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HEY, I'M SARAH AND THIS IS BISCUIT!
3 years ago a routine vet visit turned into the worst conversation of my life.
Biscuit had cancer.
How? He was 6. Healthy, full of energy, never missed a walk. And just like that, in a single sentence from a vet I barely knew, I felt the floor disappear beneath me.
But here's what I'm ashamed to admit:
My first thought was: I have nothing physical of him.
Thousands of photos on my phone.
Every single one flat. Digital. Forgettable. And I realised that if the worst happened, I wouldn't be able to hold anything that was actually him.
Not his weight. Not his warmth.
Not the exact shape of his paw on the day I loved him most.
I couldn't stop thinking about that.
Treatment was six months of weekly vet visits.
I started looking for something to make with him while I still could. Clay kits from Amazon arrived dried out. Ink pads left mess everywhere and gave me a flat smudge I'd never frame. The vet offered one but only at the end.
I didn't want to wait for the end.
So on the evenings Biscuit was too exhausted to make it to the end of the street, I sat with him and figured it out myself.
I had no idea what that would turn into.
Six months later, Biscuit got the all clear.
And the kit I'd made in our kitchen was hanging on the wall. 3D. Painted gold. Framed. Every line of his paw preserved exactly as it was the day I pressed it.
My sister wanted one. Then her friends. Then strangers found it.
Now 1,300+ dog parents have that same thing on their walls.
And when their day comes, they'll have proof of what his paw felt like.
They won't have to wish they'd done it sooner.
THE WHISKERLY CLAY KIT IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST WAY TO CAPTURE YOUR DOG'S PAW FOREVER
after refining it with 1,300+ dog parents, here's what we built:
