By Paul

Most veterinary clinics and crematoriums still use plastic cadaver bags to transport and cremate pets. Although this may be distressing, some clinics

By Paul

This depends whether you decide to leave your pet with your veterinarian or deal directly with the pet crematory. Ask these questions

By Paul

Yes, in fact, this is recommended as they are the specialists in dealing with after-life care. They have dedicated their lives to

By Paul

Procedures vary by clinic. Your pet can be placed in a cardboard coffin, a professional purpose-built pet body bag like EUTHABAG, a

By Paul

Yes! In fact, it is recommended for the crematoriums offering direct client services. We recommend you call in advance. Dr. Jocelyn Anne

By Paul

Usually your veterinarian will need to complete some paperwork or enter information via a web portal to be sent to the crematorium.