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31 pet crematories

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PetCremation lists 31 pet crematories across 12 regions. Each listing shows the place and contact details as published, the licence record where a public register holds one, and a link to the provider's own price list where one is published.

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Pet aftercare guides

  • Common mistakes when choosing a pet crematory

    A written price list, a question about extras and a comparison of several crematories in writing are the simplest ways to avoid surprises. This guide lists common mistakes and questions to ask.

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  • How to compare pet crematories

    Ask every pet crematory the same questions about its services, fees and licence, then compare the answers side by side. A written price list is a good place to start.

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  • Pet cremation rules in the United Kingdom

    Pet crematoria in Great Britain that handle animal by-products need approval from the Animal and Plant Health Agency. This guide explains what the public approval register shows and what it leaves out.

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  • What a pet crematory listing shows

    Each listing shows the name, place, licence record and services a pet crematory publishes, and a link to its own fee list when one is available. This guide explains every field.

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Questions

Which countries have the most pet crematories?

The countries with the most pet crematories are United Kingdom (21 pet crematories), United States (8 pet crematories), Australia (1 pet crematory), and Canada (1 pet crematory).

Which cities have the most pet crematories?

The cities with the most pet crematories are Durham, England (2 pet crematories), Acworth, Georgia (1 pet crematory), Balmedie, Scotland (1 pet crematory), Bristol, England (1 pet crematory), and Bury St. Edmunds, England (1 pet crematory).

What kinds of pet crematories are listed?

PetCremation lists Pet crematories (31 pet crematories).

Who is listed on PetCremation?

Pet crematories and pet aftercare providers from public licensing registers and OpenStreetMap, which is open data. A listing shows the published name, place and contact details. It is not a recommendation, and it does not mean the provider meets any particular standard.

What is the difference between private and communal cremation?

In a private cremation your pet is the only animal in the chamber and the ashes come back to you. In a communal cremation several pets are cremated together and no ashes are returned. Some providers also offer a witnessed cremation, where you attend.

Where do the fee figures come from?

Only from a price list the provider itself publishes, linked on the listing, or from an open dataset with a licence. PetCremation never invents a fee. Most listings show no fee yet; when a provider claims its listing it can add its figures.

How do I report a mistake?

Write to hello@petcremation.fyi with the listing name, the city and what is wrong. An editor checks it against the source and corrects the listing.

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