Where can I bury my dog in Ireland? 

Pet cremation gives you the option to keep your companions ashes in an urn or box in your home or to bury in land owned by you. An alternative is scattering ashes in a place that was special to you both.

 

Where can I bury my cat in Ireland?

Pet cremation gives you the option to keep your companions ashes in an urn or box in your home or to bury in land owned by you. An alternative is scattering ashes in a place that was special to you both.

 

Can I bury my dog in my garden in Ireland? 

Many people consider burying their family pet in their own back garden to keep them close. However, the legalities and information available around this and whether it is allowed are murky at best! Pet cremation can be the best option to ensure a safe burial, scattering of the ashes, or even burying the ashes in an urn.

 

What do I do if my pet dies at home?

Losing a pet is very hard, take small comfort in knowing they were in a comfortable setting and knew they were loved. When your pet dies at home, you can contact us directly at MyCompanion Pet Cremation. We take care of everything for you with a door-to-door service and will mind your companion with care and compassion.

Alternatively, you can contact your family vet. They can help talk you through your options for cremation or burial and help you organise it.

 

How can I help my dog pass away peacefully?

1. Stay close to them.

2. Talk to your vet for advice and medication, if needed.

3. Keep as much of the same daily routine as is possible.

4. Ensure your pet is comfortable in a familiar place. 

 

How can I help my cat pass away peacefully?

1. Stay close to them.

2. Talk to your vet for advice and medication, if needed.

3. Keep as much of the same daily routine as is possible.

4. Ensure your pet is comfortable in a familiar place.

 

How much does cremating a pet cost?

Our prices at MyCompanion Pet Cremation can be found here. They start from €200.

At MyCompanion Pet Cremation, we only provide individual cremation. So, what does that mean? It means that your Companions remains, alone, is placed in the cremation chamber. This ensures that the ashes returned to you, in an Urn or Keepsake of your choice, are 100% guaranteed to be those of your companions.