What Is Pet Aquamation? | Frequently Asked Questions

Pet Aquamation is a “green” cremation method. It is also called Alkaline Hydrolysis, water cremation, and eco-cremation. Pet Aquamation mimics the natural decomposition process but accelerates it using environmentally friendly alkaline chemicals. Loving pet owners throughout Atlanta, Georgia, choose Pet Aquamation from Soothing Streams for compassionate and respectful after-life pet care.

Frequently Asked Questions - Pet Aquamation

 

Q: How Does Pet Aquamation Work?

A: Pet aquamation mimics the natural decomposition process that occurs after burial. Water, an alkaline solution, and heat reduce the body to bone fragments and a neutral liquid solution. The entire process is completed in a matter of hours and is the gentle, sustainable alternative to flame-based pet cremation.

 

Q: Why Should I Choose Alkaline Hydrolysis?

A: Alkaline hydrolysis, or Aquamation, has several benefits. Pet parents prefer Aquamation to traditional cremation by incineration because:

• Pet aquamation is environmentally friendly and does not release harmful toxins or pollutants.

• Alkaline Hydrolysis produces 32% more remains than flame-based cremation

• Cremation by fire is detrimental to the environment and releases toxins into the air that are hazardous to human and plant life.

• Pet Aquamation is gentle and natural form of disposition.

Q: Do Vets Offer Pet Aquamation?

A: Soothing Streams proudly partners with top vets in Atlanta, Georgia, to provide concierge Pet Aquamation services throughout the Metro area. Your vet will contact Soothing Streams to transport your pet to our facility safely. After Aquamation, one of our trusted staff members will hand deliver your pet’s remains to your home.

Q: Is Pet Aquamation Expensive?

A: Despite its long list of benefits, Pet Aquamation costs the same or less than flame-based cremation. As a result, there is no reason why you shouldn’t choose the compassionate and humane option: Pet Aquamation.

Q: What Is the Difference Between Aquamation and Cremation?

A: Aquamation is a form of cremation. Traditional cremation methods involve burning your pet, whereas Aquamation uses a mixture of water and chemicals to decompose the body naturally. Flame-based cremation is hazardous and is a detriment to the environment. Comparatively, Pet Aquamation is 100% sustainable, and all byproducts benefit local water systems. In addition, Pet Aquamation produces 32% more remains than cremation by fire.

Q: Will I Get My Pet’s Remains Back After Alkaline Hydrolysis?

A: Yes! Soothing Streams processes each pet individually and respectfully returns their remains to your family. In fact, Pet Aquamation results in more remains than cremation by incineration.

Q: How Do I Schedule Pet Aquamation Services?

A: Soothing Streams works directly with local vets to facilitate Pet Aquamation services for mourning pet owners. However, pet parents can also contact Soothing Streams directly to schedule alkaline hydrolysis. Our transportation team will come to your home or vet’s office. We also have a list of recommended in-home euthanasia providers we can coordinate with on your behalf.

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Q: Is Pet Aquamation Legal?

Alkaline hydrolysis is a legal method of pet disposition in all 50 states. More and more states are approving Aquamation for human cremation as well. The environmental benefits and humane practices make it the top choice for cremation.

Q: Which Pets Qualify for Aquamation?

Soothing Streams provides alkaline hydrolysis services for most domestic pets, including cats, dogs, and more.

Soothing Streams Pet Services/Aquamation/Pet Cremation by Water

465 Maltbie Street, Unit 307

Lawrenceville, Ga 30046

404-482-1441

www.soothingstreams.com