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Poorly cat.
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It depends on the crematorium. When we lost our blue lady we took her to a local pet crematorium who guarantee individual cremations (they have a number of different sized crematoriums - small ones for little pets and large ones for horses etc).She will be cremated individually and ashes scattered around a memotial tree in a lovely park.
I didnt know that mostly cats are cremated en masse so you may get only bits of your own cat or none of your own cats ashes at all.
I think we paid about £90 8 years ago.0 -
I paid £91 for separate private cremation for my big boy in January. Have the receipt which says Private Cremation Small. I have his ashes and my first Burmese under the bed in a large fancy box. They will come with me when I go.
I only wanted a simple wicker pouch thing for him, you can pay extra and get fancy urns etc. I find these creepy myself.0 -
I had a wonderful handwritten card from my vet after Leo was pts.
I had to take him to a emergency clinic on a Sunday morning - Ashes now buried under a favourite plant which he used to squash down as a sleeping spot.Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0
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