What should I do if my pet dies at home?

A Golden Retriever is resting their head on a black and white pillow while lying on a couch

You can do either. Some crematorium/funeral services deal directly with pet owners, while others only deal with a veterinarian. It should be noted that going through a veterinarian may increase your cost, as the clinic may charge a cremation fee on top of the crematorium’s own fee. In these cases, it may be best to deal directly with the crematorium as they specialize in dealing with end-of-life care. They can pick up your pet directly from your home.

Dr. Jocelyn Anne Mason, DVM

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What should I do if my pet dies at home?
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Some crematorium/funeral services deal directly with pet owners, while others only deal with a veterinarian although there may be an increase in cost.
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