When a crematory also cremates animals, what is a requirement?

When a crematory is involved in both human and animal cremations, it is essential that the cremation of animals occurs in separate chambers from humans. This requirement ensures the health and safety of the general public, maintains the dignity of human remains, and adheres to legal and ethical standards for handling human and animal remains differently. Different types of remains can emit varying emissions when cremated, and there are varying regulations surrounding the disposal of animal and human remains. By keeping the cremation processes separate, the crematory can ensure that the processes are compliant with local laws and standards regarding sanitation and ethical treatment, providing a respectful and professional environment for all clients.