Dog Weight – Terms & Conditions
Terms and Conditions of The Cremation Group LTD
- Definitions:
– “We,” “Us,” “Our” refers to The Cremation Group LTD.
– “Customer” refers to the person who has secured a booking with us.
- Pricing Structure:
– We charge for the cremation of dogs based on the weight category of the dog.
– For all other animals, we offer cremation services at fixed prices.
– In the event a customer’s dog weighs more than the booked weight category, the customer’s credit/debit card will automatically be charged for the next weight category up.
- Payment for Additional Charges:
– If the customer has financed our services through approved finance companies, any additional charges must be paid manually by credit or debit card.
– If the customer has paid for the service in full at the point of booking, any additional charges will be automatically charged to the original payment method used.
– The pet will be held until such payment is received.
- Non-Payment and Communal Cremation:
– If payment is not received within 30 days, the pet will undergo communal cremation, and ashes will be unrecoverable.
– This action is final and does not affect the customer’s statutory rights.
- Cancellation and Return Policy:
– Customers have the right to cancel our services. However, if cancellation is due to the additional overweight charge, no refund will be made.
– The additional overweight charge remains payable.
– The pet will not be returned until payment for the additional charge is received.
- Weighing of Pet:
– Our weighing of the pet is final and cannot be disputed.
- Acceptance of Terms:
– By placing a booking with us via our app, website, telephone, or any other means, the customer accepts these terms and conditions.
- Amendments:
– We reserve the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time.
- Jurisdiction:
– These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
- Dispute Resolution:
– Any disputes arising under or in connection with these terms and conditions shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.