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DIGNITY PET CREMATORIUM

An honest, caring & personal service
giving you complete peace of mind.

Address:
Odiham Road
Winchfield
Hook
Hampshire, RG27 8BU

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OPENING HOURS

Monday - Friday
Saturday
Sundays
Emergency service only		 9:00AM - 5:30PM
9:00AM-2:00PM
CLOSED
Please contact us for details

Tel: 01252 844572
Email: enquiries@dignitypetcrem.co.uk

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Please complete the form below and we will contact you as soon as possible. Alternatively, click here to complete our online pet cremation enquiry form.

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Emergency Service for Sundays & Bank Holiays

Owners wishing to speak to us when we are closed should leave a message on our main line (01252 844 572) where the nature of the enquiry in non-urgent, anyone leaving a message will receive a phone call on the next normal working day when we are open.

If however you have an emergency and need to speak to someone about bringing your pet to us please call our main line where you will be provided with a mobile number which will enable you to speak to a member of staff between the hours of 9am and 10am only.

CONTACT INFO

Address:
Dignity Pet Crematorium Ltd,
Brickfields,
Odiham Road,
Winchfield,
Hook,
Hampshire, RG 27 8BU

Phone: 01252 844572
Email: enquiries@dignitypetcrem.co.uk
Web: www.dignitypetcrem.co.uk

Your call may be recorded to ensure we give you the best service we can.

Opening Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00AM - 5:30PM
Phones open: 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Wednesday: 9:00AM - 6:30PM
Phones open: 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Saturday: 8:00AM - 3:00PM
Phones open: 9:00AM - 2:00PM

Sunday & Bank Holidays: Emergency service only, please contact us for details

Dignity Pet Crematorium

Brickfields,
Odiham Road,
Winchfield,
Hook,
Hampshire, RG 27 8BU

Phone: 01252 844572
Email: enquiries@dignitypetcrem.co.uk
Web: www.dignitypetcrem.co.uk

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Directions

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DIRECTIONS TO US BY ROAD

We have official Pet Crematorium road signs on the turn offs to our road (B3016) from both the A30 & A287

If you are using satellite navigation our postcode is RG27 8BU (Odiham Road).

Please look at the map for our exact location along Odiham Road.  There are more Pet Crematorium road signs as you approach Dignity and directly opposite our entrance to help you slow down and turn in safely.

When you have parked your car please go to the entrance and ring the bell on the left hand side of the porch.  Someone will come downstairs and look after you.

BY RAIL

We are very close to Winchfield railway station (WNF) on the main Waterloo line.  You can find details of train times here

You can use the train to bring your pet to us (subject to size) or collect their ashes from us.  Clients choosing to come to us by train can be collected from the station by us upon request. There is a small charge for this service.

DIRECTIONS FROM A30 (TRAVELLING SOUTH WEST)
DIRECTIONS FROM M3 JUNCTION 5
DIRECTIONS FROM A30 (TRAVELLING NORTH EAST)
DIRECTIONS FROM A31 GUILDFORD
DIRECTIONS FROM M25
DIRECTIONS FROM READING (M4 JUNCTION 11)
DIRECTIONS FROM A3 (PORTSMOUTH & THE SOUTH)

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