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When your cat dies will you....
have it cremated or burry it? We have a funereal parlor now that does
both human and pet cremations (not in the same machine). And also a cemetery is starting a place for cremated pets near the human owners......I like that idea. With regular pet cemeteries.....it may not always be a pet cemetery. Sometimes they are sold and the land used for building something! |
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"Gloria" wrote in message ... have it cremated or burry it? We have a funereal parlor now that does both human and pet cremations (not in the same machine). And also a cemetery is starting a place for cremated pets near the human owners......I like that idea. With regular pet cemeteries.....it may not always be a pet cemetery. Sometimes they are sold and the land used for building something! I let them take my cat at the vet. She was not in there any more. I have all the shrines I need in my heart. |
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On May 8, 10:52*am, (Gloria) wrote:
have it cremated or burry it? We have a funereal parlor now that does both human and pet cremations (not in the same machine). And also a cemetery is starting a place for cremated pets near the human owners......I like that idea. With regular pet cemeteries.....it may not always be a pet cemetery. Sometimes they are sold and the land used for building something! You could put your pet in the deep freeze and have it buried with you when the time comes. |
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James wrote:
On May 8, 10:52 am, (Gloria) wrote: have it cremated or burry it? We have a funereal parlor now that does both human and pet cremations (not in the same machine). And also a cemetery is starting a place for cremated pets near the human owners......I like that idea. With regular pet cemeteries.....it may not always be a pet cemetery. Sometimes they are sold and the land used for building something! You could put your pet in the deep freeze and have it buried with you when the time comes. That is against the law in some places. MLB |
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When your cat dies will you....
"Gloria" wrote in message ... have it cremated or burry it? We have a funereal parlor now that does both human and pet cremations (not in the same machine). And also a cemetery is starting a place for cremated pets near the human owners......I like that idea. With regular pet cemeteries.....it may not always be a pet cemetery. Sometimes they are sold and the land used for building something! In the past, I buried my furbabies and planted a tree at the head as a living memorial. I have moved since then, but it doesn't bother me to leave a burial spot behind. As Cyber said, they are not longer in there. Cremation for pets was not readily available in this area when my previous cats died. In the future, I will probably opt for cremation, scatter the ashes in my garden, and again plant something as a living memorial. MaryL |
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What I don't like about just letting the vet take care of my deceased
pet......then it's all mixed with other pets, cremated, and the ashes end up in a "dump". I'd rather have the ashes buried. (& "with me" if possible). When you have your pet cremated......you can ask for a separate cremation, costs a little more, otherwise it will be cremated with other pets, and each owner gets some ashes. I don't care for that. |
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On 8 May, 08:25, "cybercat" wrote:
I let them take my cat at the vet. She was not in there any more. I have all the shrines I need in my heart. I'm the same- she doesn't need what she's left behind and instead of paying for cremation (We have no garden so burial is not an option) I give the money it would have cost to a cat shelter or some other animal related charity- like when Isis died at home and the local PDSA took care of things I left them probably the best donation they had that day in their collecting tin Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs |
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wrote in message ... I'm the same- she doesn't need what she's left behind The first time, I just thought I might die to have to handle my cat's body. One of the most horrible things I have seen was her limp tail swaying as they carried her body from the foot of my bed. (I was in denial and let her go too long, she was weak and wasted and the vet came to the house to save us trauma.) and instead of paying for cremation (We have no garden so burial is not an option) I give the money it would have cost to a cat shelter or some other animal related charity- like when Isis died at home and the local PDSA took care of things I left them probably the best donation they had that day in their collecting tin Very smart. Better to help the living cats. |
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