Pet Cremation - Greensboro, North Carolina
Pet Cremation in Greensboro, NC
Greensboro and the wider Piedmont Triad are served by a mix of an established local crematory that also runs a pet cemetery, an independent water cremation service that posts its prices, and mobile pickup operators that quote by phone. Published pricing is uneven: the aquamation provider lists a communal cremation at $170 and an individual one at $220 for a medium dog, while the flame crematory and the mobile services ask you to call. Water cremation is genuinely available here alongside flame, and one provider adds burial plots and headstones for families who want a permanent resting place. Most providers reach across Guilford County and beyond by home and veterinary pickup, so the choice comes down to price transparency, flame versus water, and whether a burial plot matters to you.
Price Snapshot
Pet Cremation in Greensboro typically runs $170 to $220 for a medium dog.
Private pet cremation (ashes returned): from $220.
Communal pet cremation (ashes not returned): from $170.
Prices last updated: August 2026.
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Our Recommended Providers in Greensboro
We reviewed the available options and selected these providers based on transparency, communication, and value.
Triad Pet Cremation & Cemetery
Best for families who want an established local crematory that also offers burial and headstones.
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Triad Pet Cremation is the established local independent in Greensboro, running its own crematory and, unusually, a pet cemetery, so it can offer flame cremation, burial plots and memorial stones in one place. It handles pickup, urns, clay paw prints and nose prints, and it offers hospice prearrangement for families planning ahead.
One thing to know: It does not publish prices, so quotes come by phone or through its online arrangement tool, and it does not offer aquamation. Reviews describe it as affordable, but confirm the exact medium-dog figure and any pickup fee.
Companah Pet Cremation & Aftercare
Best for families who want water cremation with a flat, published price list.
Typical range
$170 to $220
medium dog
Companah is the local water cremation, or aquamation, specialist, and it is the one Greensboro provider that posts a flat, weight-based price list: for a medium dog, a communal cremation is $170 and an individual one $220. It offers mobile pickup from your home or veterinary clinic and keeps a local Greensboro office, and its process returns somewhat more ashes than flame.
One thing to know: It offers water cremation rather than flame, so it is not the choice if you specifically want a traditional cremation, and it does not offer burial or in-home euthanasia. Confirm the pickup timing for your part of the Triad.
Pets at Peace
Best for families who want a mobile service coordinated through their veterinarian.
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Pets at Peace is a locally and family owned mobile service that collects your pet, often directly from your veterinary clinic, and returns the ashes there or to you, covering the Triad from Winston-Salem and Clemmons to Statesville. It suits families who would rather let their vet coordinate the whole handoff.
One thing to know: It publishes no prices, so quotes are by phone, and it is a pickup and return service rather than a facility you visit. It does not offer aquamation, burial or in-home euthanasia.
Questions Worth Answering Before You Call
Do you want a price before you call? Companah publishes water cremation prices, communal $170 and individual $220 for a medium dog. Triad Pet Cremation and Pets at Peace quote by phone, so start with Companah if comparing figures matters.
Do you want flame or water cremation? Triad Pet Cremation offers flame cremation from its own facility, and Companah is the local provider offering aquamation, or water cremation. Choose Companah if water cremation matters to you.
Do you want a burial or a headstone? Triad Pet Cremation is also a pet cemetery, offering burial plots and memorial stones, which the mobile services do not. If a permanent resting place matters to you, start there.