Eternal Tides Owner says aquamation — which uses water, heat and alkaline chemicals to break down the body — uses 90% less energy than cremation and is used in some states for humans. Curtis Sullivan, ...

Options can be limited for what happens after the death of a beloved pet. Owners may choose to bury their animal or cremate them. A Lansing business is the first in the state to offer a more natural ...

Jan. 23—Add water, an alkali solution, mix and heat up for 18 hours, and your departed pet emerges as ashes. Aquamation is a 195-degree, water-based alternative to the traditional 1,500-degree ...

Eternal Tides in Fargo offers aquamation for those who have lost a pet. It is an alternative to cremation. It uses water, heat and time. Curtis Sullivan, Eternal Tides owner, offers Aquamation as an ...

Kathy Chiavola never knew what joy a pair of dogs she adopted would bring. “Possum and Pearl have appeared in books. They have hundreds of fans. They even have their own song,” said Chiavola, a ...

OCEANSIDE, N.Y. (WPIX) – Whether it’s through burial or cremation, when it comes to the end of your pet’s life, there are just a handful of options to say goodbye. But with new technology, pet owners ...

Going green extends to pets, even after life. While many pet owners bury their animals in backyards or pet cemeteries, a significant number opt for cremation and ashes returned in funerary urns.

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For Middle Georgia pet owners who have to face the difficulty of what to do with their pet’s remains, a Macon business offers a solution that is scarcely available anywhere else. Petamorphosis, owned ...

Dogs remain the most popular pet, with over 70% of pet owners having at least one dog, followed by cats. This strong emotional bond between Filipinos and their pets has led to an increasing interest ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. Add water, an alkali solution, mix and heat up for 18 hours, and your departed pet emerges as ashes. Aquamation ...