Pet Cremation, Step By Step

 

• Step 1: Contact us at (207) 793-8558 

  • We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so please do not hesitate to call after business hours if necessary. Regardless of the time or circumstance, we are committed to answering all of your questions and guiding you through the early stages of the arrangement process, including the transfer of your loved pet into our care.

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• IMPORTANT: 

  • If you are planning care for your pet with your veterinarian office, ​please inform them specifically that you have chosen Benson Brook Cremation in Parsonsfield, Maine for your pet's aftercare. Please call us if you have not already, 207-793-8558. 

 

• Step 2: Information Gathering

  • The first 24 hours following the death of a pet can be emotional and tiring. As an added convenience, we have provided information on our website to allow you to begin the planning of your pet's cremation care process in the comfort of your own home, without the need to meet with us right away. 

 

• Step 3: Meet with us

  • At Benson Brook, we believe in the value of personalized pet cremation services. During your visit, it is our goal to make you feel welcome and comfortable.

 

• Step 4: Plan Your Pet's Cremation Service

  • After the cremation process, there are options available for your pet's ashes. You may choose to take them with you in a lovely urn, or pendant, or you may choose to leave them here to be respectfully disposed of. 

 

• Step 5: Select Merchandise

  • Pet cremation merchandise is available at Benson Brook Pet Cremation. 

  • Choose from our items in stock, or browse this catalog to find something that you like. 

    • Simply choose the desired urn, pendant, etc. and we will check availability as well as place the order for you. 

  • It is our goal to offer a wide variety of personal choices to suit the needs and budget of any family.

 

We are here for you and your beloved pet.

 

 

Our mission is to provide you with the absolute best cremation services available in Maine, New Hampshire, and the rest of New England.