Losing a beloved pet is always a heartbreaking time. It can be difficult to know how to handle the loss and what to do next, and it can take time to adjust to life without your treasured friend by your side.
We understand how challenging this is. When looking into pet cremation, you may be uncertain about how to proceed.
Below are a few important questions to ask when arranging a cremation. If you would like to talk it through with our team, please
reach out to us.
How much does pet cremation cost?
While you might not want to think about money at a time like this, it is still an important consideration. A pet crematorium can discuss costs with you based on factors such as the weight and size of your pet, and you can ask a few questions to understand what is included and what options may suit your budget.
At Pet Haven, our most chosen pet cremation packages are listed on our website.
Will my pet be individually cremated?
Some pet crematoriums cremate pets in groups, while others cremate pets one at a time. If you want to take home your pet’s ashes, it is important to confirm whether the cremation is individual and how the crematorium identifies your pet throughout the process. Many providers do not offer individual cremation by default, so it is worth asking in advance.
Do I receive my pet’s ashes after cremation?
If you would like your pet’s ashes returned, let the crematorium know ahead of time. You can also ask when you can expect to receive them so you can plan ahead. If you would like the ashes presented in an urn, ask about the options available and any additional costs.
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It is important to consider whether pet cremation is right for you. Everybody grieves differently, so feel free to call the crematorium and discuss these questions and anything else on your mind. Once you have explored your options, you can move forward in the way that feels right for you and your family.
If you are interested in pet cremation that is respectful and helps keep your pet’s memory alive, get in touch with
Pet Haven. We are here to help you say goodbye in the best way possible, with compassion and care.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us to see how we can support you at this time.
