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Certified Private pet cremation
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| Introduction The current state of the pet cremation and burial industry Preplanning for your pet’s cremation or burial Your options for final disposition of your pet after it dies Who can arrange or perform my pet’s cremation? How can I verify the integrity of my pet’s private cremation? Certified Private pet cremation arranged and performed by a direct cremation provider Private pet cremation arranged by a third party agent or performed by a third party cremation provider Pet memorial cremation performed by PA State Pet Memorial Third-party arranged communal/disposal pet cremation Who can arrange my pet’s formal burial? Resources for Pet Owner Action Commonwealth of Pennsylvania code Direct providers of pet cremation or burial in the Harrisburg, PA area Direct service providers of pet cremation or burial in the York, PA area Third-party pet cremation and medical waste disposal providers servicing veterinarians in the Harrisburg, PA and surrounding areas Printable forms |
When using this method, the pet owner contacts the company and makes an appointment for the pet to be picked-up from their home or veterinarian's office. The client may also schedule a time to bring the pet to the cremation service himself or herself. All payments are made directly to the company arranging and performing the pet cremation.
The pet owner may be present for the cremation and at that time the cremation will take place immediately upon arrival. The pet owner may also choose to not stay for the cremation and return later to pick up the cremated remains. When a client is not present for the private cremation of their pet, a video certification of the cremation will be made and available to the client. The pet's body should be picked up within four hours of notification of request for private cremation. The transport of your pet should be provided in a clearly marked company vehicle. Your pet's body should be placed into an exclusive transport shroud (not a garbage bag) then placed on a stretcher and secured for the trip to the cremation service. All cremations should take place within 12 hours of picking up the pet's body. (If client is not present, a video certification of private cremation will be provided to the family.) At the completion of the private pet cremation, the cremated remains will be completely removed from the cremation chamber, and processed for placement into an urn. At this time, the client will be able to take their pet’s cremated remains home if they were present for the cremation. If the client is not present, they will be notified that the cremated remains are available for pick up at our office or for delivery back to their home. What the client should receive with the cremated remains of their pet. *Private cremation full disclosure agreement *A DVD copy of the Time/Dated video certification of your pet’s private cremation. (If the client does not want the copy of the DVD it will be archived at our office for no less than 10 years and available to the client at any time they request) *A certificate of certified private cremation signed by the company representative who actually performed the private pet cremation. *Urn suitable for display with a brass plate inscribed (with pet’s name, date of birth, and date of death) Pet loss support information An informative booklet to help you deal with loss of your pet * If the cremation provider you have contacted does not provide you a minimum of the services marked by * be suspicious of the service they will provide. |
