Compassionate Care Pet Aquamation Inc

08/24/2025

We are excited to share that in just a few days, Compassionate Care Pet Aquamation will be launching our first educational webinar: “Preparing Ourselves When Our Pet Reaches End of Life.” This heartfelt and informative session is designed to guide families through one of life’s most difficult moments with compassion, clarity, and knowledge. For the first time, pet parents in the New York metropolitan area will have on-demand access to expert insight about aquamation—the gentle, eco-friendly alternative to flame cremation—and how it can honor the bond we share with our beloved pets. The anticipated launch marks an important step in helping families feel supported, empowered, and informed when making choices rooted in love and sustainability. Stay tuned!

09/03/2024

With over 325 five-star reviews, we are honored to be the highest rated pet crematory in New York State. Serving so many different people from so many backgrounds speaks volumes about the integrity, love and support in which we conduct our business. Thank you New York and beyond for the honor to serve you!

08/30/2024

08/25/2024

Aquamation uses water instead of fire to return a pet back to mother nature.

01/31/2023

Aquamation is the future of pet disposition for the following reasons:
Price points that are competitive with flame cremation.
No emissions of harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Over 90% energy savings when compared to flame-based cremation.
1/10 the carbon footprint of flame-based cremation.
20% more ash remains returned to the family.
A gentle flameless process that uses water instead of fire to return a pet back to mother nature. https://www.cca.pet

01/25/2023

Communal Aquamation
When an owner does not want the pet’s ashes back – the pet is communally aquamated. This simply means that more than one pet may be aquamated at the same time. Pet owners opt for this option as memorial jewelry, pendants, and keepsakes may be favored over pet cremains. A certificate bearing the pet’s name, owner’s name, and date of aquamation is prepared and personally signed. If you elect to have your pet's ashes returned to you, then your pet will be aquamated individually so that you can be sure to get your pet's ashes back. https://www.cca.pet

01/19/2023

Aquamation (Hydrolysis) is identified as a combination of gentle water flow, temperature, and alkalinity that are used to accelerate the breakdown of organic materials. What can take 3 months to 5 years in nature, Hydrolysis takes 20 hours to complete.
Hydrolysis does not have smokestacks, there is never smoke discharged into the atmosphere. At the end of the Aquamation process the only remains left are the bone. The mineral remains of the bone are then dried and processed into a powder for return to your family. our pets are the basic building blocks to create new life on this earth! https://www.cca.pet
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01/11/2023

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01/10/2023

During the 20 hour cycle of aquamation, water molecules change the composition and structure of the animal to create a new substance, a rich organic liquid that has been tested and analyzed to be an effective natural fertilizer. This natural substance, derived from our pets, can be recycled back into nature without any negative environmental consequences to our planet! The rich organic liquid from the body of our pets are the basic building blocks to create new life on this earth! https://www.cca.pet

01/02/2023

Aquamation is the future of pet disposition for the following reasons:
Price points that are competitive with flame cremation.
No emissions of harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Over 90% energy savings when compared to flame-based cremation.
1/10 the carbon footprint of flame-based cremation.
20% more ash remains returned to the family.
A gentle flameless process that uses water instead of fire to return a pet back to mother nature. https://www.cca.pet

12/25/2022

The burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and gas are known causes of greenhouse gases. Greenhouse gases play a major role in affecting the earth’s temperature. These greenhouse gases are trapped inside our earth’s atmosphere causing our earth’s temperature to rise. Our rising earth's temperature has contributed to melting ice caps and wild weather conditions we all have experienced.
Pet aquamation, also known as alkaline hydrolysis or water-based cremation, does not burn any fossil fuels. It is a very energy-efficient process that boasts more than 90% energy savings compared to flame cremation. It’s the most eco-friendly method of Pet Cremation in NYC and the most eco-friendly method of Pet Cremation on the planet with 1/10th the carbon footprint compared to flame cremation. https://www.cca.pet

12/15/2022

The common method for handling the body of a deceased pet is through flame cremation. This type of Pet Cremation involves fire to burn away the organic material that makes up the body until all that is left are the inorganic remains of the bones.
Unfortunately, traditional flame cremation services tend to be very harsh on the pet’s remains, and the process negatively affects the environment. In fact, the health risks to humans and pets from flame cremation have been well documented. These pollutants can reach deep into the lungs, can increase the risks of heart disease, lung cancer, asthma, and adverse birth outcomes, and exacerbate other conditions such as diabetes.
For this reason, an eco-friendly alternative called Aquamation is considered a greener choice for Pet Cremation in NYC, which eliminates the use of fire and replaces it with water to return a pet back to mother nature. This process is known as aquamation. https://www.cca.pet