What Does the Process of Pet Cremation Involve?
Cremation is performed using a special furnace called a cremation chamber. The process requires extreme heat (usually 1500 1600 degrees Fahrenheit) along with evaporation in the chamber to reduce the body to its basic elements, which are referred to as cremated remains or cremains. Also commonly called ashes, the cremains are in fact bone fragments, which are reduced further in size until they resemble a sand-like substance. Are There Different Types of Cremation? Yes, and because there are different types, you’ll want to confirm your preference with your vet or crematory. You’ll need to consider which one of the following methods best aligns with your wishes. Private Cremation A pet is placed in the chamber alone, with no other pets. Upon completion of the cremation, the pets cremains are removed from the chamber, processed and returned to the owners for transferring to the pet urn of their choice. Viewing Cremation – The owner, family and/or friends are permitted to be present in a v
