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Pet & Horse Cemetery and Crematory · Bowie, Texas

A quiet place in the country for the animals who shared your life

Since 1987, families have brought their dogs, cats, horses and every kind of companion to rest at Pine Hill, among the pines and oaks just north of Bowie. When the time comes, we’ll help you with every step.

How we can help

From a hamster to a Clydesdale, the same gentle care

Call us and we’ll talk through what’s right for your family, with no pressure and no rush. Pickup from your home is just a phone call away, or you can bring your pet to us at a lower rate.

  • A granite marker in the grass under shade trees at Pine Hill

    Burial

    A private resting place in our park, among the trees and roses. Each burial includes a marker engraved with your pet’s name, and we’ll do our best to place pets from the same family together. Graveside services are available too.

  • A hand gently holding a pet’s white paw

    Cremation

    Choose private cremation, with your pet’s remains returned to you, or general cremation, a lower-cost option shared with a few other pets. We can pick up from your home 7 days a week.

  • A weathered memorial stone engraved “Our Darling” with a heart, in the grass

    Memorials & keepsakes

    Stone and granite markers, clay paw prints, urns and other keepsakes. Markers can stay here at Pine Hill or be shipped to you for your home or garden.

Not sure what you need? Call 940-872-4701. Someone answers day and night.

Our story

Bury a pet, plant a tree.

That simple idea is how Pine Hill started. In August 1987, our founder set out to give families a caring, affordable choice, something better than the landfill or mass cremation: a resting place out in the country, where trees are planted once the ground settles.

Every spring and fall we plant more: pine, oak, cedar and apple trees, roses and flowering shrubs. Over the years they’ve grown into living memorials that shelter the birds and butterflies, and they’ll be standing long after all of us.

Read Pine Hill’s story
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Pine Hill from the air. Point at a section of the park to see its name.

“We will leave this ground better than we found it.”

  • 1987the year Pine Hill began
  • 45+acres of country park
  • Hundredsof trees planted, and more every spring and fall

Visit the grounds

Take a quiet walk through Pine Hill

Hundreds of trees, a pond with ducks and geese, rose bushes, and thousands of markers left with love. The park is open to the public. If it’s your first visit, give us a call before you come and we’ll meet you and help you find your friend.

See the interactive map

A few words of comfort

A eulogy, if you’d like one

It is written in the Good Book that man and beast are the same. We come from dust. We shall return to the dust. The Lord giveth. The Lord taketh away. Blessed is the Name of the Lord. Thank you, Lord, for the time these people had with their pet. Rest in peace. Amen.

Kind words

From the families we’ve served

  • “I have been using the services of Pine Hill since they first opened. I can visit a whole herd of horses and several dogs there now. They are caring and treat every animal with care and respect.”

    Sue

  • “I have had to put down everything from dogs to horses and Pine Hill has always been there for me. They have come during winter storms and rain and have been nothing but courteous and understanding of our loss. Thank you Pine Hill for all you do, and the graciousness and courtesy with which you do it.”

    Julie

  • “I have two horses buried at Pine Hill. They made it easy and they were very personable and caring. Thank you for what you do.”

    Holly

Read more from families

Visit Pine Hill

Finding us

3020 Highway 81 North
Bowie, Texas 76230

About 2.5 miles north of Bowie on Highway 81, on the right.

The park is open to the public. If it’s your first visit, give us a call before you come and we’ll meet you and help you find your friend.

Get directions

When the time comes, we’re here

Call any time, day or night. We’ll answer your questions and gently walk you through every step.