Instructions For Crematoriums
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1. Retrieve the Pet Identification Card
First you will remove the 5×7 Pet Identification Card from inside the plastic sleeve attached to the zipper of the Carneum Aftercare kit.
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2. Verify Identification Details
On the back of the card, there is a sticker with identifying numbers matching the stainless steel coin attached to the zipper. The card will also have the pet owner’s signature on it. This identification card and the stainless steel coin will be returned to the pet owner along with the pets cremains.
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3. Review the Owner’s Instructions
Please carefully read the instructions on the front of the Pet Identification Card that the pet owner has filled out. It will let you know what the pet owner expects to receive back with the cremains of their loved one. For example: a paw print, hair clippings, and so on.
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4. Handle the Pet with Care
The pet should not be removed from the bag unless there is a viewing of the loved one. If there is a viewing the pet should be placed back in the bag after the viewing. If not then the bag with the stainless steel coin is to be placed inside the chamber next to the pet for the cremation.
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5. Prepare the Pet for Cremation
The EPA certified cadaver bag is safe for cremation. Make sure the identification card is removed from the plastic sleeve before placing the pet in the chamber. The pet should be gently placed inside the chamber in the bag or next to the bag with the stainless steel coin still attached to the bags zipper.
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6. Maintain Identification Throughout Cremation
The stainless steel coin, made of 304 stainless steel, withstands high temperatures and must remain with the pet throughout cremation. The burnt coin and the signed instruction card should be returned to the pet owner along with the cremains.
Do you have any questions?
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