Pet cremation

Pet cremation in Singapore, explained gently.

If you are trying to understand your options right now, this page lays them out plainly — how collection works, the difference between private and communal cremation, how long it takes, and what shapes the cost.

Collection, wherever your pet is

We collect from homes, vet clinics and animal hospitals anywhere in Singapore, at any hour. Your pet is carried in a lined basket, never handled roughly, and you decide how much you want to be part of that moment.

Private or communal cremation

Private cremation means your pet is cremated individually and the ashes returned to you are only theirs. Communal cremation is shared, with no ashes returned — some families prefer this. Both are handled with the same respect.

Caskets, urns and keepsakes

Custom-made caskets are built to fit your pet, and urns range from simple ceramic to premium wood and stone. Paw-print keepsakes and fur clippings can be prepared before cremation if you would like one.

Ashes coming home

Ashes are usually back with you within one to two days. We can deliver them or you can collect from the shop in Pasir Panjang. If you prefer a sea scattering, including religious (Gangas) scattering, we arrange that instead.

What it costs

Weight and the services you choose set the price, and we quote it in full before anything begins. If paying at once is difficult, instalments can be arranged on a case-by-case basis — cost should never be the reason a farewell feels rushed.

Common questions

How much does pet cremation cost in Singapore?
The price depends on your pet's weight and what you choose — private or communal cremation, casket, urn, transport and scattering. We quote the full amount before anything begins, with no add-ons afterwards. If paying at once is difficult, instalments can be arranged on a case-by-case basis.
What is the difference between private and communal cremation?
Private (individual) cremation means your pet is cremated alone, so the ashes returned are only theirs. Communal cremation is shared and ashes are not returned — an option if you would rather not keep ashes.
How long does pet cremation take?
In most cases collection, cremation and the return of ashes happen within one to two days, depending on the time of collection and the service chosen.
Can I be present during the cremation?
Attended farewells can be arranged. Tell us when you first make contact and we will set aside time for you.
Do you cremate cats and small pets too?
Yes. We arrange cremation for cats, rabbits, hamsters and other small companion animals as well as dogs.