Burial Questions

Why bury at a pet cemetery? Why not bury in your backyard?

• Local or neighborhood association laws may prohibit home burial.
• Burial in a cemetery alleviates the concern of leaving your pet behind if you move. A pet cemetery provides a sense of permanency, as well as a tranquil place to spend time reflecting on fond memories. For many, burying their pet in a pet cemetery brings honor and is the ultimate gesture of love to a life that will be forever cherished.

For those who wish to bury their pet on property other than Cedar Hills Pet Cemetery, we offer a variety of pet caskets that can be purchased from us.

Is the future of Cedar Hills secure?

There are a number of safeguards to ensure that Cedar Hills Pet Cemetery will always remain a pet cemetery.

Land Ownership – All right, title and interest in the land that makes up Cedar Hills Pet Cemetery is held solely by this corporation.  There are no leases, liens or encumbrances against our land whatsoever that could jeopardize the interests of our plot-holders.

The Perpetual Care Trust Fund which is included in the purchase of each burial plot at Cedar Hills ensures the future care and preservation of the Cemetery in perpetuity.

Do you bury only dogs and cats at Cedar Hills?

No. Although dogs and cats are the most prevalent species of animals attended to at Cedar Hills, other pets, including birds, reptiles, guinea pigs and even a wolf, are among those represented.  Regardless of the species, the common thread is that all were special and loved.

Am I permitted to observe the burial?

Yes. We encourage pet’s families to be present for their pet’s burial, as we believe the viewing and funeral service is an integral step in the grieving and healing process.

Can the facility handle large breed dogs as well as small farm animals?

Yes. Up to 300 lbs.