Hydrocremation
Hydrocremation has held the national spotlight in the human funeral industry for the past fifteen years. Although extensive, its application within the animal industry has been limited to large research facilities and universities - until now. Advances in technology, coupled with old science has resulted in a process that is cost-effective for the pet industry.
We at Tails Remembered have spent over fifteen years corresponding with veterinarians, county animal shelters, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Department of Agriculture to ensure that hydrocremation is a viable and safe alternative for pet disposition.
The process of hydrocremation is cost-effective and eco-friendly in comparison to traditional cremation. The end products include calcium phosphate bone remains which are processed for private returns, and a sterile, homogenous liquid which is safe for water table discharge or land application as fertilizer.
Zero emissions of harmful greenhouse gasses and an environmentally friendly byproduct puts hydrocremation in a class of its own.
With the ever changing parameters of the pet industry, the focus of quality care, environmental impact, and economic viability have never been more important to pet owners. Hydrocremation addresses these concerns in a manner beneficial to the industry, the clientele, and the environment.