Pet Cremation Near You
11 cities and 29 states
When a pet dies the choice usually comes down to two routes. A pet specialist handles the cremation directly, or your own vet arranges it with one. Every entry below says which it is, because the route changes both the price and whether you get the ashes back individually.
- 320pet cremation providers
- $40–$425published by 38
- 315with phone
- 298with website
Largest cities
Phoenix ArizonaJacksonville FloridaHouston TexasIndianapolis IndianaSan Diego CaliforniaMiami FloridaLas Vegas NevadaSacramento CaliforniaCharlotte North CarolinaCleveland OhioAustin Texas
By state
- Arizona17
- California26
- Colorado9
- Connecticut1
- Florida33
- Georgia15
- Illinois13
- Indiana8
- Kentucky5
- Maryland2
- Massachusetts3
- Michigan15
- Minnesota3
- Missouri4
- Nebraska3
- Nevada8
- New Mexico3
- New York8
- North Carolina16
- Ohio25
- Oklahoma2
- Oregon7
- Pennsylvania27
- Tennessee8
- Texas31
- Utah10
- Virginia6
- Washington10
- Wisconsin2
What is missing, and why
Two things are missing. Most prices, because most providers do not publish them. Where one does, the price is quoted from their own page with a link and the date we read it, and it is usually the smallest weight class. The second is whether a provider does individual or communal cremation — that single question decides whether the ashes you receive are your own pet. Ask it on the phone. We will not print an answer we have not verified. Coverage is also uneven, because this list was built from the 48 largest metro areas, so rural providers are largely absent. We are widening it.