Veterinarians play a crucial role in the lives of our pets, providing care from their first vaccinations to their final moments. When it comes to assisting clients with after-care, many veterinarians choose to partner with a professional pet cremation provider who will care for their clients with compassionate and dignified care.
At PCS, we take pride in the fact that our approach to pet cremation goes beyond just the technical process. We believe in treating each animal with the same love and attention you gave them in life, which is why every step, from the initial pickup to the careful return of their ashes, is handled with an extra layer of care.
Why do vets choose Pet Cremation Services to care for their clients’ after-care?
Compassionate and Experienced Care
We understand the deep emotional bond between pets and their owners. With over 25 years of experience, we have served as the trusted partner of veterinarians throughout the state and have had the honor of serving hundreds of families. The PCS team is respected for treating each pet with respect and dignity, while offering comfort to grieving families.
Personalized Service
It’s also essential for veterinarians to utilize a pet cremation provider that understands and respects the wishes and budget of their clients. At PCS, we offer both private and communal cremation, allowing you to decide what’s best for you and your animal.
- Private partitioned cremation – For families who wish to receive their pet’s individual cremains
- Communal cremation – A more affordable option for those who don’t want to keep the cremains
We know from our more than 25 years of experience that each client has their reasons for wanting to memorialize and remember their pet, horse, or large animal in a certain way. Therefore, we tailor our services, products, and support to those unique needs and budgets so that every final goodbye is cared for in the most comforting way possible.
Trustworthy, Transparent Processes
Veterinarians prioritize maintaining the trust of their clients, especially during sensitive times. Pet cremation services implement strict identification systems to ensure the proper handling of each pet throughout the cremation process.
We understand that your pet is a beloved family member and caring for their final goodbye is an honor that we take very seriously. As the trusted partner of veterinarians throughout the state, the Pet Cremation Services team is constantly working to ensure our clients’ pet cremation is handled with care and dignity. We are particularly proud of the recent launch of VetLink, designed to enhance communication with veterinary clinics throughout every stage of the aftercare process.
Timely Response
At the time of a pet’s passing, a timely response is essential for veterinarians and the family, alike. Our compassionate drivers provide a respectful and timely pickup and return service for your pet’s cremains, adhering to a strict code of ethics to ensure every step of the process is handled with care. On average, we return your pet’s remains within two business days, depending on your location.
We also provide the opportunity to plan ahead for your pet’s aftercare, ensuring that you can spend your last moments with your pet celebrating your life together, rather than dealing with details.
Grief Resources + Support
Veterinarians recognize the importance of supporting pet owners through the grieving process. Pet cremation services often offer resources and memorial options to help families cope with their loss. This additional support complements the care provided by veterinarians, creating a comprehensive approach to end-of-life services.
By partnering with a reputable provider like Pet Cremation Services, veterinarians can ensure that their clients receive compassionate, professional care during one of the most challenging moments of pet ownership. This collaboration allows veterinarians to focus on providing medical care and emotional support while entrusting the final arrangements to experienced specialists dedicated to honoring the bond between pets and their families.
