Can you bury a dog in your backyard?

You spend time with them, feed them, groom them, and play with them. So when a pet passes away, you are saddened at the loss of a family member. It is understandable to grieve yet it is still important to decide what to do with the remains. If you choose to bury your pet in the backyard there is a few things to consider. read more

You are much better off using the suggestions above to see if burying your pet in your backyard will work for you. Your other options would be to cremate your pet and have their ashes spread or put in an urn. The price for this is in the ballpark of $350 or you can have them buried in a cemetery for up to $1,000. read more

If you want to bury your dog, you need to choose whether you want the body cremated. Some veterinarians offer a variety of services, including burial or disposal. Others have limited options. If you plan to bury the animal yourself, make sure the veterinarian knows ahead of time, as this may affect remains preparation. read more

First, there is the consideration of whether you own the property on which you intend to bury your pet. If you do not own the property (for example if you are a renter), then the chances are slim that you will be within your legal rights to bury your pet without the property owner’s permission. read more