There are small animals which die due to different reasons and the carcasses need to be disposed of safely without being the cause for spreading any disease or infection. Such animal carcasses can come from:

•                 Animal testing labs

•                 Veterinary establishments

•                 Zoological parks

•                 Animal Pounds

•                 Pets from homes

•                 Road accidents

•                 Blue cross and such agencies

•                 Domestic livestock

•                 Death due to infection

Types of small animals include:

•                 Dogs

•                 Cats

•                 Chicken

•                 Guinea Pigs

•                 Goats and sheep

•                 Small wild animals like pigs, fox, wild dogs, mongoose, etc.

Accidental intake or inhaling of certain bacteria while grazing by cattle could also be the cause for very serious spreading of disease.

Anthrax, a highly infectious and fatal disease of cattle, is caused by a relatively large spore-forming bacterium called Bacillus anthracis.  The bacteria produce extremely potent toxins which are responsible for the ill effects, causing a high mortality rate. Signs of the illness usually appear 3 to 7 days after the spores are swallowed or inhaled. Once signs begin in animals, they usually die within two days.

Hoofed animals, such as deer, cattle, goats, and sheep, are the main animals affected by this disease. They usually get the disease by swallowing anthrax spores while grazing on pasture contaminated with anthrax spores. Inhaling the spores, which are odorless, colorless, and tasteless, may also cause infection in animals and people.

Whatever the source and whatever the cause of death, these animals need a decent funeral in the form of incineration, so as to prevent spreading of diseases caused by the infected and the dead.  Haat has had the opportunity to work with many veterinary establishments, animal testing houses, agencies for prevention of cruelty to animals, poultry farms, zoological parks, etc. and has handled this disposal issue very effectively and satisfactorily. This is one of the reasons why the satisfied user comes back to Haat for his additional requirements.

While the model ACR incinerator is designed for large animals, the PWR and the ADR models are ideal for all the small animals listed above. We have been meeting the demands of the users in this segment for more than 20 years.

If you have a problem of disposing of small dead animals, there is nothing better than using a Haat animal incinerator. It disposes of the carcass completely and economically without causing any environmental concerns.