Caring and compassionate

Pet cremation

Pet cremation with care

At Pets to Rest, all cremation services take place in a brand new, state-of-the-art cremators, designed specifically for household pets.


The cremation process is managed with the highest level of care. 


Once cremated, Pets to Rest packages the ashes in your choice of scatter box or commemorative container for delivery to an address of your choosing.


Losing a pet means losing a loved one, which is why you can rely on Pets to Rest every step of the way.

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Our pet cremation
options & packages

Choose from one of our three
affordable pet cremation options



Pet cremation package 1

Scatter package

We pick up your loved one, provide a pet cremation service and scatter the ashes in our own commemorative garden.We pick up your loved one and provide the pet cremation service along with a scatter for you service in our own commemorative garden.

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Pet cremation option 2

Premium farewell

Our premium farewell allows you to receive your loved on in a scatter box or commemorative container with a memorial product of your choice

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Pet cremation option 3

Ashes to plant

Have your pets ashes placed in a pot plant so that they can live forever with you.

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How it works

Speak to our team

Call and talk to one of our friendly and experienced team members.

Choose your package

Choose from one of our three individual pet cremation packages.

Select commemorative item

Select your preferred receptacle, urn, wooden box or photo box.

Book your pick up

Nominate a time and place for us to collect your pet.


What you’ll get

Personalised & compassionate service
Value for money with affordable options
Single pet
cremation service
Professional pick Up
& delivery
A paw or
foot impression

FAQs about Pet Cremation

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • How much does it generally cost to cremate a dog in australia?

    A dog cremation can cost up to $500, depending on factors such as the breed of dog, the size of the dog and whether you choose a commemorative item of some kind. General choose a cremator that comes in under $400 if possible, this should include the cost of a high quality commemorative item.

  • Are vets able to cremate dogs in australia?

    While some vets own their own cremator, most will generally work with a cremation partner. Remember you are always able to choose who you want to use for your pet, so choose a well regarded crematorium like Pets to Rest 

  • Can a vet charge more to cremate my dog?

    Vets are generally very reliable when it comes to discussing aftercare services with you. The cost they quote you will often be contingent on the wholesale price they are able to negotiate with their cremation partner.

  • Can you send a Dogs ashes overseas?

    Yes, there are ways to take ashes overseas with you, however, Covid-19 has led to the imposition of many different restrictions. To be safe, we recommend you check this with the department of home affairs.

  • Is it illegal to spread my dogs ashes anywhere in australia?

    It is not legal to trespass on private land, but it is legal to scatter ashes in public land, provided you do not unreasonably interfere with the safety and well-being of others. In other words, do not scatter ashes over the personal property such as a car.

  • Can a dog cremator pick up a dog if they have not yet passed away?

    Cremation businesses will not collect a pet dog before it has died, however, if your pet is reaching the end of its life, please feel free to call and discuss your end of life options with one of our representatives.

  • What happens to the microchip, any other jewelry or collar on my dog during cremation?

    Cremators heat up to temperatures up to and sometimes beyond 800 degrees celsius. As all living animals are made up mainly of water, most remains evaporate as part of the cremation process. Metallic items that burn at higher temperatures will often be left behind within the cremation chamber.

  • How long will it take for someone to pick up my dog who has passed away?

    High quality crematoria like Pets to Rest will arrange to collect your pet immediately. If your pet is euthanised at a vet clinic, Pets to Rest will collect him or her within 24 hours.

  • How long does it take to get my dogs ashes back?

    Try and find a pet crematorium that provides a timely turnaround. Pets to Rest guarantees to prioritise your pet’s cremation and have him or her back in your care within 72 hours.

  • Does it cost more to cremate a large dog?

    Many crematoria will charge your extra to cremate a large dog due to the additional investment required to power the cremator unit. Pets to Rest however commits to a flat fee regardless of your pet’s size.

  • Can I provide my own container for you to put my ashes?

    Of course. Choose from one of our high quality commemorative items or simple scatter boxes. Otherwise we are happy to help you personalise the cremation with your own receptacle.