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Pet Aftercare Guide

Aquamation - Fargo, North Dakota

Pet Aquamation in Fargo, ND

Fargo's own water-cremation facility now prices care by package rather than pet weight. Eternal Tides posts $125 without remains returned or $175 with them returned; the $250 tier adds keepsakes.

Price Snapshot

Aquamation in Fargo typically runs $125 to $175 for a medium dog.

Private aquamation (ashes returned): from $175.

Prices last updated: October 2026.

Curious how prices compare nationwide? See national Aquamation prices →

Our Recommended Providers in Fargo

We reviewed the available options and selected these providers based on transparency, communication, and value.

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Eternal Tides Aquamation

Best for Fargo families who want a published flat aquamation package without weight tiers.

Typical range

$125 to $175

flat aquamation packages

Eternal Tides performs aquamation at 4074 98th Ave S. Its current packages are $125 with no ashes returned or $175 with ashes returned; the $250 tier adds memorial products. It states a 7-to-10-day process and offers veterinary pickup or nearby home pickup.

One thing to know: Home pickup costs $15 to $30 within about 15 miles on its package page, while its services page says about 20 miles starting at $15; confirm the current radius. It does not perform euthanasia or advertise aquamation witnessing.

Questions Worth Answering Before You Call

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Decide whether you want remains home. The $125 Respect package does not return ashes; the $175 Love package does. The $250 Forever package adds memorial items rather than a different water process.

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Confirm collection terms for your address. Eternal Tides posts home pickup within about 15 miles for $15 to $30 on its package page, while its services page describes about 20 miles starting at $15; ask which applies.

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Plan for the stated 7-to-10-day process. Ask whether that means from collection to return, how identity is tracked, and whether your veterinarian or the Fargo facility will hand the remains back.

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