1. I have them cremated at the vets' and have them disposed of.
2. I hope I will be cremated and the ashes disposed of in any way my daughter chooses. I have expressed to her that I don't care how. As far as I'm concerned, once life is gone, then whatever made us different from a carcass in a taxidermist or butcher shop is gone. While I hope I won't be stuffed or eaten, I'll be gone -- the way a flame is gone from a candle when it's snuffed out.

Dog,,, burial
Fish,,, flush
Me,,, dump me in the sea!

Most of our pets have been buried somewhere in the yard. The last two that passed, however, we had cremated. It was just easier at the time. As for myself, I really hadn't thought about it much. My side of our family had opted for cremation and I'm not opposed to it. My dad had his ashes scattered and something about that appeals fo me. I don't feel a need to have a grave site - I'd much rather the land dedicated to cemetaries be used for something like a park for families or a garden to picnic in. If someone needs something to remember me by, then they can grow something - a flower, a tree, a vegetable garden, anything they like, even a pet perhaps. That way they are never separated from the token of the memory. My mom's ashes were interred in California and I now live in Texas. It's a bit difficult to go to her burial site and when we are in the area, we typically have other things to do with kids and grandkids.

Buried the dog with honors.

If time and energy permit I hope to perform a dramatic and joyful self-cremation, thereby depriving the funeral industry of their insane fees—also the medical mafia. It’ll also be a slap in the face to our bureaucratic overlords.

No pets, but for myself - organs harvested, the remains cremated, and planted in a Bios Urn, preferably as a lodgepole pine on the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park (that part might be tricky).

I had my Little Buddy cremated but I did not want the ashes. I will be cremated or that new one where you just decompose, I am an avid gardener so it only makes sense er dirt.

1. All my pets have been killed and eaten by racoons.
2. Natural burial. No enbalming. Buried upright in a cotton shroud. No headstone. Instead, plant a cedar or oak on my grave.

1. I have a moseleum.
2. viking funeral.

Also burying is mostly to prevent the spreading of disease.

Cremate them. Thanks for the reminder.

I'd like to be composted.

Haven’t owned pets in a while.
I would like to be cremated and my ashes not kept but released anywhere.