Aquamation: When a pet is cremated by water – not fire | Video
03:22 Min
Knowing that his dog once loved water activities, owner Joshua chose to cremate his 11-year-old poodle by aquamation - a process that uses heated water and alkaline chemicals to mimic the natural decomposition process. Here's a look at how it works. The company behind it hopes people in Singapore could likewise be cremated by water, not fire, in the future.
16 Apr 2023 06:00am
Knowing that his dog once loved water activities, owner Joshua chose to cremate his 11-year-old poodle by aquamation - a process that uses heated water and alkaline chemicals to mimic the natural decomposition process. Here's a look at how it works. The company behind it hopes people in Singapore could likewise be cremated by water, not fire, in the future.
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