Cremation is a separate decision from euthanasia itself, and you don't need to decide anything about it in advance. This guide explains the options and typical costs, and how we handle it for you afterwards.

Individual vs. Communal Cremation

TypeWhat it meansAre ashes returned?Typical UK range
IndividualYour pet is cremated aloneYes£150–£300
CommunalCremated alongside other petsNo£50–£100

General UK market ranges as of September 2026. Exact pricing depends on your pet's size and the crematorium used — we'll confirm the specific cost before anything is booked.

Neither option is "better" — it's entirely a personal choice. Some families want their pet's ashes home with them; others find comfort in a communal, peaceful setting without needing that. There's no wrong answer.

How Cremation Is Arranged Through Till We Meet Again

We don't operate a crematorium ourselves — what we do is coordinate cremation on your behalf with a trusted provider, as part of the care we offer after an at-home visit. In practice, that means:

Nothing needs to be decided on the day. If you'd rather think it over, that's completely fine — we'll talk it through whenever you're ready.

What Affects the Price

A few factors typically move the cost within these ranges:

Dog Cremation Cost by Size

SizeIndividual cremation (typical UK range)
Small (up to 10kg)£150–£255
Medium (10–25kg)£220–£300
Large (25–40kg)£260–£370
Giant / XL (40kg+)£310–£450+

General UK market ranges as of September 2026. We'll confirm the specific figure for your pet.

Cat Cremation

Cat cremation follows the same individual and communal options as for dogs, and is typically at the lower end of the small-pet range given a cat's size. We'll talk you through both options and confirm pricing when we arrange it on your behalf.