What are the taboos to deal with when a dog dies? Let the dog that has given us a lifetime pass away with dignity.

Taboos for handling dead dogs

1. Bury by yourself
During the decomposition of animal corpses, a lot of toxic substances and various germs will be produced, which will directly Contamination of nearby water sources and soil through soil. Moreover, if a dog that dies abnormally is accidentally eaten by other animals, it will cause many chain reactions.
2. Random disposal
Not only will bacteria and viruses breed, endangering people's health, but it is also not good for the environment.

If a dog dies, it should be buried deeply

The pit must be deep enough, and the depth should be close to the depth of ancient coffins. The grave should be dug at least 1 meter deep. The site should be chosen in a location where erosion or accidental excavation is unlikely. Otherwise, the putrid smell of the rotting corpse cannot be covered. Finally, we must pay attention to sterilization and sterilization. If we do not sterilize and disinfect, the bacteria and parasite eggs of the rotting corpse will definitely spread.

The dog can be cremated after it passes away

After the dog passes away, it can be sent to the pet funeral for cremation. The owner attaches great importance to his pet and wants to leave his pet in his thoughts. If the finance allows, he can go to a professional pet funeral for cremation. The price of cremation is on the high side. The price is generally calculated based on the length of the pet, and the price ranges from 500-1,000 yuan. Cremation is the best way to protect the environment. Toxic substances, pathogenic bacteria, and parasite eggs in the corpse will be killed by the high temperature, and it can be regarded as leaving the world cleanly.

If the dog dies, it can be handed over to professionals for treatment

If the dog dies from a serious illness and the body contains viruses, it needs to be handed over to a doctor for treatment. The owner cannot see the dog's body. Or you can hand it over to the animal control office, and they will deal with the dog in a non-hazardous manner. Some cities have established pet corpse processing centers, and you can also hand them over.