FAQ

Cats should not eat raw pumpkin, as it is difficult to digest and may cause stomach upset; only cooked, plain pumpkin is safe and beneficial for cats.

Yes, cats can eat plain, cooked pumpkin in moderation, which can support digestive health and help with hairballs. Avoid pumpkin pie filling and always introduce new foods gradually.

Items such as collars, tags, and medical devices are typically removed before cremation, while tissues and organs are vaporized during the process.

Most dogs are cremated within a few days after death, depending on the crematory’s schedule and the type of service selected.

Prior to cremation, items such as collars, tags, or medical devices are typically removed; non-combustible materials like microchips may remain unless extracted.

Pet cremation typically occurs within a few days after a dog dies, depending on the crematory's schedule and the arrangements made with the owner or veterinarian.

Before cremation, items such as collars, tags, and medical devices are typically removed; soft tissues like organs naturally vaporize during the process.

A dog is typically cremated within one to three days after death, depending on the crematory's schedule and the type of cremation service selected.

Before a dog is cremated, collars, tags, or medical devices are usually removed; the body is then placed into a cremation chamber for the process to begin.

The cost to cremate a dog typically ranges from $50 to $375, depending on the type of cremation (private, partitioned, or communal), the dog's size, region, and any additional services selected.