Best Pet Cremation Services in Denver, Colorado

14 pet cremation providers in Denver, Colorado compared and reviewed.
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A1 Cremations of Denver

4.7 (15 reviews)

3900 Magnolia St Unit A, Denver, CO 80207

Top Rated

A Basic Cremation

4.6 (255 reviews)

1338 S Jason St, Denver, CO 80223

Top Rated

A Paws in Time

5.0 (324 reviews)

8955 Ridgeline Blvd #1600, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129

Top Rated

Be a Tree Cremation

5.0 (84 reviews)

2970 W Severn Pl, Denver, CO 80204

Top Rated

Circle of Life Pet Cremation Services

5.0 (97 reviews)

8116 Indian Peaks Ave # 1, Frederick, CO 80516

Top Rated

Denver Pet Cemetery & Crematory

4.7 (220 reviews)

5721 E 72nd Ave, Commerce City, CO 80022

Top Rated

Fairmount Family Pet Loss Care

5.0 (14 reviews)

430 S Quebec St, Denver, CO 80247

Top Rated

Green Heart Pet Water Cremation

5.0 (22 reviews)

9751 W 44th Ave Suite 106, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Top Rated

Lasting Paws Pet Memorial Services

3.8 (44 reviews)

6259 S Troy Cir, Centennial, CO 80111

Lasting Paws Pet Memorial Services

4.5 (79 reviews)

9731 E Hanover Ct, Henderson, CO 80640

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Lasting Paws Pet Memorial Services

4.6 (138 reviews)

12000 W 52nd Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Top Rated

Neptune Society

4.8 (425 reviews)

5225 W 80th Ave #C1, Arvada, CO 80003

Top Rated

Pure Waters Pet Cremation

No reviews yet

2907 55th Street Ste 1B Boulder, CO 80301

Water Bridge Aquamation

5.0 (243 reviews)

2364 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80210

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Service Areas Covered by Pet Cremation Providers in Denver, Colorado

Our network of 14 professional pet cremation providers serves 12 zip codes throughout Denver and the surrounding areas.

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Pet Cremation Services in Denver, Colorado

Denver spreads out along the Front Range, and so do its pet cremation providers — someone in Capitol Hill, someone in the Highlands, and someone out in the Wash Park bungalows might all work with a provider who also covers Lakewood, Arvada, Englewood, or Wheat Ridge.

Two options are standard. A private cremation returns your pet's ashes to you; a communal one is cheaper but doesn't. Denver pricing runs across a fairly wide band, so it's worth asking exactly what a quote includes. And if a drive across town feels like too much, ask about home or vet pickup — it's common here, with a fee that tracks distance.

Past that, what's worth comparing is turnaround, how someone communicates when you're worn down, and the memorial options on hand. Recent reviews from other Denver families are the quickest read. Find a provider near your neighborhood, then call about timing, urns, and paw-print keepsakes.

Neighborhoods & Areas Served in Denver

Capitol HillLoDoThe HighlandsWashington ParkCherry CreekFive PointsRiNoBakerCongress ParkBerkeley

Pet Cremation Prices in Denver

Typical price ranges for pet cremation in Denver by service type and pet size. Contact providers directly to confirm current pricing.

Pet sizePrivatePartitionedCommunal
Extra small (under 10 lbs) $120–$160 $80–$120 $50–$80
Small (10–25 lbs) $160–$200 $120–$160 $80–$120
Medium (26–50 lbs) $200–$240 $160–$200 $120–$160
Large (51–90 lbs) $240–$280 $200–$240 $160–$200
Extra large (over 90 lbs) $280–$350 $240–$300 $200–$250

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Frequently Asked Questions — Pet Cremation in Denver

How much does pet cremation cost in Denver?

In Denver, communal cremation typically runs from about $50–$250 depending on your pet's weight, while private cremation — where your pet is handled individually and the ashes are returned to you — generally ranges from roughly $120–$350. Larger pets cost more, and add-ons like specialty urns, paw-print keepsakes, or home pickup are usually priced separately. Always confirm current pricing directly with the provider.

Can I scatter my pet's ashes in Denver?

Scattering a pet's ashes on your own private property is generally permitted. Scattering on public land, in Denver city parks, or on national forest and open-space land in the foothills may be restricted, so it's best to check with Denver Parks & Recreation or the relevant land manager before doing so. Many Denver families choose to keep ashes in a memorial urn at home or scatter them at a place that held special meaning for their pet.

Do Denver pet cremation providers offer home or vet pickup?

Many providers serving the Front Range offer pickup from your home or from your veterinarian's office, which can be a comfort during a difficult time. Availability and fees vary by neighborhood and distance, especially for pickups out into the suburbs, so ask each provider about their service radius and any transport charges.

How long does pet cremation take in Denver?

For private cremation, most Denver-area providers return your pet's ashes within about 3–7 business days, though timing can depend on the provider's volume and whether you've requested pickup. Communal cremation, where ashes are not returned, is often completed sooner. Ask your chosen provider for their current turnaround time.