What To Do With Pet Ashes?

If you're like most pet owners, you likely have a bag or container of pet ashes stashed somewhere in your home. 

What is pet ashes?

Pet ashes are the remains of a pet that has been cremated. They are typically used to create a memorial or to scatter the ashes of a pet throughout the pet's favorite places. 

The process of cremation involves burning the pet's body completely—including the bones. This leaves the ashes, which are typically just a mixture of bone and ash. 

There are a few things to keep in mind when scattering pet ashes. 

• First, make sure that the ashes are well-placed. scattering the ashes in the pet's favorite spot will help to keep the pet close in spirit. 

• Second, be sure to choose a memorial service that is pleasing to the pet's spirit. Some pet cremation services will allow you to choose a specific song or poem to be played during the memorial service. This will help to honor the pet's memory and to provide comfort to the pet's family and friends.

What do you do with your pet ashes? 

There are a few different options for what to do with pet ashes. 

• The simplest option is to just toss them in the trash. This is probably the most common option, but it can be environmentally damaging. If you live in an area with an ash landfill, your pet ashes may end up in the landfill. This can be harmful to the environment and can release harmful toxins into the air. 

• Another option is to make a donation to a pet charity. This is a good option if you don't live near an ash landfill. It can also help to keep pet ashes from ending up in the landfill. 

• Another option is to create a memorial garden for your pet. This is a good option if you live near a cemetery. You can create a memorial garden for your pet and bury them there. This is a nice way to keep your pet's memory alive and to honor them. 

Whatever you do, be sure to take into account the environmental impact of your decision.