Frequently Asked
Questions

Aquamation, also known as water cremation or alkaline hydrolysis, is a gentle, eco-friendly process that uses warm water and naturally occurring alkali to respectfully care for your beloved pet's remains.

This process mimics what naturally occurs over time in nature, but in a much shorter timeframe. The result is clean, white bone ash that is returned to you in a dignified manner.

Many families find aquamation more comforting as it's a gentler process that feels more natural and aligned with their values.

Yes, aquamation is significantly more environmentally friendly than traditional cremation methods:

The process is approved by environmental agencies and aligns with sustainable practices that protect our planet for future generations.

Yes, aquamation typically produces about 20% more ash remains compared to traditional flame cremation. This is because:

• The gentle water process preserves more of the bone mineral content
• No loss due to high-temperature combustion
• Results in a finer, whiter, and more consistent ash texture

Many families appreciate having more remains to keep, share with family members, or use in memorial ceremonies.

The complete process typically takes 5-7 business days from pickup to return:

We provide tracking updates throughout the process so you always know the status of your beloved pet's care.

We maintain strict individual care protocols for private aquamation:

Your pet receives individual, respectful care from start to finish, just as you would want for a beloved family member.