What do you do with your dead pet?

we buried our cat in a box, but we let the vet take our dog away after she was put to sleep.

I've only ever had dead fish, my dad used to flush them down the loo

Umm.... xD Buried (Y) R.I.P

Dogs and cats are cremated, although one of our cats was buried. Fish and hamsters are buried about 1/2 a foot deep. Not sure what happens to birds of prey though, I'm sure my brother keeps them frozen "/

Usually we bury them, I can't remember what my mum did with the fish though.

I have 4 turtles & a hamster in my garden floor.

we gave my cat to our weird unclewho stuffs animals or something.



im not actually joking..

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Originally Posted by whitebengal

lol that reminds me of the story my mum told me...when i was 2 i was at the top of the garden...she came to see what i was doing and i had dug up the fish they had buried earlier....she asked me what i was doing and i had turned around and said ' I was just seeing if it was still dead ' :eusa_danc
My family never ever let me live that one down.... :rolleyes:

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Lin?Cognito? The Mother of all Time?
tell her to SHUT. UP. does she still ride a motorbike???? our biker granny
As for the Sister toad, tell her to go stroke her pusseh

All my dearly beloved yet no longer with us pets have been cremated. Cept the gerbils i had when i was a kid which got eaten alive by the cat. and the goldfish i used to win at fairs which would die within a day and get flushed down the toilet.

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Originally Posted by ToxicPaddy

Hi all
When your pets die, like hamsters or fish etc, do you throw them in the bin or something like that?

See, I am a keen tropical fish keeper, and I consider them as real pets, so I bury them in the garden when they die. Mum thinks I should put fish in the toilet but I think thats disrespectful. With all pets, regardless of size, I would bury them in the garden. There's a little patch of garden where I can bury them, there's quite a lot there.

So, do you bury pets or throw them in the bin?

Discuss :)

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Not got a garden, I'd post them through someones letterbox, or hire a delivery man if they we're too big ;)