Why Aquamation
What is Aquamation?
Aquamation is the future of pet aftercare — flame-free, gentle, and inspired by nature.
Also known as alkaline hydrolysis or bio-cremation, aquamation uses a warm water-based process that mimics natural decomposition — the same process that occurs when a body is buried in soil, but accelerated to take only 10 to 24 hours.
Unlike fire cremation, which uses intense flames that can damage bone remains and release emissions, aquamation gently breaks down soft tissue, leaving behind beautiful white bone fragments that are clean and sterile — perfect for memorialization.
Uses alkaline water, not fire or acid
Operates at low heat, not combustion temperatures
Leaves pure, clean bone remains — not burnt, not blackened
Mimics natural decomposition, returning the body to the earth in the kindest way possible
