Cat cremation with collection from home or the vet

What it costs

Cats and rabbits are £179. That includes collection from home or the vet in our core area, the individual cremation, a scatter tube, a certificate and bringing the ashes back. A chosen two-hour slot is £25 extra; evenings and Sundays are £45 extra. All prices.

When a cat dies at home or outdoors

Cats often choose a quiet place, and sometimes they are found in the garden or by the road. If you find your cat, a towel or a cardboard box lined with a blanket is enough. Keep them somewhere cool. You do not need to do anything more; we collect from where they are and you can add a note about access.

We do not ask how your cat died. The form has an optional space for anything you would like us to know.

From the vet

If your cat is at the surgery, you can book us directly and we arrange the collection with them. You do not need to go back to the surgery to collect your cat first.

Your pet is cremated alone at an APHA-approved local crematorium. We collect them, stay with the arrangements, and bring their ashes home.

Nearby

We collect across Nuneaton and Earl Shilton and the villages around them. See the full collection area.

Questions people ask

How much does cat cremation cost?

£179, including collection in our core area, individual cremation, a scatter tube and a certificate. Rabbits are the same price.

My cat died outside. Can you collect from the garden?

Yes. Give the address as normal and add a note about where they are. We collect with care and you do not need to move them yourself.

Can you collect my cat from the vet?

Yes. Choose “veterinary surgery” on the form and give us the surgery’s name and postcode.

Is my cat cremated on their own?

Yes. Every booking is an individual cremation at an APHA-approved crematorium, and the ashes returned to you are your cat’s.

Do you also cremate rabbits?

Yes. Rabbits are in the same price band as cats, £179.