is pet cremation genuine?

Question

i have this imagination that its not doe properly like cutting corners and burning many pats at once and sharing out the ashes etc is it checked out properly or left to the cowboys

Answer 1

Hope so - I paid £80 a piece for my two dogs to have "individual cremations". Bet there's a bit of hamster in there.....

Answer 2

Cremation is often opted for instead of burying your pet. Especially if you live where the ground is frozen when your pet dies.

Cremation is for real and a real trend. There are pet cemeteries at which a lot of the cremations take place. There, you can have the remains given back to you in a nice tin or you can purchase a nice box or urn.

Mass cremations are done when no remains are wanted back. Then, there are two more choices of cremation. An individual can choose a semi-private or a private cremation. A semi private is where more than one pet companion is placed in the crematory during the cremation process, but they are in separate areas of the crematory and remain segregated throughout the process ~ the ashes do not get mingled. A private is when a pet is placed alone in the crematorium during the cremation process.

Answer 3

Pet cremation is genuine. I had my dog cremated. You can pay the standard fee where your pet is cremated along with other peoples pets. Or you can pay extra for a single cremation, where your pet gets cremated alone and the ashes are put in a box. Some pet crematoriums even have a variety of boxes/urns to choose from. Your vet can deal with this for you.

Answer 4

I had my beloved black lab cremated, and I still have his ashes here. Cremation is not cruel. It doesn't hurt the animal, and it's a respectful way of taking care of your friend's remains. If you can afford it, there are companies that will turn the ashes into a small man-made diamond. It's totally up to you what you want to do with his remains. Some people like the idea of burying their pet, and planting a tree on top of the grave, as a memorial. They also get some comfort from the idea that the pet's remains will nurture the tree and help it grow, so part of the animal symbolically lives on in the tree. I'm sorry you lost him. I know how deeply this hurts.

Answer 5

I've had all my wonderful pets cremated when they have passed away. yes they are cremated separately and it does cost more now than it did when I had my lovely old dog done 7 years ago They will do a communal one if you don't want the ashes back.it is now becoming very popular that is why it cost so much because many people want the ashes back and they have to restart the furnaces and clean them out. I found this out when I ask why the cost had gone up so much. But if you love your animal cost wont matter also most vets understand how much it cost and help you spread the payments( but not all vets or crematoriums do this) but mine did they were wonderful.

Answer 6

Hello,

Pet cremation is the second most popular option in the U.K, but the most popular means of disposal in the U.S. Not the greenest method of disposal; it's been calculated that 11% of all UK atmospheric dioxin resulting from combustion comes from (pet and human) cremation.

Their individual cremation service provides you with the option of being able to attend the cremation of your pet, providing you with one last chance to say farewell. You may, if you wish, choose to witness the cremation on a TV screen, helping you through your bereavement and providing the necessary reassurance that the ashes you receive are genuinely those of your pet.

The Cambridge Pet Crematorium can be contacted on [phone] and will advise you on the best service for you and your pet.

Answer 7

I truly hope so. I have just received the ashes of my third dog that died on New year's eve. The crematorium pick the animal up from the vets for you, and then deliver them back to the vet, they will deliver the pet back to the house for an extra fee or you can visit the crematorium yourself. I have been in contact with the crem and they have explained the process to me. Your pet will be cremated on its own if this is what you request but this will cost extra. After every cremation the furnace is completely cleaned so you will be sure of getting only your pet back.
Hope this is of help, You can only put your trust in them.

Answer 8

Pet Crematorium Cambridge

Answer 9

There are 2 types of cremation. The cheapest they burn alot of pets at once & divided up the ashes. The more expensive one they claim they cremate them alone. No way to know for sure unless you are there & watch them, as pet cremation doesn't have the strict laws human cremation does.

Answer 10

Cambridge Pet Crematorium

Answer 11

I have had a cat cremated and my daughters rabbit at the same crematorium would highly recommend it,it was done very dignified,you can check out the place before hand and discuss any queries you have with them,you should be able to tell for yourself after this.