug, a candle, foot cream, hot cocoa, peppermint candies, and a teddy bear. It's unashamedly a lot, which is the point.
Two more sit outside the spa idea. The Tin Soy Candle Trio is three handcrafted soy candles with bergamot and lavender, small enough to send on its own. And the Pet Pampering Box goes to the pet rather than the person: paw balm, nose balm, coat powder, deodorizing spray, a toy and treats, which makes it the right choice for a family whose pet is still here and having a hard year.
Questions, answered
Can I send a box directly to them?
Yes. Enter their address at checkout and it arrives at their door, ready to open.
Which box should I choose?
Match it to what they need rather than to size. Lavender if they aren't sleeping, citrus if the days have gone flat, the Big Hug if you want the box to feel like somebody walked in. If their pet is still with them, the Pet Pampering Box reads as support rather than sympathy.
Can it be personalized?
Several offer optional name personalization, some in rose gold lettering. The product page shows the option where it's available.
