Respectful Care After Losing a Pet

Pet cremation services in Media and throughout Delaware County provided with professionalism and sensitivity.

Losing a pet is difficult, and deciding what to do next often feels overwhelming when you are already dealing with grief. You may be at home in Swarthmore unsure of how to proceed, or you may need to make arrangements quickly if your pet passed unexpectedly. Delaware County Animal Control provides pet cremation services with care and attention to the needs of families during a sensitive time.


The service offers a respectful option for families after the loss of a pet, handling the process with attention to cleanliness and professionalism. This option is available to residents throughout the Delaware County area and supports both planned and urgent cremation needs. The team works with local households and understands that each situation is different, so they approach every case with patience and respect.


Contact Delaware County Animal Control to learn more about cremation options in Media, Drexel Hill, Wallingford, or a surrounding area.

How the cremation process is handled

The cremation process in Media begins when you contact the team to arrange service. You can discuss timing, any specific requests, and what to expect during the process. The team handles transportation and preparation, and they maintain clear communication throughout so you understand what is happening at each step.


After cremation is complete, you will have the option to receive your pet's remains in a simple container or urn. The team ensures that everything is handled with care and that remains are returned in a respectful manner. This service provides closure and allows you to focus on remembering your pet without worrying about logistics.


The service does not include memorial products beyond basic containers, though the team can provide recommendations if you are looking for additional options. Timing can vary depending on scheduling and current demand, so reaching out as soon as you are ready helps ensure the process moves forward smoothly.

You may be uncertain about what to ask

People going through pet loss often have questions about timing, cost, and what happens during the process, so the following answers address common concerns in straightforward terms.

What pets can be cremated?
The service is available for dogs, cats, and other small to medium-sized pets. If you have a larger animal or an unusual situation, contact the team to discuss options.
How long does the cremation process take?
The timeline depends on current scheduling, but most cremations are completed within a few days of arrangement. The team will provide an estimate when you contact them.
What happens to my pet's remains?
Your pet's remains are returned to you in a simple container or urn after cremation is complete. The team handles everything with care and ensures remains are labeled and tracked throughout the process.
When should I contact you after my pet passes?
You can contact the team as soon as you are ready to make arrangements. If your pet has passed at home, they can provide guidance on what to do in the meantime.
What should I bring or prepare?
You do not need to bring anything when arranging cremation, though you may want to have your pet's information ready when you call. The team will guide you through the rest of the process.

Delaware County Animal Control provides pet cremation services to families in the Media, PA area with care, professionalism, and attention to your needs during a difficult time. Get in touch to learn more about cremation options.