Cremation is an age-old, traditional, clean and rapid method of reducing a loved one's remains: The pet is gently laid on the hearth of the crematory, the door is shut until the cremation is complete and the remains are then gathered with care. Cremation of an average-sized pet takes about two hours.

Remains from individual cremations are placed in an urn chosen by the owner. An official certificate of cremation is enclosed.

What are the Differences Between Individual and Communal Cremation?

Individual Cremation

Your pet is individually cremated, and its ashes are kept separate from those of other pets. They are returned in an urn of the owner's choice. This is a dignified process, and the pet's privacy is assured at all times.

Communal Cremation

Pets share the cremation. Pets' ashes are not individually separated and are not returned to the owner; they are scattered on our family farm.