What is Pet Aquamation?
Also known as Alkaline Hydrolysis, pet aquamation is a gentle,
eco-friendly alternative to cremation.
Eco-Friendly
Unlike traditional cremation, aquamation uses only water and natural processes. It produces no harmful air emissionsand uses 90% less energy, making it a sustainable choice for families who care about the planet.
Trusted by Professionals
This method is endorsed by veterinary hospitals and universities worldwide as a safe, proven, and ethical alternative to flame-based cremation. Families can feel confident knowing they are choosing a practice backed by science.
Gentle
Aquamation is often called a “water cremation.” Instead of fire, your pet’s remains are cared for through a soothing water-based process that reflects the compassion and dignity they deserve.
Memorial Options
The gentle process returns your pet’s essence as a soft, clean ash-like powder. These remains can be placed in a keepsake urn, scattered in a favorite place, or held close in a memorial item, ensuring a meaningful farewell.
Benefits
Choosing aftercare for a beloved companion is a deeply personal decision. Pet aquamation offers families in Connecticut a gentle and environmentally responsible alternative to traditional cremation. This water-based process is not only kinder to the planet, but also reflects the compassion and dignity every pet deserves. At Tranquil Touch, we partner with veterinary professionals and families to provide an option that is respectful, sustainable, and designed to bring comfort during a difficult time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Aquamation is a gentle, water-based alternative to cremation. It uses warm water and natural alkali to return remains in a safe, eco-friendly way.
Unlike fire cremation, aquamation does not release emissions or use high energy. It is a more natural process and considered environmentally friendly.
Yes. Just as with cremation, families receive their pet’s ashes in an urn or keepsake of their choice.
Many veterinary hospitals across Connecticut and the U.S. offer aquamation as a preferred eco-friendly option for pet aftercare.
Yes. The process is carefully monitored and designed to honor your pet with dignity. The ashes returned are pure, clean, and suitable for memorial keepsakes.