Please see this list of hospitals that we work with who will be able to keep your pet. If you choose to wait until your vet opens, please keep your pet in a space that is below 32 degrees.

Eastern Carolina Pet Cremation is able to come help move your pet if you are unable to at an additional cost. Please inform your vet or emergency vet if you are in need of this service, as they will contact Ginny.

Eastern Carolina Pet Cremation cremates any animal up to 350 pounds.

Your pet can be up to 350 pounds, there is no minimum weight requirement.

Please allow 2-3 business days. Your vet will inform if it will take longer then average due to any circumstance.

Yes, we specialize in truly individual cremations, which includes individual chambers, special brushes, a vacuum (to ensure all ashes are collected) and each tray is hand washed before and after each individual cremation. A different machine is used for individual and communal cremations.

Your pet’s ashes will not be returned but will be carefully spread out on the beautiful farm where ECPC is located.

• No, pets are returned in a solid oak urn (see here). If you have already purchased an urn for your pet Eastern Carolina Pet Cremation will be able to use the urn you already have. First notify your vet that you will be using a different urn so that they can contact Eastern Carolina Pet Cremation. Urns can include necklaces, key chains, etc.
• As example, Eastern Carolina Pet Cremation can place your pet’s ashes in the urn as well as necklace/keychain at no extra cost. If you supply your own urn the price does not change.

Most local jewelers offer an engraving service as well as trophy shops.