Pet Cremation Services at Dignity Pet Crematorium

It is very important to us that you know that whatever option you choose your pet is carefully handled at all times and will be cremated ON ITS OWN. An ashes certificate is sealed in with your pet’s ashes and an In Memoriam card is given back to you from us.

We only carry out GENUINE INDIVIDUAL CREMATIONS and do not take part in mass incineration or the disposal of clinical waste.

We have a variety of options for you to choose from and can help personalise our service to suit your needs. Once you have decided what you would like for your pet’s ashes you can telephone us to talk through everything. We can then arrange the return of your pet’s ashes to you.

We suggest that you read the information in the left hand links before proceeding to the Caskets and Urns page. If you would like to view them now then please click here.

Our promise to you

Whilst your pet is in our care we promise that they will be handled gently and carefully by us at all times. They will be placed into a Dignity Pet Bed™ by us and will be treated with the respect they deserve whether we collect them from your home or veterinary practice.
Please click on left-hand navigation for further information.

We can take a fur clipping free of charge or a paw imprint prior to carrying out your pet’s cremation. Click here for more details.

Testimonials

What our Customers our saying about us.

From the first telephone call through to collecting her ashes we were treated with sensitivity and respect in our loss.
The Barton Family
…It eased our pain to know that he was treated with such gentleness and care.
Mr & Mrs Middlemass
You have been professional, gentle and terribly kind during what is always a very hard time for any pet owner. Thank you.
Ms Chevelly
We were very touched by the lovely card you sent with her ashes. Your handling of her cremation and your efficient service was excellent!
Mr & Mrs Le-Chêt
The surroundings, atmosphere and above all the whole service was geared towards making life easier for us.
Ms Borsdorf
…It was a relief to find people who still take the time to care.
The Gardner Family

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