Aquamation - St. Petersburg, Florida
Pet Aquamation in St. Petersburg, FL
St. Petersburg's closest pet aquamation is in Pinellas Park, about 7 miles north, where a local provider charges a flat $350 for a private water cremation under 100 lbs. The other choice is across the Skyway in the Sarasota and Bradenton area, where water cremation costs the same as flame.
Price Snapshot
Aquamation in St. Petersburg typically runs $110 to $350 for a medium dog.
Private aquamation (ashes returned): $240 to $350.
Communal aquamation (ashes not returned): $110 to $150.
Prices last updated: November 2026.
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Our Recommended Providers in St. Petersburg
We reviewed the available options and selected these providers based on transparency, communication, and value.
Parting Paws
Best for St. Petersburg families who want water cremation close by at a flat price.
Typical range
$150 to $350
flat rates under 100 lbs
Parting Paws is locally owned in Pinellas Park, about 7 miles north of downtown St. Petersburg, and does its own water cremation. It publishes flat prices: private water cremation is $350 for pets under 100 lbs, with only your pet's remains returned, and communal is $150 ($450 and $250 above 100 lbs). It also does in-home euthanasia, so one team can handle both.
One thing to know: Home pickup costs extra and the fee is not listed, and the site does not publish the facility address, a turnaround or a witnessing policy, so ask.
Comforting Currents Pet Cremation
Best for St. Petersburg families who want an all-inclusive private aquamation and do not mind the distance.
Typical range
$110 to $240
starting price, small pets
Comforting Currents runs its own aquamation in the Sarasota and Bradenton area, about 35 miles south across the Skyway, and charges the same as flame cremation. Its private service starts at $240 for small pets and includes free transfer to its care, a wood urn, a clay paw print and a fur clipping; communal starts at $110.
One thing to know: These are starting prices for small pets, so a medium dog costs more. Its free pickup is described for Sarasota and Manatee counties, so confirm whether it collects in St. Petersburg or plan a drop-off.
Questions Worth Answering Before You Call
Do you want the remains back? Parting Paws charges $350 private or $150 communal under 100 lbs. Comforting Currents starts at $240 private or $110 communal for small pets, with an urn and paw print included.
Who will collect your pet? Parting Paws picks up for an extra fee. Comforting Currents describes free pickup in Sarasota and Manatee counties, so confirm St. Petersburg or plan a drop-off.
Do you also need the euthanasia? Parting Paws does in-home euthanasia too, $350 or $400 at nights and weekends.