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Midwest Aquamation offers an alternative to flameless cremation services, for the decomposition of your beloved pets and or animal remains. With the use of alkaline hydrolysis, our goal is to set the standard for pet disposition that is environmentally ethically and sustaining.
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Midwest Aquamation is a woman-owned, family-operated business based in Princeton, Minnesota, offering compassionate end-of-life and memorial services for pets and other animals. Its core service is aquamation, also called water cremation or alkaline hydrolysis, a flameless process that uses water flow, temperature, and alkalinity to break down organic material while leaving bone remains. The company presents this as a gentler alternative to traditional flame cremation, with reduced environmental impact and no release of pathogens, medicines, or chemicals into the air, soil, or water.
Families may choose individual or communal aquamation, and the process can return an estimated 20–30 percent more ashes than flame cremation. Midwest Aquamation also offers transportation of remains to its facility, or families may deliver them directly. Additional options include coordination with local practitioners for in-home end-of-life care and euthanasia, custom engraved urns, memorial displays and keepsakes, and pet preservation through partner practitioners.
The business serves an area within 60 miles and works with veterinary clinics and animal rescue agencies. Visits are available by appointment
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