Would you ever cremate your pet?
By kc_159_98
@kc_159_98 (144)
United States
February 1, 2007 10:30am CST
I have a friend who's buisness is pet cremeation. She does pretty well with it too. I'm not sure I would be able to have my dog cremated and have the remains given back to me. Would you? Would you spread the remains somewhere or keep them?
6 responses
@kerjostalit (196)
• United States
1 Feb 07
This may be weird but we are planning on creamating all of our animals when they go and we want their ashes spread with ours when we go. I want them with me always and it would kill me to bury them and then move one day and not be able to visit them.
@Dzbfree (94)
• United States
2 Feb 07
I have had two of my pets cremated. I didn't want to bury them because I didn't know how long I'd be living where I was, but I didn't want them just trashed. They were too much a part of my life and I love them too much to do that. I haven't spread the ashes, but it's something I may do someday, at a place they loved.
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@dragonflyfli (5528)
• United States
1 Feb 07
When my best friend of 15 years, Mandy, passed away, I was devastated. I was really grateful for the help, understanding, and kindness that Eden Memorial Pet Care gave me. They made an unbearable situation bearable, and took care of all the details.
There was no easy way to deal with the loss of my best friend, but Eden Memorial was great, and their pet cremation services exceptional. Thank you to everyone there.
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@classy56 (2880)
• United States
1 Feb 07
i would have this done to my cat an keep his remains on my fireplace .my brother -in-law had 3 of his dogs cremeation an have all the little boxes sitting on his fireplace.its better to do this. than bury them in back yard for something to dig them up.
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@Booboos11 (134)
• United States
1 Feb 07
We cremated our first yorkie 2 years ago he jumped off the bed and broke his neck. at the time our house was for sale so we did not want to put him in the back yard and then move.
He is now in a urn on my dresser.
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