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We understand this is a difficult time for you and your family
and do our utmost to support you every step of the way.
As life-long pet owners, we understand what it means to lose a beloved family pet. Aughton Meadows Pet Crematorium was born out of personal experience and the difficult choices we had to make at the time of our pets’ passing. That’s why you can rest assured that your beloved pet will be treated with the upmost dignity and respect on their final journey.
Aughton Meadows Pet Crematorium compassionately care for all animals including, cats, dogs and small pets. We offer a personal and individual pet cremation service, helping owners say their final goodbyes, in this most difficult time.
We know that losing your pet is particularly difficult, they are members of our family. We understand that this is a very difficult time and treat all of our clients with respect and dignity.
Here at Aughton Meadows, we want to make this process as painless as possible and reassure your pet will be handled with dignity and respect within our care. Pets will be treated with the respect they deserve and handled delicately at all times.
We assure you that you will have time and privacy, to say your final goodbyes in our peaceful and tranquil setting. Our staff are also on hand,to provide much needed support and guidance through this time.
Rest assured that your beloved pet will be treated with dignity
and care on their final journey.
If your beloved pet has sadly passed away and you are requiring further information, please feel free to contact us at any time.
We have also compiled some frequently asked questions, which we hope can also guide you at this time.
An individual pet cremation is when your pet is cremated by themselves, they are the only pet in the cremation chamber, and the ashes returned to you only belong to them.
Our individual cremations come within the scope of the Association of Private Pet Cemeteries and Crematoria (APPCC) strict Code of Practice, which requires a respectful, dignified and caring service.
Your pet will be cremated alone in the cremation chamber, this chamber is meticulously cleared of all ashes after your pet’s service, guaranteeing that the ashes you receive back will be all and only those of your pet.
Yes, we can collect your pet from your home or your preferred veterinary practice.
There will be a collection fee applied, based on the distance and journey time, to and from the collection point.
You and your family are welcome to attend Aughton Meadows Crematorium. We assure you that you will have time and privacy, to say your final goodbyes in our peaceful and tranquil setting. Our staff are on hand to provide much needed support and guidance through this difficult time.
We understand some people would like to be present for their pet's cremation. Regrettably, for Health and Safety reasons we are unable to allow members of the public within our cremation area.
We are a small, family run business and in order to make each pet owner’s visit to us as peaceful and private as possible, we do ask that you try and book an appointment.
If you are on route to us from your vet or home, even a call to let us know you are coming is enough – we just want to make your experience with us as private and as dignified as possible at such a difficult time.
We will discuss all of the costs with you when we make the arrangements. As we are entirely independent from your registered veterinary practice, payment for our service is made directly to us here at Aughton Meadows.
Costing will vary depending on where we collect your pet from, the size/weight of your pet, ‘out of hours’ fees, the casket choice and if you have any additional items. You can view our price list here.
If you bring your pet to us for cremation, we will generally be ready to return their ashes to you within a few days. We do offer some casket options that are handmade & may take slightly longer. However an agreed collection date will be made at the time of initial visit.
As pet owners ourselves, our family understand what it is like to lose a loyal friend, and why you’ll find everyone at Aughton Meadows:
