Main Reasons Why Cremation Is More Preferred in Dog Funerals

1. Main Reasons Why Cremation Is More Preferred in Dog Funerals www.forgetmenotpets.com.au

2. Introduction • Making arrangements for animal cremation or funeral is not easy. • Several things must be kept in mind while arranging a dog funeral that has dog cremation as a significant part of the process. • Those experiencing this situation for the first time have no idea of the options, cost, what to expect, where to start from, etc. • This presentation will help them understand the basics of the dog funeral or dog cremation process.

3. WHAT IS DOG CREMATION? • Dog cremation is a popular method in the dog funeral process to dispose of the animal’s body. • During cremation, the animal’s body is placed inside the cremation chamber and incinerated at a very high temperature. • As a result, the body turns into ashes and some bone fragments and they are known as cremains. • Another vital option of the dog funeral process is home burial or burial in pet cemeteries. • However, the burial practice is being phased out as cremation is more personalised, easy, and better for our environment. • People choose cremation as a part of a dog funeral due to the mechanical aspects. • The most important reason is that pet owners can keep the memories or the ashes with them forever in the urn or in the form of keepsake jewellery.

4. WHERE TO CREMATE A DOG? INDIVIDUAL OR PRIVATE CREMATION • EXPERTS OF FURY FRIENDS FAREWELL AND PATCH AND PURR SERVICES ADD THAT SPECIALISED PET CREMATIONS ARE PRESENT IN EVERY TOWN AND CITY. • Pet cremation is a popular end-of-life option, and different pet cremation agencies offer this service to pet owners. • INDIVIDUAL CREMATION MEANS YOUR PET WILL BE CREMATED ALONE INSIDE THE CHAMBER. • This means there will be no risk of the remains or ashes of different animals getting mixed. • With individual cremation, there comes a guarantee that you will receive your pet’s ashes back in the chosen urn.