if my cat dies what should i do?

Question

should i bury it?cuz she has been in my life like forever---before i wuz born

i think i should too

Answer 1

Sorry if you have to part with your cat. Mine died a few months ago and I still miss him. we buried him in the back yard and put real pretty flowers on his grave with a little angel. when I miss him I go out there and look at his grave and it makes me feel close to him even though I know his soul is in heaven. You might want to do the same so you can be near your cat.

Answer 2

I tell you what I did when I lost my cat that I had for 2 years. When my cat tiny past away I had to buried her and I cry or about 3 or 3 1/2 weeks yes it does hurt but don't get another cat until you are ready to get another one. But always remember that no other cat can not replace the one you lost. Take a picture of your cat and place it in a frame or put it in a album. I hope I was in any help for you

Answer 3

I had to put my cat down almost two years ago and I had three options. 1) take the cat with me (to bury) 2) cremated with other cats or 3) cremated her alone (this being the most expensive option, I think it was about $50-60). I choose option 3) and don't regret it. I still have a part of her with me and she hated the cold, so I didn't want her out in the WI cold winter. Also being in the military, when I move I didn't want to leave her behind. I bought a marble urn, but still have her in the flowery tin I got from the vet. I guess I haven't been able to get myself to transfer her. I even still have the UPS box she came in though I thought it was funny it was addressed to her, when she was in the box.

Answer 4

Angela, if your cat dies and she's been in your life forever, you should have her cremated and keep the ashes for the rest of your life. I love cats and dogs and my last cat that died is in an inexpensive urn in my house. A good vet will have your cat cremated for a small fee. I buried dogs but I don't live near the burial place so it kind of doesn't work for your head if you move away.

Answer 5

I like to bury all my animals I've lost. My parents live on 8 acres and every time they lose a beloved cat they will plant a new tree and bury the cat under it. That way it is a forever memorial to your cat that you can see every day.

Answer 6

Now a days they have plenty of options for pet lovers. I even saw a keychain urn on ebay!!! I just searched or keychain pets and that came up, I guess for those people that don't want to leave them behind. Weird, but neat. They also have statue urns, tiny ones of course. They can be used as decorations too. When my best friends dog passed away, they had her cremated and put into a little urn that was shaped axaclty like her dog did. Her parents took in a picture of the dog and they made it to look like her dog. It was really cool. Whenever she went in that room she would pet the decoration and say, "Hi Copper" I think it would help.

Answer 7

I would bury your cat, make sure the whole is at least 4 ft deep. If you want, get some scuply and get a pawprint from your cat before she dies, and lots of pictures. Maybe even make a small gravestone out of scuply.

Answer 8

Yes, do bury your cat. I have done that with all of my pets that died. It did help me. The last time I buried my dog, Cuddles, I did cry as I buried her, but it helped me to say good bye to her. Yes, we love them so much and society does not always acknowledge that the lose of a pet hurts very deeply. Bury your cat, say good-bye, shed those tears. It is all part of the love that you felt for her. It's okay. She loved you, too.

Answer 9

You should bury the cat, but only where you know you'll visit frequently. To make the burial special, get a plant or a flower. Or a fave thing your cat liked. I'm sorry for this difficult time, and hope it will get better for you.

Answer 10

By all means. What else would you do with her. You can have cats cremated now, if you wish. I have had most of my pets buried at a pet cemetery, because they cannot be buried in my yard. This can become quite expensive, but I figure that my pets are well worth the expense.