Aquamation is a respectful, eco-friendly choice

Aquamation is the eco-friendly alternative to cremations and burials. Since the body is composed of 65% water, aquamation, through the alkaline hydrolysis process, helps the body to gently return to the earth. It is therefore a honorable choice to pay tribute to the pets that have shared our lives for many years. Aquamation is also gaining popularity as an alternative to human cremation.

Our team is dedicated to providing you with the most respectful afterlife services for your animal. Learn more about our comprehensive support and services so that you can experience this time as peacefully as possible.

Some answers to your questions about aquamation

First of all, the aquamation process does not emit any greenhouse gases or mercury into the atmosphere. Aquamation saves 90% energy compared to cremation. In addition, the water used for aquamation can therefore be returned to the ecosystem through the regular water treatment network.

The aquamation technique has been around for over a hundred years for animals. Its practice is approved in Canada, the United States and in several other countries. Many institutions have recognized aquamation for humans for over 15 years.

Of course, we can collect up to 20% more ashes than from cremation. The ashes come mainly from the bones that remain after a cremation or an aquamation. You can therefore collect your pet’s ashes to keep them in an urn or to scatter them in a place that is meaningful to you and your family.

Ecopassage offers aquamation services for cats, dogs and small pets such as birds, rodents, reptiles, rabbits, etc.

We’re here to help you make the best choice for your pet.
Our team is available and ready to answer all your questions.

 

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