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Many pet owners do not dare imagine what will happen when their pet passes away. Pet to Nature uses innovative aquamation technology to gently return pets to nature through water.
A Lifelong Promise
Matthew (Director): Aquamation and burial are similar — both are natural decomposition processes. But decomposition in soil takes much longer, perhaps 3-5 years. In water, we dramatically shorten that time to within 24 hours. We have a large aquamation chamber that primarily controls three things: water temperature (below 100 degrees C, unlike cremation at 800 degrees C), water flow (a very gentle, slow current), and alkaline substances. By controlling these three factors in a continuous 24-hour cycle, organic matter such as skin and fur is broken down into amino acids, salts, and sugars. After aquamation, the bones remain, which are then dried and processed into ashes for the owner. This technology has received government recognition and strong support.
PetPet World: Return to Nature, Let Love Continue is Pet to Nature mission. After aquamation, owners can choose to place the ashes in an urn as a keepsake, or plant a memorial pot. Rebirth is Pet to Nature philosophy — by tending to the plant, owners can continue to feel their companion presence and gradually heal their grief.
From the Owner and Pet Perspective
After years of companionship, pets become an integral part of the family. Pet to Nature has set up various memorial rooms — including Chinese and Western-style halls — for the pet family and friends to gather, providing a warm send-off. The mobile vehicle accommodates 10-12 family members, with a dedicated refrigerated area for the remains, and a projector to play memories of the pet life.
Pet to Nature has always upheld one philosophy: from the owner and pet perspective. I promised to give you the best. I will keep that promise, accompanying you to the end, seeing you comfortably to the Rainbow Bridge. That is my final gift to you. I love you!
