How Much Does It Cost To Stuff A Cat

Introduction

It may sound like a joke, but taxidermy is a real industry. If you’re curious about the cost of stuffing a cat, or any other pet taxidermy, here’s what you need to know.

This is a valid question to ask if you’re interested in preserving your favorite furball forever.

Be warned, though: you don’t want to stuff a cat just for the sake of stuffing it. This is not a light undertaking, and it’s important to have the right reasons before you begin.

They’re cute when they’re alive. When they die, their body goes all floppy and gross. If you only care about how your cat looks when they’re alive, then by all means go ahead with this project!
You love cats so much that you want one to always be around—even when you’re not around yourself. If that’s the case… well… I wish I could say more on this point but really that’s what makes sense here!

It’s not an inexpensive process but it is a unique way to memorialize your pet.

It’s not an inexpensive process, but it is a unique way to memorialize your pet.

It’s important to know that if you want to add cremated remains or a deceased pet’s ashes into the stuffing mix, odds are good that your veterinarian will charge for each additional step he or she must take in order to comply with federal law—and those fees can add up quickly. It might be better to purchase an already-stuffed animal if that’s what you have in mind.

The process involves completely removing all of the cat’s insides.

The process of stuffing a cat involves completely removing all of its insides. This is done by cutting open the cat’s stomach and pulling out all of its organs, as well as removing its head. The inside of the cat is then cleaned and stuffed with straw, cotton, wool or whatever else you prefer.

Stuffing cats dates back to ancient Egypt where mummies were created by removing all living matter from an animal’s body and replacing it with wax or other materials. The first documented instance of this practice occurred during the Egyptian period known as Ptolemaic Dynasty (305-30 BCE).

The taxidermist can also provide an urn with the ashes if you choose not to bury them yourself.

If you choose not to bury your cat’s remains, the taxidermist can also provide an urn with the ashes if you choose not to bury them yourself.

Then the urn will be buried in a mass grave at the taxidermist’s site.

You may think that you’re done with the process of putting your cat to rest, but there’s still a few more steps to go. Once the taxidermist has finished stuffing your cat, he or she will bury the finished product in a mass grave at their site. This is done out of respect for all of their other clients and animals who have passed away. It’s also required by law that all bodies are buried in this manner so as not to contaminate landfills or water supplies (and also because it just looks nice).

The last thing you need to do once your pet has been stuffed is pick out an urn for it. Your stuffed animal is now ready for its final resting place!

If you want to fulfill your lifelong dream of sleeping with a dead cat, you’ll have to prepare yourself financially and mentally as well.

First off, you’re going to need a dead cat. Depending on its size and breed, the price could range from $20-$1 million. It’s also important that you choose an animal that has passed away from natural causes or at least not under suspicious circumstances. If it was hit by a car or murdered for its fur or whatnot, then chances are someone will come asking questions about where it went after its demise (and probably arrest you). You don’t want anyone sniffing around your house looking for evidence of foul play when all they have is the sweet scent of kitty cuddles in their nostrils.

Conclusion

I’m sure you can understand that many people are uncomfortable with the idea of stuffing their pet. However, I would like to say that if you truly love your cat, then it is worth spending the money to have them stuffed. I know that sounds strange but when we look at what we spend on our pets it makes perfect sense. They become a part of our lives and when they pass we want them to be remembered for who they were. Stuffed cats are an excellent way to do this and ensure that our pets will always be with us no matter how much time passes by or how far away we might move.