We don't chase the vets, so now we have time to take care of your loved one the way you really want them to be taken care of. Plus being more gentler than fire is always the way to go!
We first used aquamation 6 years ago when our first kitty passed. We have another one at the same facility there now, paid extra for transport as we’ve moved an hour away. There’s something so comforting about the process ❤️
Liz, your in our prayers. Thank you for taking the timeout to use us again. With our custom cradles we are the only ones who can guarantee this is only your loved one. Take care and God bless. Joyce XOXO
I have had people drive as far as PA, NJ, Ohio, and GA to use me! Drive if you have the opportunity, you are not only taking care of your loved one the correct way, but helping the environment.
both of my babies are only 3... but i have gone through the cremation process 11 times in my 31 years on this earth. i just learned about aquamation.... will keep this in mind. hate that i am bawling my eyes out right now with two young cats on my legs but it definitely was nice to remember my previous best friends. :(
I really want to thank Natures Pet Loss for everything they’ve done to not only help get my cat back but also go through the mourning of a loved one in the best way possible. I lost my cat due to a sickness and it was the hardest thing to go through, She’s been with me through getting kicked out by my father and having to move onto a better life. Sadly she couldn’t go all the way through with me and even today it’s hard (it’s been a week since) to even accept the reality, but she’s here with me. She has her own desk to rest on! Thank you for everything you have done Joyce! I appreciate your company and the things you do! I recommend Natures Pet Loss! No matter your age or the condition they won’t judge and will accept all the way through!
We feel we are the Gold Standard, we done just to the water-cremation, we help you through your loss. Please take care of yourself, ty for your comment.
Wow this was so beautiful and gentle.I have never heard or seen this process before,I would sooner my fur babies be treated this way when they pass over,than the old way.It is a shame we don’t have anything like this here in England,if we did I would certainly use it for my fur babies.Thankyou for sharing this.
From the UK, thank you for helping all those families whom lose their beloved pet. Although I have my dog's ashes in a beautiful casket, I wish that your services were available here. I send my very best wishes. You're amazing! X
I highly recommend using Natures Pet Loss. Very respectable, kind, sincere, clean and sanitized. Loving people . They have now taking care of 2 of my furr kids. Cocopuff 3 1/2yrs ago and now Rudy 2/8/21. I will never use regular cremation again, THE FIRE, not knowing how many other animals are put in with yours. NEVER AGAIN. Thank you Joyce and family
Thank you for using us, we are very grateful that you choose us. If there is anything we can do for you, please reach out to us we will always be here for you.
Thank you for watching the video. We are proud to offer the most gentle way to care for your loved one. Knowing that you receive only your loved one is extremely important to us. You are correct, it is so gentle that you do receive more remains. We are deeply sadden by your loss, take care and God bless. Love, Natures Pet Loss XO
It's such an economic friendly way to let those beloved go, we really need this more often for our human remains - thanks for doing this, you do so good
I called a company in Chicago to take care of family members, once I realized I liked them I repremissed my remarks by stating I owe my own water-cremation....the reply I got back was " they looked into it and it was too much WORK!" This is true it is a LOT more work but worth every penny!!!
Thank you for creating this video. I just received my Milo's remains back today, having gone through this process with him a week ago. Your video gave me a lot of comfort about how his remains would be cared for until his return home. Thank you for all that you do to give a measure of comfort to your clients at a time of such loss.
Very well explained, thank you. I recently lost my guinea pig, now i fully understand what happende after he passed. That gives me more closure. I also like it a lot how you refer to pets as family members👍
What happens with feathers during aqua cremation? Do they finish in-tact with bones, even just partially? Would it be wise to salvage some feathers if not? im just researching this process in general.
Thank you, we hope more places will do this, the resson you don't see it that often is the cremation industry is trying to make a fast buck, this process takes a lot longer!!!!
You must of worked at a vets office that did this. This has truly happened, a very dear friend of mine explained what the vet did in her town in NY. Sad to believe, but true.
I worked at vet clinics and we never did this. Not doubting your experience at your clinic, but the standard practice for people who don’t want their pet’s ashes is group cremation.
@@lizbutler8944 Liz, please tell me the vets offices you worked at. I would love to see if they don't at least put the family member in glorified (meaning with a name on the outside) garbage bag. To me, I find this not respectful. I understand the body does leak, but to be placed on top of other family members does not sit to well. Please stop in and see how we take care of your loved one. I promise you will be very please! My children are my fur babies. I have not kids. Yes, Liz a very dear friend of mine did report this truly happened, she was told to dump them in the dumpster, but as you can tell not every vet is this insensitive as the one my friend worked for in NY. I will be glad to have her call you if you would like to send me and email at: Joyce@Naturespetloss.com. I find the Internet has been a way of misuse information, but the statement above has been done before, sad and unfortunate. Take care and God bless.
After a recent terrible experience with flame based cremator for my beloved dog, I am strongly considering opening a pet cremation business that only offers this service? Any tips? What machine do you use for creating the stainless steel tags?
This would give me such relief for my 2 cats and my dog. The thought of losing them just crumbles me. I’m going to look into finding a location near me.
Do you sell this system internationally? I have pet hospital here in the Philippines and this would be a good addition to our services. How much would the machines and the reagents cost, if you sell? thank you for the reply..
Great idea the only problem is the 4 to 7 days that is too long in my personal opinion when an adult can be cremated in 2 hours and remains ready to be scattered in 24hrs
it will be 6 months ago that i lost my baby on the 28th and i still miss her she was 18 years old. my dachshund had cancer and i wish i couldve had her cremated but i couldnt afford it so they buried her. they buried her favorite blanket they she layed with.
Thank you. The guy in New York owns 3 beach house, I thought I heard through the grapevine that he was trying to keep it from coming into NY. As you can see it is a lot better choice. TY!
I have been through both process'.I got more of my baby back with the aquamation.I wish the would have used a more realistic looking specimen for this video
Sorry for your loss of Ziggy. It would have been nice if people were more aware of their choices. But as usual, they only tell you what they have to sell. I give each customer a brochure that explains that you have four different ways to do with your body. Thank you for at least learning. Take care and God bless, you are in our prayers. 🙏🏻
We had to euthanize our beloved dog last Tuesday, but due to financial problems we were unable to pay to get her remains back. I was so emotional I couldnt bear to be in the room when she was euthanized. It was such a hard decision to make! :( RIP Daisy.
My pup died last year she was a good dog but there was nothing of her left but a corpse I threw her body in the manure spreader and flung her out on the field where her body will fertilize the food that will keep my other animals alive
I don't feel you are educated enough in the industry to understand the different choices and what truly happens to your body once you have died. I believe the best thing you can do for yourself is to work at one and see the difference. After you have worked at a fire cremation facility then you need to work for me. I will show you the correct way to handle your loved one after they have passed on. And then and only then will you understand we are not snake oil, saying such a thing make you look like you silly.
What a huge waste of money, and then the remains are used as fertilizer, what a scam another way to milk money from grieving pet owners, should be illegal
And you want to burn instead? Boy you are not as educated as you think. Maybe you need to work in a fire crematory, then come work here. Boy would you change your mind. Please don't make foolish comments if you are not fully educated in this field.
I have never seen a pet that is small enough to fit in that little cradle. Why are you showing such a small container? This is a ridiculous demonstration. Why not use a real animal instead of stuffed or plastic animals.
We do smaller pets then this cradle, we can do 2 grams in weight! The cradle is only a sample according to weight and size. Because we take the loss of your loved one very seriously, it would not be right to display your loved one all over the internet! But in the future you want to send me your loved one, allowing me to display them I would be glad to do the video.
Guess you own a crematory??? I believe not, nor do you care what happens to a loved one, that is why you say what you do. You do NOT know me, I DO Care what happens, that is why I can guarantee this is your loved one. The steps we take are ABOVE and beyond the human industry!!!!!!! Say what you want, but I know what we do and how we truly do care. Don't make comments unless you get into my place of business and see the work and love that goes into what we do, then I dare you to say it to my face!!!!!!!
I think you are missing the whole point! Water Cremation is the same as ground burial, without the methane gases, decay, critters, RNA, DNA, and any diseases. Making us the better choice over ground burial and most different than the volatile burning. Unless you are in the funeral industry and truly understand what really happens when you pass away, then can you say without out a doubt our process is better. Ask the grave diggers how you sit in water, and how you have cockroaches all over you if you dig up. Also, go to the website Vice.com there is an interview of an insight of burning. Please understand the reality of passing before you go to judge. Once you get the true picture and research it all, then you can judge. But from my understanding you are not in the industry otherwise you would love that we are the most gentle, dignified, eco-friendly process, period! Have a nice day. Come in for a tour, also tour the fire cremation ones, that is if they will let you back there (lol), which I doubt! Think about why they don't let you see the whole process. :)
The flesh is not stripped off. Your cells break down to its natural state, amino acid, sugar, peptides which is what we are before we are born. This process is similar to ground burial, are you against ground burial? Please take some science classes.
There is nothing barbaric about this process. My guess is that you are a funeral director that is not eco friendly and this woman is your competition. Get with the times or get left behind, eco friendly burials are the way to go.
@@joycemoreau6312 I understand what you are saying Joyce. I'm not trashing your profession or your company. I'm originally from Ethiopia where it's not customary for us to even have open casket funerals for humans. That being said, imagining my beloved dog stripped down to her bones just makes me really cringe. It's obviously a very speedy way to decompose the flesh, but I just can't do that to my pet? Would you let someone do that to your father, mother or siblings? I can't imagine that for myself unless I donate my body to science. Maybe I'm too old fashioned.
@@Menelik.videos I understand your concerns, but it is not stripping down to bones. Your cells have a wall, the H20 breaks the cell wall to its natural state before you were born, amino acid, peptides, and sugar. What do you think happens in the ground? I hope you understand it's the same way, except your body will give off methane gasses (pollution), decay, and critters will eat at you. Stripping away from the bones is fire only... it disappears it to the air as partials that are pollution, even if they have air mention system. Your remains end up in the chimney.
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This makes me feel better. I was guided to an aquatic cremation center for my dog. This process does come across much gentler and loving.
We don't chase the vets, so now we have time to take care of your loved one the way you really want them to be taken care of. Plus being more gentler than fire is always the way to go!
We first used aquamation 6 years ago when our first kitty passed. We have another one at the same facility there now, paid extra for transport as we’ve moved an hour away. There’s something so comforting about the process ❤️
Liz, your in our prayers. Thank you for taking the timeout to use us again. With our custom cradles we are the only ones who can guarantee this is only your loved one. Take care and God bless.
Joyce
XOXO
I have had people drive as far as PA, NJ, Ohio, and GA to use me! Drive if you have the opportunity, you are not only taking care of your loved one the correct way, but helping the environment.
My condolences for the loss of your fur baby. I’m so glad I’m not the only one who would do the same for their fur baby.
both of my babies are only 3... but i have gone through the cremation process 11 times in my 31 years on this earth. i just learned about aquamation.... will keep this in mind. hate that i am bawling my eyes out right now with two young cats on my legs but it definitely was nice to remember my previous best friends. :(
I really want to thank Natures Pet Loss for everything they’ve done to not only help get my cat back but also go through the mourning of a loved one in the best way possible. I lost my cat due to a sickness and it was the hardest thing to go through, She’s been with me through getting kicked out by my father and having to move onto a better life. Sadly she couldn’t go all the way through with me and even today it’s hard (it’s been a week since) to even accept the reality, but she’s here with me. She has her own desk to rest on! Thank you for everything you have done Joyce! I appreciate your company and the things you do! I recommend Natures Pet Loss! No matter your age or the condition they won’t judge and will accept all the way through!
I am so sorry for your loss.
Best wishes!
What a considerate and feeling explanation of this process. Every companion should be treated with such grace and reverence. Thank you for your warmth
We feel we are the Gold Standard, we done just to the water-cremation, we help you through your loss. Please take care of yourself, ty for your comment.
Wow this was so beautiful and gentle.I have never heard or seen this process before,I would sooner my fur babies be treated this way when they pass over,than the old way.It is a shame we don’t have anything like this here in England,if we did I would certainly use it for my fur babies.Thankyou for sharing this.
Same! X
I think there is a company in england doing this, if not I will pray soon they get on board!
From the UK, thank you for helping all those families whom lose their beloved pet.
Although I have my dog's ashes in a beautiful casket, I wish that your services were available here.
I send my very best wishes.
You're amazing! X
I wish I could make a 100 of me, this way I can stretch myself out there to help you. We are deeply saddened by your loss.
@@joycemoreau6312 , thank you!
Thank you so much for helping me through the loss of my Familiar Xena.
I highly recommend using Natures Pet Loss. Very respectable, kind, sincere, clean and sanitized. Loving people . They have now taking care of 2 of my furr kids. Cocopuff 3 1/2yrs ago and now Rudy 2/8/21. I will never use regular cremation again, THE FIRE, not knowing how many other animals are put in with yours. NEVER AGAIN. Thank you Joyce and family
Thank you for using us, we are very grateful that you choose us. If there is anything we can do for you, please reach out to us we will always be here for you.
Thank you for watching the video. We are proud to offer the most gentle way to care for your loved one. Knowing that you receive only your loved one is extremely important to us. You are correct, it is so gentle that you do receive more remains. We are deeply sadden by your loss, take care and God bless.
Love,
Natures Pet Loss
XO
You're amazing! X
It's such an economic friendly way to let those beloved go, we really need this more often for our human remains - thanks for doing this, you do so good
I called a company in Chicago to take care of family members, once I realized I liked them I repremissed my remarks by stating I owe my own water-cremation....the reply I got back was " they looked into it and it was too much WORK!" This is true it is a LOT more work but worth every penny!!!
Thank you for creating this video. I just received my Milo's remains back today, having gone through this process with him a week ago. Your video gave me a lot of comfort about how his remains would be cared for until his return home. Thank you for all that you do to give a measure of comfort to your clients at a time of such loss.
Very well explained, thank you. I recently lost my guinea pig, now i fully understand what happende after he passed. That gives me more closure. I also like it a lot how you refer to pets as family members👍
I love the green dinosaur standing in for the pet
That is beautiful there is so much love god bless you ❤️🌹
A very good sensitive, gentle way for cremation of a pet.
What happens with feathers during aqua cremation? Do they finish in-tact with bones, even just partially? Would it be wise to salvage some feathers if not? im just researching this process in general.
Meanwhile our pet family members are in Heaven waiting for us to get there so they can greet us in.
Thank you. It has taken us a long time to show what we truly offer! Thank you for watching, please share! XO
Thank you, we hope more places will do this, the resson you don't see it that often is the cremation industry is trying to make a fast buck, this process takes a lot longer!!!!
Very cool....
It sure beats a vet's office where they're tossed into a dumpster and dumped in a landfill.
You must of worked at a vets office that did this. This has truly happened, a very dear friend of mine explained what the vet did in her town in NY. Sad to believe, but true.
I worked at vet clinics and we never did this. Not doubting your experience at your clinic, but the standard practice for people who don’t want their pet’s ashes is group cremation.
@@lizbutler8944 Liz, please tell me the vets offices you worked at. I would love to see if they don't at least put the family member in glorified (meaning with a name on the outside) garbage bag.
To me, I find this not respectful. I understand the body does leak, but to be placed on top of other family members does not sit to well. Please stop in and see how we take care of your loved one. I promise you will be very please! My children are my fur babies. I have not kids.
Yes, Liz a very dear friend of mine did report this truly happened, she was told to dump them in the dumpster, but as you can tell not every vet is this insensitive as the one my friend worked for in NY. I will be glad to have her call you if you would like to send me and email at: Joyce@Naturespetloss.com. I find the Internet has been a way of misuse information, but the statement above has been done before, sad and unfortunate.
Take care and God bless.
Not if you take them home with you and bury them yourself.
Can we skip the last part of the process ( powder ) and receive the bones ?
Wow, you really care about this process 😪. I'd be honored to have you do one of my furbabies.
After a recent terrible experience with flame based cremator for my beloved dog, I am strongly considering opening a pet cremation business that only offers this service? Any tips? What machine do you use for creating the stainless steel tags?
This would give me such relief for my 2 cats and my dog. The thought of losing them just crumbles me. I’m going to look into finding a location near me.
I would imagine and hope, that it is up to the pet owner whether the remains are pulverized. Skeletal remains may be requested /required.
I lost my fur baby last year due to Lung Cancer. She lived to be 20 years old and I'm talking about my cat.
Do you sell this system internationally? I have pet hospital here in the Philippines and this would be a good addition to our services. How much would the machines and the reagents cost, if you sell? thank you for the reply..
Great idea the only problem is the 4 to 7 days that is too long in my personal opinion when an adult can be cremated in 2 hours and remains ready to be scattered in 24hrs
Does aquimation make bones brittle or are they just as hard as they were before
Yes, it does.
If you are looking to save the bones, best is to use a beetle to remove the tissue.
My sweet Lucy had to be put down yesterday. We are having her cremated today. I wish we had this in my area.
What is the price of this process?
it will be 6 months ago that i lost my baby on the 28th and i still miss her she was 18 years old. my dachshund had cancer and i wish i couldve had her cremated but i couldnt afford it so they buried her. they buried her favorite blanket they she layed with.
I just had my little girl aquacremated I am glad I did.
Thank you for choosing a more gentler way to take care of your loved one!
Really well done. - Shay at Beloved Waters in TN.
Where are you based?
Brooksville Fl. We have had people drive as far away as NJ, VA, OH, GA, PA.
Wow I’ll check & see if they have one of these in New York nj area yeah this will be a option what is the cost 💲😥😥🤭🤭🤭🤔🤔😭😭😭😭
Thank you. The guy in New York owns 3 beach house, I thought I heard through the grapevine that he was trying to keep it from coming into NY. As you can see it is a lot better choice. TY!
I have been through both process'.I got more of my baby back with the aquamation.I wish the would have used a more realistic looking specimen for this video
She keeps emphasizing "gently" and then at the end the "family member" is ground to powder??? 🤔
The process itself is gentle, by the way we don't always break down. It is up to the clients request!
Cremains are generally ground down whether it’s human or pets.
Owow I didn't know about this way of cremation. To late now, for my Ziggy.
Sorry for your loss of Ziggy. It would have been nice if people were more aware of their choices. But as usual, they only tell you what they have to sell. I give each customer a brochure that explains that you have four different ways to do with your body. Thank you for at least learning. Take care and God bless, you are in our prayers. 🙏🏻
We had to euthanize our beloved dog last Tuesday, but due to financial problems we were unable to pay to get her remains back. I was so emotional I couldnt bear to be in the room when she was euthanized. It was such a hard decision to make! :( RIP Daisy.
What can the owner do with the effluent?
It goes under the rainbow bridge.
Gently this and gently that lol
Sure, let me see now; fire, well let's see now, do they not burn paper? Nope they do, so I guess this is truly a gentler process by all means!!!
@@joycemoreau500 I’m saying every other sentence was gently
@@nehuge I know it needs to be fixed. I repeat myself sorry.
Just careing pepole
Bones are left to be pulverized. Worse than cremation.
My pup died last year she was a good dog but there was nothing of her left but a corpse I threw her body in the manure spreader and flung her out on the field where her body will fertilize the food that will keep my other animals alive
So basically they did it on pets first and humans next.. Just like the chips
🥺😭😭 My cat died today
I am deeply sorry for your loss. How can we help you?
I'm so sorry. My cat Bezhik died yesterday 😭💔😭💔😭💔😭
You lost ne when you talked about alkaline as if it were a chemical. Alkaline just means base.
These women are so creepy. “We take your pet to an area” it’s all in the same industrial room lol. Snake oil if you ask me
I don't feel you are educated enough in the industry to understand the different choices and what truly happens to your body once you have died. I believe the best thing you can do for yourself is to work at one and see the difference. After you have worked at a fire cremation facility then you need to work for me. I will show you the correct way to handle your loved one after they have passed on. And then and only then will you understand we are not snake oil, saying such a thing make you look like you silly.
Anyone else think this is WAY too much information
There are people who want to learn the difference and those who don't.
What a huge waste of money, and then the remains are used as fertilizer, what a scam another way to milk money from grieving pet owners, should be illegal
And you want to burn instead? Boy you are not as educated as you think. Maybe you need to work in a fire crematory, then come work here. Boy would you change your mind. Please don't make foolish comments if you are not fully educated in this field.
I have never seen a pet that is small enough to fit in that little cradle. Why are you showing such a small container? This is a ridiculous demonstration. Why not use a real animal instead of stuffed or plastic animals.
We do smaller pets then this cradle, we can do 2 grams in weight! The cradle is only a sample according to weight and size. Because we take the loss of your loved one very seriously, it would not be right to display your loved one all over the internet! But in the future you want to send me your loved one, allowing me to display them I would be glad to do the video.
Both are full of bollocks
Guess you own a crematory??? I believe not, nor do you care what happens to a loved one, that is why you say what you do. You do NOT know me, I DO Care what happens, that is why I can guarantee this is your loved one. The steps we take are ABOVE and beyond the human industry!!!!!!! Say what you want, but I know what we do and how we truly do care. Don't make comments unless you get into my place of business and see the work and love that goes into what we do, then I dare you to say it to my face!!!!!!!
@@joycemoreau500ok I accept.
Sorry, but this is barbaric. Having my best friend striped off of her flesh to bare bones then have her bones crushed to dust. Not for me.
I think you are missing the whole point! Water Cremation is the same as ground burial, without the methane gases, decay, critters, RNA, DNA, and any diseases. Making us the better choice over ground burial and most different than the volatile burning. Unless you are in the funeral industry and truly understand what really happens when you pass away, then can you say without out a doubt our process is better.
Ask the grave diggers how you sit in water, and how you have cockroaches all over you if you dig up. Also, go to the website Vice.com there is an interview of an insight of burning. Please understand the reality of passing before you go to judge. Once you get the true picture and research it all, then you can judge. But from my understanding you are not in the industry otherwise you would love that we are the most gentle, dignified, eco-friendly process, period! Have a nice day. Come in for a tour, also tour the fire cremation ones, that is if they will let you back there (lol), which I doubt! Think about why they don't let you see the whole process. :)
The flesh is not stripped off. Your cells break down to its natural state, amino acid, sugar, peptides which is what we are before we are born. This process is similar to ground burial, are you against ground burial? Please take some science classes.
There is nothing barbaric about this process. My guess is that you are a funeral director that is not eco friendly and this woman is your competition. Get with the times or get left behind, eco friendly burials are the way to go.
@@joycemoreau6312 I understand what you are saying Joyce. I'm not trashing your profession or your company. I'm originally from Ethiopia where it's not customary for us to even have open casket funerals for humans. That being said, imagining my beloved dog stripped down to her bones just makes me really cringe. It's obviously a very speedy way to decompose the flesh, but I just can't do that to my pet? Would you let someone do that to your father, mother or siblings? I can't imagine that for myself unless I donate my body to science. Maybe I'm too old fashioned.
@@Menelik.videos I understand your concerns, but it is not stripping down to bones. Your cells have a wall, the H20 breaks the cell wall to its natural state before you were born, amino acid, peptides, and sugar. What do you think happens in the ground? I hope you understand it's the same way, except your body will give off methane gasses (pollution), decay, and critters will eat at you. Stripping away from the bones is fire only... it disappears it to the air as partials that are pollution, even if they have air mention system. Your remains end up in the chimney.