First, burial
Let's talk about burial first. Burial is a very recommended way in China.
Although there are precedents of pet cemeteries abroad and the environment is beautiful, they are not worse than human cemeteries, such as the following.
Although we fully understand your desire to bury it underground and return to its original source,
But in China, it's really impossible! (The storm is crying)
The following reasons are not recommended:
1, national conditions: There is really little arable land in China ... No one is allowed to bury it, let alone animals.
2. Environmental protection: Burying the remains of pets may pollute the soil and water.
3. Safety of the remains of pets: Buried in fields and parks may be dug up by other dogs, animals and people one day. ...
4. The legality of the pet cemetery:
There is no land type approved for pet cemeteries in China!
There is no land type approved for pet cemeteries in China!
There is no land type approved for pet cemeteries in China!
Today's pet cemetery may be a golf course/high-speed railway station/shopping mall tomorrow.
No matter what happens, we can basically be sure that the previous cemetery owner probably won't tell you about it. He left with the cemetery money, land acquisition/compensation money you paid, and then a bunch of poor people were copied by a forklift.
Second, cremation.
Advantages of cremation
1, legal compliance: The first advantage of cremation, or convenience, is that it is a legal and compliant harmless treatment, which is beyond reproach.
2. Commemorative function:
① The ashes are preserved as they are. If you love pets, ashes are safer than burial. After all, as mentioned above, one day you went to the grove or cemetery where it was buried, only to find that the place had already changed, and there was no trace of the pet's final rest on the earth.
Another form of commemorating pets is specimens. Compared with specimens, ashes are a more acceptable memorial for most people.
② Souvenirs derived from ashes.
You should be able to find many ashes souvenirs on the Internet, most of which are made of a small part of pet ashes into pendants, bracelets, ornaments and other souvenirs, leaving a memory for the owner.
High-end products include spar and synthetic diamonds.
Crystal photo
Actually, synthetic diamonds are worth introducing. Although it is an artificial product, its circulation value is not comparable to that of natural diamonds, but in our view, its significance is far beyond natural diamonds: taking a little ashes from pets, leaving a strand of hair for you and your family, and after a series of treatments, a unique crystal in the world was born. Its composition is carbon, but its meaning is that it will never be separated.
③ Other disposal methods of ashes.
Sea burial and forest burial: The remains of ashes can be ground into powder by cremation institutions and then discarded in nature. Perhaps flying with the wind in the sun and returning to nature is their best destination.
Buried in the soil, cultivating plants: "Turning into spring mud can protect flowers better", mixing ashes into the soil, planting a plant seriously, and letting the life of loving pets continue in another form. The process of caring for plants is actually very similar to that of caring for pets at the beginning.
As for the disadvantages of cremation, it is only a conflict with some traditional concepts.
If you have any better suggestions on the disposal of ashes, please let us know and we will pass them on to more people in need.