Basic Package
Pet Taxidermy — Preserving Your Pet’s Appearance
A lifelike taxidermy mount of your pet, posed as you choose—for example, standing, sitting, lying down, walking, running, or pouncing.
Your beloved pet, who has been part of your family for many years, has recently passed away. You may not want them to disappear forever, be discarded, or be buried and left to decay, potentially harming the environment. Memopet helps preserve the appearance and sounds of the animal you love.
With two generations of family craftsmanship and more than 60 years of professional taxidermy experience in Ho Chi Minh City, we create lifelike mounts of cherished pets—including dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, fish, and reptiles—that have been part of their owners’ lives for many years. Our aim is to recreate their appearance with up to 99% likeness to how they looked in life.
Using modern technology, we can also preserve recordings of your own pet’s sounds inside the mount—for example, excited barks and happy whimpers when you come home, or your cat’s purr when you stroke its head or back or scratch under its chin.
Taxidermy is the art of preserving an animal’s body in a lifelike form. For centuries, preserved specimens have been used in collections, scientific experiments, and biological research, while also being appreciated for their aesthetic and artistic values. For a family whose pet has passed away, a taxidermy mount can serve as a meaningful keepsake, preserving the memory of an animal that was once a beloved companion.
Services
Basic Package
A lifelike taxidermy mount of your pet, posed as you choose—for example, standing, sitting, lying down, walking, running, or pouncing.
Special Package
Modern technology and a memory chip allow us to store your pet’s cherished sounds in a chip concealed within the taxidermy mount. With a gentle, affectionate touch—such as stroking the head or back or scratching under the chin—the mount plays familiar sounds made by your pet when they were alive.
You provide one or more audio recordings or video files featuring your pet while they were alive. These might include excited barks when greeting you at the door, meows, purrs, affectionate whimpers, or any recording that holds special meaning for you.
Memopet accepts only deceased animals for taxidermy. We accept pets that are not prohibited by law, as well as other animals accompanied by valid legal documentation and any required authorization from the relevant authorities.
We do not accept live animals or endangered or rare wildlife species listed in the CITES Appendices or protected under international or Vietnamese law.
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Indoor Decorative Landscapes

A decorative landscape brings nature, feng shui, and elegance into your family’s shared living space.
Our designs can incorporate fish ponds, miniature rock gardens, decorative sculptures, LED lighting, and the soothing sound of a flowing stream. A distinctive feature of our designs is the inclusion of taxidermy mounts, such as deer, goats, and sheep posed as if grazing, or birds perched in trees. These lifelike scenes create a relaxing connection with nature and, according to feng shui principles, are believed to attract auspicious energy and prosperity.
Traditional Craftsmanship
We handcraft buffalo-hide drums for schools, communal houses, and festivals, in sizes tailored to each customer’s preferences. Unlike mass-produced drums made with bodies assembled from joined pieces of wood, our drums feature solid-wood bodies carved entirely by hand to deliver excellent sound quality and lasting durability.


Decor
Lifelike taxidermy mounts of chickens, ducks, rabbits, goats, sheep, civets, deer, and other animals provide an authentic way for restaurants specializing in these foods to showcase their culinary specialties, attract customers, enhance the dining experience, and increase sales.


Project
This project creates miniature animal-specimen museums for primary and secondary schools, colleges, and universities. Preserved specimens of different animal species, presented in lifelike forms and accompanied by characteristic sounds, serve as visual teaching aids for biology and the study of animal morphology. The project also aims to foster a love of nature and awareness of animal conservation, especially wildlife conservation.

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