Dignified Choices....

We are committed to strong and trusted relationships with our pet owners and veterinary partners.

• Gentle removal from your Animal Hospital or home.
• Return of cremains to your Animal Hospital or home.
   
• Complete identification, including identification tags that remain with your pet throughout the entire cremation process.
   
• Affordable decorative cremation urns and memorial products available.
   
• Convenient handicap accessible office and viewing room.
   
• Private Pet Cremation: Your animal is placed in the crematory alone. Only your pet's cremated remains are returned to you. The cremains can be saved in an urn, buried, or scattered.
   
• Communal Pet Cremation: With this type of cremation, several pets are cremated together. The resulting cremains are then scattered.
   
• Private Pet Burial: Single or multiple plots are available, as well a selection of burial containers and pet caskets.
   
• Hours by appointment only.

Cremation explained ...

The cremation process involves very intense heat, produced by natural gas, returning your pet’s body to its basic elements. The entire process can take two hours to several, depending on the size of your pet. The end results of the cremation are formally called “cremains” (cremated remains). They are usually referred to as ashes. Once the process of cremation has finished, skeletal parts remain. The bones are then reduced to fine sand-like particles or small pebbles via another automated process performed by the cremation operator. The cremains are placed into a sealed plastic bag along with a tracking identification tag, and then into an urn.