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Coffee · 04-16-2011, 01:14 PM

a.
Vets will cremate for a fee and many people take advantage of this low hassle alternative, or
b.
many people, especially families with children (for the "this is death" educational value from losing a pet), take the body home and bury it in a garden pet cemetery perhaps already in place. They might make or buy a small grave marker, perform mini pet funeral, etc, etc as elaborate or simple as one desires, or
c.
a select few will take it to a taxidermist and keep a creepy doppelganger of their dead pet in a corner, or curled in front of a hearth, to gather dust and creeped out comments from their dwindling pool of human friends, or

I went with b. but am lagging on making the head markers because life got busy

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04-16-2011, 01:14 PM	#4
Coffee Cheeses Save Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Floating Posts: 9,204	a. Vets will cremate for a fee and many people take advantage of this low hassle alternative, or b. many people, especially families with children (for the "this is death" educational value from losing a pet), take the body home and bury it in a garden pet cemetery perhaps already in place. They might make or buy a small grave marker, perform mini pet funeral, etc, etc as elaborate or simple as one desires, or c. a select few will take it to a taxidermist and keep a creepy doppelganger of their dead pet in a corner, or curled in front of a hearth, to gather dust and creeped out comments from their dwindling pool of human friends, or I went with b. but am lagging on making the head markers because life got busy