Pet Cremation Questions & Answers — Woodbury, MN

We offer private AquaCremation — a water-based form of pet cremation that is gentler and more eco-friendly than traditional flame cremation. No fire, no smoke, no emissions. Your pet is always cared for individually and never co-mingled.

We provide cremation services for dogs, cats, and small pocket pets. If you’re unsure whether your pet qualifies, please contact us and we’ll confirm.

Turnaround times can vary by weight class, location, and seasonal demand. We’ll provide an estimated timeline when you request service.

There are no direct emissions of harmful greenhouse gases or mercury to the atmosphere. It’s energy efficient— greater than 90% energy savings compared to flame cremation, with 1/10th of the carbon footprint.

0–15 lbs: $190

16–25 lbs: $210

26–40 lbs: $235

41–70 lbs: $250

71–125 lbs: $275

 Each cremation includes:

• Your choice of urn (Acacia wood or biodegradable)
• A clay paw print
• A certificate of cremation
• is An optional complimentary obituary posted on our site

Yes. We offer obituary hosting (free, with a posting period) and urn options. Additional memorial products or specialized services may be available; ask us for current offerings.

Yes, complimentary pickup is included within 20 miles of our facility from your veterinary clinic or home

Yes. Additional charges may apply for pickups beyond 20 miles or for after-hours removals.

You’re welcome to bring your pet to us. Please call or text to arrange a mutually convenient time.

Yes. The ashes are returned in an urn of your choice (wood or biodegradable), along with the certificate of cremation and paw print.

Absolutely. AquaCremation uses water-based chemistry with no direct emissions of mercury or greenhouse gases, and it is energy-efficient.

Yes. We offer several different urn options, in different price ranges.

AquaCremation uses a controlled alkaline solution and high-temperature processing in a closed system. When operated to regulation-compliant standards, the process yields an EPA-neutral liquid consisting primarily of water and benign organic components, with solid bone remains. The liquid effluent is treated and released in accordance with local environmental regulations. The exact chemical concentrations are managed by the equipment manufacturer and the facility to ensure safety and environmental compliance.

Yes, the remains are 100% safe. The cremated remains that are returned are simply bone mineral, or calcium phosphate. They can be kept in an urn, or may be buried or scatterd in a special place as some famlies choose to do.

Have your preferred urn choice ready (wood or biodegradable), and note any questions you may have regarding the process and/or timing.

Call or text 651-677-1475, or email info@petmemoriesmn.com. We’ll walk you through the scheduling, pricing, and inclusions and arrange pickup or a visit to our facility if you prefer.