It's sad for most of the shovel to die with their pets all the time, but time flies, and this day will always come. Now, more and more people choose to cremate their pets. Before entering the profession, I thought the ashes were ashes, and was they really ashes? I believe many people are deceived by the stories portrayed in TV dramas. People who have "lost their pets" were shocked to see the ashes of their beloved pets.

1. What exactly are ashes?

In fact, after entering the crematorium, the body of a pet will be burned by the high temperature of 1300-2000 jets of fire inside the pet cremation machine. First, the pet's fur will turn into ash, then the skin and meat, and the bones will not turn into ash. After the cremation is completed, what is left in the crematorium is this, more accurately, the bones.

The same goes for human ashes. The color of bones varies depending on the situation. For pets that die due to health and aging, the bone color is gray, but for some pets with diseases such as cancer, the bone contains black components. The pearl powder like ashes in our minds are later crushed with machine powder.

2. Do pet ashes need to be ground into powder?

Some "parents" feel heartbroken when they see their babies being ground into powder after death, so they refuse. This still depends on the method of handling the ashes, but if they are not ground into powder, the remains of their pets will be accidentally dug up, causing various entanglements. The pain of losing a pet owner is like being sprinkled with salt again, but it cannot be forced to say. Some parents want to bury their babies at sea, and in this case, it is more appropriate to sprinkle powder on them.

3. Can pet remains from cremation be taken home?

Yes, the remains of cremated pets do not carry pathogenic bacteria, so you can rest assured. However, considering that the situation varies from family to family, some elderly people believe that keeping the remains at home is taboo. Therefore, this requires internal communication, and if it is not feasible, it can also be considered to be placed in a crematorium.

4. How to preserve pet ashes?

Generally, it can be placed in an urn for ashes, but it needs to be moisture-proof and damp proof! So you should choose a moisture-proof urn for ashes, which can also be used as a souvenir to accompany you in other ways.

We cannot intervene in life, aging, illness, and death. After years of companionship, all we can do is to let them leave with dignity.