Gentle Care For Every Goodbye
Gentle Tide Aquamation helps families in Suffolk County NY, Nassau County NY and Queens NY with private, dignified pet aquamation and cremation. From the first phone call to the moment you receive your pet's ashes, our team keeps the process clear, calm and respectful.
We work with both pet parents and veterinary practices, offer same day or next day pickup when available and keep you informed at every step so you always know where your pet is and what comes next.
- Water based pet aquamation in a quiet, controlled setting
- Private and communal pet cremation options
- Pickup from your home or veterinary clinic in most of Long Island and Queens
- Careful tracking and identification for every pet in our care
- Memorial urns and keepsakes to honor your pet at home
What To Expect When You Call Gentle Tide
The hours around a loss can feel overwhelming. Our job is to remove confusion and give you a simple plan.
1. Talk With A Real Person
You connect with a team member who listens, answers questions and walks through each option without pressure.
2. Pickup And Gentle Care
We arrange pickup from your home or veterinary clinic, then place your pet in a clearly labeled, secure system from arrival through aquamation or cremation.
3. Return Of Your Pet's Ashes
Your pet's ashes are returned in a simple urn or a selected keepsake, often the next day, with clear documentation of the services provided.
Pet Aquamation And Cremation Near You
Gentle Tide Aquamation focuses on nearby communities so we can respond quickly and keep travel time gentle on your pet.
Suffolk County NY
Local service for Suffolk County families, from Huntington and Smithtown to Patchogue and beyond.
Suffolk County Pet CremationNassau County NY
Reliable pickup and return for pet owners across Nassau County, from the North Shore to the South Shore.
Nassau County Pet CremationQueens NY
Convenient service for Queens families who prefer a calm, private way to say goodbye to a pet.
Queens Pet CremationServices To Match Your Wishes
Every family has a different idea of what feels right. We offer several options so you can choose the path that fits your values and your budget.
Pet Aquamation
A gentle water based process that many families choose as a softer, eco conscious alternative to flame based cremation.
Learn About AquamationPrivate Pet Cremation
Your pet is the only pet in the chamber, and you receive only your pet's ashes back in a simple urn or keepsake.
Private Cremation DetailsCommunal Pet Cremation
A shared option for families who do not wish to receive ashes back but still want a respectful farewell.
Communal CremationIn Home Euthanasia Support
We coordinate with trusted veterinarians who provide calm end of life care at home, then we manage aftercare for you.
Euthanasia SupportKeepsakes And Urns
Choose from simple, classic urns or customized keepsakes that hold a small portion of ashes or a paw print.
View Urns And KeepsakesClear Pricing
No surprise fees. You see all pricing by pet size and service type before you decide, with written confirmation of your choice.
See PricingA Team You Can Trust With Your Pet
Gentle Tide Aquamation treats every pet as if they were our own. We log each pet on arrival, use clear identification tags and follow written procedures for every transfer. Families know that their pet is handled with care, not rushed through a line.
Many families tell us they were nervous to call at first, then felt a sense of relief after a simple, honest conversation. You are never a number. You are a family going through a hard moment, and we take that seriously.
Read Family Experiences Learn About Our StoryQuestions You May Have
- How long does aquamation or cremation take
- How do I know I am receiving my own pet's ashes back
- Can you pick up from my veterinarian or my home
- What is the difference between private and communal cremation
- Is aquamation available for larger dogs or only small pets
We answer these questions in our Frequently Asked Questions and in person when you call.
Learn More About Pet Loss And Aftercare
Many pet parents are making decisions about cremation or aquamation for the first time. Our blog offers simple, practical articles that explain your choices and help you talk about loss with family members and children.
Topics include how aquamation works, how to talk with your veterinarian about aftercare and ideas for meaningful memorials at home.
Visit The Gentle Tide BlogTalk With Gentle Tide Today
If you have already lost a pet or expect a loss soon, you can call any time. A brief conversation often brings clarity and a sense of calm.
Call 234-324-1234 or send us a message and we will reach out shortly.