As everyone’s standard of living improves, pets have become members of many families. They also have a higher status among families. Pets bring a lot of joy to people, accompanied by the owner. But old age, sickness and death are inevitable, the life of the animal is generally a few years, so there is one is very concerned about, that is, how to deal with the pet after death.

　　This has given rise to a new market demand – pet funeral. This emerging profession first appeared in several coastal cities in the south of China in 2000, but it has always been only semi-underground.

Some cities in China such as Beijing probably have nearly 30 pet funeral institutions, Chengdu about 10, like Wuhan, Chongqing and so on there are six or seven pet cremation funeral service institutions. The vast majority of domestic pet cremation and funeral institutions are concentrated in the first and second tier cities. Why are there none in the third and fourth tier cities?

Why is there generally no pet cremation funeral industry in China’s third- and fourth-tier cities?

　　The first reason is that the local market is too small to support a pet cremation funeral establishment, both in terms of the number of pet owners in the city as well as the awareness and spending level of pet owners. Another reason is that pet cremation funeral institutions invest a huge amount of money, usually need a cremation site also need to have a vehicle to transport pets, the main thing is to buy tens of thousands of dollars of pet cremation furnace.

How can we make pet cremation funeral hospice services available to pet owners in third and fourth tier cities?

It is possible to join a reliable pet cremation funeral agency that offers low-cost pet cremation funeral solutions, including the provision of low-cost pet cremation ovens. Only by lowering the opening cost of pet cremation agencies in the third and fourth tier can we solve the embarrassment of not having pet cremation funeral agencies in China’s third and fourth tier cities.

“Pet funeral” should be called “pet aftermath”, because its services include the proper handling of pet aftermath and soothe the pet owner’s psychology, 70% of the service focuses on the pet owner’s psychological guidance, 20% lies in the environment and hardware provided, and the other 10% are goods The other 10% is commodities and other services, which is the complete pet aftercare service.

In addition to maximizing the peace of mind of pet users after the death of their pets, how to provide more “pre-life” services, as well as more “life extension” attempts, is also the pet funeral industry practitioners need to think about and explore the direction of the future.