What to do with a dead cat
1. What to do after a cat dies
After a cat passes away, there are several ways to handle its remains, such as cremation, burial, or preservation as a specimen. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages, and owners can choose based on their needs and circumstances.
2. Cats can be cremated after they die.
After a cat passes away, you can choose to cremate it. This way, you can keep the ashes as a memento, and you can effectively eliminate toxic substances, pathogens, and parasite eggs in the body. It is also the best choice for environmental protection. 
3. Cats can be buried deeply after they die.
After a cat dies, some people choose to bury it deeply. However, deep burial requires choosing a suitable location, away from water sources and farmland, to prevent soil and water contamination. At the same time, it's necessary to ensure the pit is deep enough to avoid the release of odors and the spread of germs and parasite eggs.
4. A deceased cat can be disposed of at a garbage dump.
While it's emotionally difficult to accept throwing a cat's remains into a landfill, it's still a form of disposal. The remains are either buried or incinerated, preventing environmental and soil pollution.
5. Cats that have passed away can be preserved as specimens.
After a cat passes away, you can choose to have it steved into a taxidermied specimen, allowing it to accompany its owner in another form. Stenostatting requires providing photos of the pet and is relatively expensive; a standard taxidermied specimen costs around 2000 yuan, while larger specimens are even more expensive.
The above are some suggestions on how to handle the aftermath of a cat's death. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages, and owners can make a choice based on their own needs and actual circumstances.
