Pet cremation

Can my dogs ashes be buried with me UK? There are both legislative and practical reasons why human sites will not accept pet ashes. In the UK, unless a human cemetery or crematorium is separately licensed by the Environment Agency as a pet cemetery, they cannot allow the scattering or burial of pet ashes on … Read more

What does it mean to cremate a dog? Cremating a pet is pretty much the same as the human cremation process. They will be placed in a cremation chamber and subjected to intense temperatures of at least 1400 ? 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. This reduces the organic matter down to ash and bone. Read more on … Read more

Can I cremate my dog after being buried? Yes, as an owner of a Pet Crematorium we have had customers, on rare occasions, dig up their beloved pet and bring them to us for cremation. In both situations the owners also wanted hair clippings and paw prints. Read more on www.quora.com For pet owners, losing … Read more

Can you cremate a dog after burial? If you plan to cremate or bury your pet, but cannot do it right away, then the body must be stored properly. The most important thing to understand is that the remains of the deceased pet must be handled as soon as possible. Read more on www.thelivingurn.com The … Read more

Do you really get your own pet’s ashes back? Because there are several animals, it’s not possible to get your pet’s ashes back. Partitioned: In this case, your pet is cremated along with other animals, but each animal is partitioned off. You may ask for your pet’s ashes, but it’s possible you’ll get some remains … Read more