At Passing Paws, we understand that pets are without a doubt one of life’s biggest blessings. They bring endless joy to our lives and their happiness is infectious. A question that many families ask when losing a beloved pet is, “should I cremate my pet?”. At Passing Paws, we deal daily with bereaved pet owners who are unsure as to what to do next once their furry companion has passed on.
The question of cremation versus burial is often the most important one when a cherished pet passes on. Passing Paws can offer pet owners absolute peace of mind when it comes to the cremation of their pets. Most families aren’t able to bury their pets now due to council restrictions, and often families are renting which would mean leaving a beloved family member behind if they moved house. A lot of homes are also a multi-pet household and so there is added worry about the pet’s body being disturbed by others. Cremating your pet allows for them to be safely reunited and taken with you on the rest of your life’s journey, wherever that may take you.
Whether your pet has passed at home or at your local veterinary clinic, the experienced staff at Passing Paws can arrange a pet cremation pick up service, with assistance from our PawsTrack system. We understand your grief and we promise to handle every situation with the utmost care and sensitivity.
Learn more about our pet cremation costs
Pet cremation cost is never an easy subject to broach, but our caring team will do their best to make the whole process easier for you. For additional information on cost of pet cremation in Perth, view our packages by selecting from one of the options below. You can rest assured that we’ll be there to support you every step of the way through the cremation process.
PetTrack™ System
We guarantee you will receive only your beloved companion’s ashes back through our PetTrack system, which requires individual barcoding and staff signatures before any pet proceeds through the process. It means we can individually track each pet and provide you with peace of mind that you will receive their ashes and nothing else. A full record can be made available
