ILuvCowparsely
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with so many asking for the form I have added to the web site in my link under vet then memorium. available to download in word
You cannot test ashes for DNA.
Got this back
Normally the temperature achieved during cremation destroys DNA, however species analysis through electron microscopy and peptide analysis are two ways of possibly checking whether the remains given back are those of your animal.
With respect L, you either have to be rolling in money or have a problem (in letting them go) to go to the trouble and expense of doing an analysis on ashes just to make sure you get your own back. What good would it do to go through all that, it's not going to bring them back?
If this is a problem for you why don't you just concentrate on other threads and let those that are worried about this company and others continue with this thread.
I do feel a certain amount of empathy with you ( I had my dog cremated last year and waited while he was 'done') I do think your confrontational manner is a little uncalled for!
Horses are not pets, they are livestock and I think surely somebody somewhere should draw the line about these things. Horses that are dead are no more, you have memories that's what keeps your horses alive in your mind. not that long ago the only way a dead horse left a yard was in a knacker wagon, now we seem to have 'fluffied up' a pretty gruesome subject because it doesn't suit people who have no understanding of how to deal with death.
And as for the place you used, unfortunately conmen will always prey on the vulnerable it's a fact of life.
None of this will bring your horse back, but your obsession seems to be verging on the unhealthy I would perhaps concentrate your efforts on a slightly more positive project.
I do feel a certain amount of empathy with you ( I had my dog cremated last year and waited while he was 'done') I do think your confrontational manner is a little uncalled for!
Horses are not pets, they are livestock and I think surely somebody somewhere should draw the line about these things. Horses that are dead are no more, you have memories that's what keeps your horses alive in your mind. not that long ago the only way a dead horse left a yard was in a knacker wagon, now we seem to have 'fluffied up' a pretty gruesome subject because it doesn't suit people who have no understanding of how to deal with death.
And as for the place you used, unfortunately conmen will always prey on the vulnerable it's a fact of life.
None of this will bring your horse back, but your obsession seems to be verging on the unhealthy I would perhaps concentrate your efforts on a slightly more positive project.
Sorry Leviathan if you feel I took it off topic too. I agree that your information was very useful and that the actions of these people are deplorable. I was just trying to say try not to get too consumed by it as unfortunately if things haven't gone your way no good can come of it. Sometimes not knowing might be better?
I am deeply sorry for your loss and don't mean to offend, so please accept my apologies if I have, but the person who will be damaged most by continuing with this is you.
This happens to humans you know they sometimes cremate more than one together
actually my livery has the facts as he works at the crematorium in the next villageI've worked in the funeral business, and I think you should have concrete facts before spreading such rumours. This happens in this country? I doubt it very much and would like to know your sources. Such ideas are very distressing to bereaved families.
I don't think Maesfen and Baggyboots are meaning to be unkind, quite the contrary they are only expressing their concern that you may be continuing an obsession which can only hurt you more when really you need perhaps to start to come to terms with your loss.
Grief counselling might help. I'm sorry for you, you're clearly suffering, and I hope you reach a happier state soon.
acutely I do have facts as a liveries husband works at a crematorium
I've worked in the funeral business, and I think you should have concrete facts before spreading such rumours. This happens in this country? I doubt it very much and would like to know your sources. Such ideas are very distressing to bereaved families.
I don't think Maesfen and Baggyboots are meaning to be unkind, quite the contrary they are only expressing their concern that you may be continuing an obsession which can only hurt you more when really you need perhaps to start to come to terms with your loss.
Grief counselling might help. I'm sorry for you, you're clearly suffering, and I hope you reach a happier state soon.
Thank you Fiona M12, I was just about to say that with my first hand professional knowledge of the funeral/cremation business this absolutely does not happen in this country!
In response OP
1/I commented on the thread to give my perspective as an outsider, this is surely why you posted on an open forum, to share experiences and thoughts?
2/In my experience people who choose horses 'instead' of children tend to have rude ill mannered horses (which makes me grateful they chose not to have children ) I don't have children either but my animals are treated as best suits them be they pets or farm animals.
3/To pursue an individual or a business for making false representations (which is not the same as fraud) I would suggest you learn to write in a slightly less hysterical and more factual matter, nobody who will deal with the cares will be able to 'quantify' feelings/hurt or distress as these are personal, what they can do is seek reimbursement and damages for financial loss.
4/ Please stop passing on information which may or may not be accurate (based on your hearsay revelations of human cremations).
Do yourself and other grieving people a favour and find a more positive thing to concentrate on.
Best Wishes