About Us

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Family Pet Crematory is a local, family owned business with pets of our own.  We have all experienced the loss of a beloved pet and know how difficult the process can be, for this reason, our focus is solely on providing the best afterlife care with dignity and respect for your pet and your family. 

"Our Animal Friends teach us more than we could have expected, and love us more than we could have hoped..... that's why we miss them more than we could have imagined.    Unknown Author"

Private Cremation~ Private cremation insures that your beloved pet will be the only pet in the cremation chamber at the time cremation. Once the cremation process is complete, the cremated remains will be placed in your selected keep sake urn. 

Individual Cremation~ With individual Cremation your beloved pet will be placed in the cremation chamber partitioned from other pets. Once the process is complete, your pets cremated remains will be removed from the partitioned area and placed in your selected keep sake urn. 

Communal Cremation~With communal cremation your pet is placed into the cremation chamber with other pets and no ashes will be returned. 

Paw Prints~ We offer personalized clay paw prints as a memorial remembrance of your beloved pet.

Fur Clippings~ Fur clippings are carefully clipped and placed in a plastic bag as a memorial of your beloved pet.

Grief is a healthy and normal response to loss. No one person can provide a magic cure for grief. While grieving it is common to feel exhausted: both physically and emotionally as well as spiritually. When grieving you may feel lonely, out of control or isolated. You may not understand why some members of your family do not feel the same way as you. These are all normal feelings and part of the grieving process, which has no agenda or scheduled plan. Don’t be surprised if you start feeling better and then feeling down, as if a wave had hit you. The purpose of healthy grieving is not to “get over” the loss of your pet, but to integrate the loss of a pets death into present life. Eventually, the feelings of sadness will become less difficult and you will be able to talk, smile and share those special memories.