Cremation refers to the process of transforming the body into bone fragments using heat. Any metal objects that may have been included with the body are then removed and the remaining fragments are processed into an ash. Today, many people from various backgrounds are choosing cremation as a more economic and convenient option to a traditional burial.

Cremation refers to the process of transforming the body into bone fragments using heat. Any metal objects that may have been included with the body are then removed and the remaining fragments are processed into an ash. Today, many people from various backgrounds are choosing cremation as a more economic and convenient option to a traditional burial.

Great care is given to honor each family's pet, and all pets are individually cremated.

Cremated remains, a.k.a. cremains, refers to the ashes that remain after the cremation process.

Cremation has become increasingly popular due to its affordability among other reasons. Many people also choose cremation for environmental concerns, the dignity and simplicity of cremation, and the flexibility it affords in the planning and disposition of the body.

The cremated remains will be handled according to the family’s wishes. The remains can be kept at home, buried in the ground, inurned in a columbarium, or scattered on private or public property depending on state law. They can also be placed in a variety of objects such as a rock or bench outdoors or a piece of jewelry or other keepsake.

Yes, we are proud to serve the entire central Pennsylvania region with pet cremations and memorial items.

We do not offer pet euthanasia services. Please contact us to schedule pet cremation after your pet has been euthanized by your vet or traveling service.