re: Do you bury, cremate, or throw it in a trash can when your pets does?

My first pet hamster, pee wee, is buried in a Metamucil can behind my parents house.


RIP pee wee

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Depends how they die. If they're hit by a car and they're all bruised up I grind them up and serve them to the pigs. If the body is still in good shape I make steaks for the family. Teaches the kids a valuable lesson about the circle of life

Bury

I had to bury my last three last year. The cat died in the summer, a dog in the fall, and we had to put the other dog down in November. All three are laid to rest beside each other and have a nice rock as a marker. The cat didn't bother me that much. But it had been dead for 2 weeks before the dogs drug the remaining carcass from the brush in our yard. Glad I found it instead of the kids. The dog that curled up under the deck stairs and died got to me thought. He was a mean little sumbitch and barked like crazy at everyone but I missed that when he was gone.

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Over the years I've done each of those.

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Yep.

Cremation is better. You can take them with you that way.

My best dog ever died a few years ago after retrieving a duck. Onyx was a 14 year old black lab and I buried him at my camp off of Baptiste Colette in Venice.

I cried like a bitch and drank half a handle of old crow that night.

I just cant understand why people spend good money to have a pet "put down" at a vets office. I put them down myself then drag them off in the woods.

Burial for most
Cremation for some

Funeral pyre.