As more pet owners in Singapore embrace sustainability in life, they’re also seeking eco-friendly options in death. If you're looking for a greener way to honour your pet's passing, this guide explores everything you need to know about eco-friendly pet cremation — including what it is, how it compares to traditional methods, and which providers in Singapore offer it.
Eco-friendly pet cremation, also known as aqua cremation or alkaline hydrolysis, is a water-based process that uses heat, water, and a gentle alkaline solution to break down the pet’s body naturally — mimicking the process of decomposition.
It is considered a greener alternative to traditional flame cremation, producing fewer emissions, using less energy, and leaving a lower environmental footprint.
Here’s how eco-friendly cremation compares to traditional methods:
Yes, aqua cremation is legal in Singapore and is offered by a small number of licensed providers. While it is not yet mainstream, awareness and demand are growing.
Currently, only a limited number of cremation providers offer this option. As more pet owners express interest in eco-conscious choices, additional services may adopt this greener method.
Use our Pet Cremation Directory to explore providers and filter for those offering eco-friendly options.
Pet owners are choosing this method for:
Whether you’ve raised your pet organically, used eco-friendly pet food, or lived a low-waste lifestyle — it’s a meaningful way to close the loop.
Eco-friendly cremation typically costs between $250 and $800, depending on:
Use our directory to contact providers and compare services and rates.
As with traditional cremation, you can:
For ideas on how to honour your pet's memory, read: 7 Meaningful Pet Memorial Ideas in Singapore
Choosing eco-friendly cremation is not just a personal decision — it’s a planet-friendly one. As pet aftercare evolves in Singapore, sustainable farewells are becoming more accessible, helping pet lovers align their last goodbye with the values they lived by.