Zac was a rescue we got when he was 17 months old. He loved walks, treats, teddies, and snuggles. At 19, he had a long, happy life with us. Goodnight, baby — we love you.
Individual cremation is a process in which a pet is cremated separately from other pets. This type of cremation allows for the pet to be cremated individually, and the ashes returned to the owner. Individual pet cremation is often chosen by people who want to keep their pets ashes, or who want to have a private ceremony for their pet following their cremation.
Communal Cremation
Communal cremation is a process whereby multiple pets are cremated together. This type of cremation is often chosen by pet owners who do not wish to have their pets’ ashes returned to them. The main benefit of choosing communal cremation is that it is more affordable than individual cremation. In addition, many people find the idea of their pet being cremated alongside other beloved pets to be comforting. Communal pet cremation is a popular choice for pet owners who wish to give their beloved companion a dignified send-off without breaking the bank. After the cremation has taken place, your pets ashes will be scattered by us.
