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Equine Cremation
Equine Cremation

Equine Cremation

Request contact about equine cremation. Confirm whole-horse arrangements, transport, return of ashes, and prices with the provider.

There is no charge to submit a request. Availability varies by location, and a match is not guaranteed. For urgent care, contact a veterinarian directly.

What to Expect

Questions about equine cremation

Use these questions before you agree to care. Services and availability vary by provider.

Whole-horse cremation

Ask whether the provider offers whole-horse cremation and confirm the arrangements before you agree to care.

Discreet equine transport

Confirm the transport equipment, access to your property, and collection costs with the provider.

Vet and stable coordination

Ask who will coordinate with your veterinarian or stable and complete the required documents.

Confirm the urn or container

Ask which container the provider supplies and whether another urn or engraving costs extra.

Get Started

We’re here when you’re ready

Submit a free request about equine cremation. A provider may contact you if a match is available. Confirm services, availability, and prices before you agree to care.

(214) 253-9355

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you perform whole-horse cremation?

Animal Aftercare does not perform cremation. You can submit an equine aftercare request. Ask the provider whether they offer whole-horse cremation and confirm the arrangements before you agree to care.

How is the horse transported?

Ask the provider what transport equipment they use, whether they can access your property, and what collection costs. Confirm these details with your veterinarian or stable.

What about paperwork and the vet?

Ask your veterinarian and the aftercare provider who will arrange transport and complete the required documents. Do not assume that the request includes these services.

Is an urn included?

An urn is not a standard inclusion through Animal Aftercare. Ask the provider which container they supply and whether engraving or another urn costs extra.

For cremation terminology, see the IAOPCC definitions. For questions to discuss with a veterinarian, see Cornell's explanation of euthanasia. These references do not verify a provider's credentials or services.