WHAT IS AQUAMATION?
Aquamation is a “greener” form of cremation that uses alkaline hydrolysis to process pet remains. Remains are placed into an aquamation machine, which uses water, temperature, and alkalinity to accelerate the natural dissolution of organic tissues over a period of about 20 hours. Afterward, the resulting sterile fluid can be safely discharged, and the remains are refined into a white-colored, sand-like ash. Compared to flame cremation, aquamation has zero emissions, low energy consumption, and one-tenth the carbon footprint.
At Heartland Pet Aquamation, we believe your pet’s final journey should be as peaceful as their life with you. As the only provider of water-based aquamation in the region, we offer a truly eco-responsible alternative to traditional fire cremation.
Using the soothing power of water, we return your companion to the earth with zero emissions and a footprint that honors the world they loved to explore. It isn't just a process—it’s a final act of love.
