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Originally Posted by Serendipity7000
Petite - if burying them outside then the hole needs to be at least two feet deep. This is to stop other animals digging them up. It's also an idea to put a large stone or ornament eg over the top once the hole is filled in and leave it there for about 3 months (again prevents other animals digging them up). Some people do bury hamsters in a large pot and plant something in that. That is not at risk of being dug up really.
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Many thanks for your help, Serendipity. We put some big stones near the top, and nothing seems to have disturbed the grave. We will be planting a rose there as soon as the weather warnings about blizzards stop.