At
the time of the sad loss of your pet,
this site is designed to help you understand the procedures
that are carried out at our crematorium.
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We
carefully note the owner’s name, address, pet’s name,
and veterinary practice, both at our office, and crematorium. All
animals for individual cremation are kept separate, and the equipment
used is such that we can confidently guarantee the correct ashes are
returned to you. We will gladly telephone you to confirm your instructions have been carried out. Remember, we are here to help you at this time. and offer full confidentiality throughout
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The
costs involved in burial at a pet’s cemetery are far higher,
and the cremation charge is related to the size of your pet. Our standard
charge includes collection, cremation, and return of the ashes.
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We
have the facilities for individually cremating animals of all sizes,
and the ashes are returned in a wooden casket with an engraved nameplate.
Your Veterinary Surgeon will help you arrange this, or alternatively
contact us at our office.
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Once you have decided you want your pet cremated, ensure you leave clear instructions with your Veterinary Surgeon. You can if you wish phone us and confirm the arrangements. We will gladly telephone you to confirm your instructions have been carried out. Remember, we are here to help you at this time. and offer full confidentiality throughout.
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“It is a great comfort to know there are still people like you who care.” “Through
you I feel I haven’t lost ‘Bronx’ completely.”
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We are a family run business and have been offering this service since 1979. Our close working relationships with the veterinary surgeons in the South, and our reputation for high standards, ensures your beloved pet receives the care and attention they deserve at this sad time.
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