FAQ

When your pet has passed away, you can get in touch with Dierencrematorium Amadeus. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the phone number 024 350 38 80.

During the conversation, we will guide you and provide advice to help you say goodbye to your beloved pet in your own way.

The costs of pet cremation vary depending on various factors, such as the type of cremation, the size of the pet, and any additional services you choose. You can find more information about our pricing on our website.

Cremation is the process in which the body of a deceased pet is burned to ashes. It is a respectful way to say goodbye and to preserve the memory of the pet.

There are usually two main types: individual cremation and communal cremation. With individual cremation, each pet is cremated separately, and you receive the ashes back. With communal cremation, multiple pets are cremated together, and the ashes are usually not returned.

Yes, after the cremation, the ashes of your pet are collected and returned to you, if you have chosen an individual cremation. You can keep the ashes in an urn, create a special memorial place, or even use a portion of them for memorial items like jewelry.

There are alternatives such as pet caskets, burial in special pet cemeteries, or having the pet taxidermied for preservation. These choices vary depending on cultural and personal preferences.

Yes, you can add personal items such as letters, photos, or toys to the cremation process to honor your pet.

Yes, in many cases, you can choose to scatter the ashes yourself, but it’s advisable to do so in a location where it’s permitted and with respect for the environment and others.

Certainly, there are specialized services that can incorporate ashes into commemorative items such as jewelry, memorial stones, or even tattoos.

Yes, there are pet cemeteries where you can bury the ashes of your pet, allowing you to create a lasting memorial spot with care and respect for your beloved pet.