Honoring Every Life
Compassionate Care for Your Pets
At our pet crematory, we understand that saying goodbye is never easy. Our dedicated team is here to provide you and your beloved pet with the care and respect you both deserve. We offer a variety of services designed to honor your pet’s unique spirit and make this difficult time a little more bearable. We’re committed to supporting you through every step of the journey.
Private Cremation
Carolina Pet Meadow provides True Private pet cremation – where each pet is cremated in their own chamber and you can be sure that you receeive your pet’s, and only your pet’s, cremated remains back. Other providers offering “Individual” or “Segregated” cremation cannot make this claim. We also utilize state of the art equipment and a rigorous tracking system (physical + digital) to ensure the integrity of our process.
Communal Cremation
Communal pet cremation, also known as community cremation, involves cremating your pet simultaneously with other pets. Communal pet cremation is an economical option for pet parents that do not want the ashes of their pet returned after pet cremation services are completed. Your loved one’s cremated remains will be mixed with organically enriched soil and compost blends that are used to grow flowers, plants, and trees.
Viewing
Viewing your pet prior to cremation can be an important part of the grieving process. Our private viewing rooms are a aplace where your family can gather to say goodbye to your cherished pet. You may have the option to watch as your loved one is gently place in their crematory chamber. Schedule an appointment to view or witness cremation by calling our office.
Transportation
If your pet passes away at home, you are always welcome to bring your loved one to our facility. We can also arrange a Housecall Service, to come to your home and bring your loved one back to our facility. If your pet passes away at your veterinary hospital, we can pick them up directly from the hospital for a small transportation charge. Our staff tak great care and respect when handling your beloved pet.
Planning Ahead
We know that the loss of a pet is a very emotionaly difficult time. For this reason, we always encourage pet owners to think about aftercare options before the need arises. You can make arrangements during a time of calm, rather than crisis. This allows you to consider timing, budget, your wishes, and importantly, what is best for you and your pet.
