In recent years, the pet funeral industry has emerged and has led to the emergence of industry-related practitioners who, through their specialized services, “carry-away” pets. “Every life should be respected, and pets should be no exception.” The pet funeralist Sun Long indicated to journalists that providing a dignified and dignified farewell ceremony for pets had become a new option for many pets.
Sun Long after “00” is known to be working at a pet funeral shop in Sian. His work covers the entire process of removal from the remains of the pets to their eventual cremation, and ensures that every link is dignified and dignified, so that the pet owners can comfortably give away their love. Sun Long stated that the job gave him a deep sense of how pet owners felt about pets, and that every service was a respect for life.
According to data, as of June 2025, there were more than 8,000 businesses operating nationwide, mostly new ones registered for almost three years. The study shows that the market for pet burials in China reached 1.825 billion yuan in 2023 and is expected to reach 5 billion yuan in 2025. This rapidly expanding market has also contributed to the development of pet burial services in the direction of more precision, personal customization, etc.
In recent days, the petist Wang Ya Ching has customised a farewell ceremony for his beloved pet. Wang Yaqing indicated that she had spent eight valuable years with love and deep bonds of affection, which could not be erased. She therefore wishes to offer “last steps” to love in such a dignified and dignified manner.
“At the farewell ceremony, we will match the flowers with the hair colours of the baby, while at the same time setting the scenes with some claws, hair bottles, and little snacks and little toys that the pets love to live with, in such an elaborate way that the other pets will be given the ‘last trip’.” The pet funeral industry practitioner, Nishfi, said that private tailor-made farewell ceremonies could also be provided to meet the needs of different pets, with the ultimate goal of hoping that each pet would travel happily to another world.
In addition to providing elaborate and customised farewell ceremonies, journalists in their pet funeral shop have seen individualized tailor-made commodities such as necklaces, rings, etc., carefully made from pet ashes, hairs, etc., which offer more diverse memorial options for pet providers.
“In fact, many pets feel extraordinary grief at the moment when their pets leave. They also need an emotional gift to calm their emotions, and thus produce pet-related souvenirs.” Nishfi suggests that these souvenirs become another form of companionship, helping to ease the grief of the pets.
According to Nishfi, the current pet funeral industry is gradually gaining the approval of more pets, which also sets a higher standard for industry development. It is only through continuous innovation of service models and content that the growing individualized demand for pets can be met. It is believed that in the future, the pet burial industry will continue to develop in a healthy manner, providing more pets and their owners with comfortable and professional services.