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1. You can take him/her to a pet crematorium and have them cremated. They will put the ashes in an urn of your choice. You can then keep the ashes, spread them outside somewhere, or bury them.

2. You can bury your pet in your backyard. In some places this is okay, and in others it's not. Most people do it anyway.

3. You can have your pet buried in a pet cemetery.

4. You can ask a local vet to dispose of the body.

5. You can take the remains to your local humane society. Most will take care of the remains without charging a fee.

I prefer cremation or burial, since I feel that my pets are a part of my family.

1. You can dig a hole in your garden.

2. Then get the dead cat body in the hole.

3. Dig all of the mud on the cat.

4. And buy some flower.

5. Then dig the flowers.