Why choose CPC Tewkesbury?
Embraced by the Cotswolds’ enchanting landscapes and enriched by the town’s history, lies our Tewkesbury site. Opened in April 2015 by Adam Henson, this site serves as a compassionate sanctuary for people living throughout the Midlands, Southwest and Wales. On-site there is a tranquil farewell garden for quiet reflection and option for a memorial to be placed here to honour your cherished companion.
Cremation services at CPC Tewkesbury
Our specially trained staff stand ready to provide comfort and support during your time of grief. .
How CPC Cares
Individual Pet Cremation
Your pet is cremated alone, and you will receive solely their ashes back, ensuring a personalised and dignified farewell.
Attendings
Say your final farewells to your pet by visiting our site before their cremation, providing a comforting and intimate experience.
Same-day Service
Bring us your pet before 11am and collect your pet’s ashes on the same day – a prompt and efficient service.
Drop-off Service
Bring your pet to us directly, removing the wait for us to collect from your veterinary practice. Collect your pet’s ashes at your convenience.
Communal Cremation
Opt for a communal cremation if you prefer your pet to be cremated with friends. No ashes can be returned in this instance.
Small Garden
Tewkesbury offers a small garden where you can take quiet reflection; memorials can be placed here.
CPC Tewkesbury location
Contact details
Tel: +44 (0)1684 857494
tewkesbury@cpccares.com
5601 Shannon Pl, Tewkesbury GL20 8SL
Some frequently asked questions about CPC Tewkesbury
What options are available for my pet?
Individual cremation, communal cremation, or home burial.
How long does it take to cremate a pet on their own?
This will vary depending on the size of the pet. Usually, the process takes anywhere from 1 to 3 hours. However, we prioritise the significance of this moment and never rush the process, ensuing the utmost care and respect for your pet.
How much will it cost to cremate my pet?
The cost of pet cremation is approximately one-tenth of human cremation fees. Pricing varies based on whether your pet is handled by your vet or taken directly to one of our crematoria. For detailed pricing and options visit our pricing page. Rest assured; we are transparent with pricing when making arrangements.
How do I know if my veterinary practice uses CPC?
Please ask your veterinary practice if they use CPC.
What can I do with my pet’s ashes?
Ultimately, it is up to you what you do with your pet’s ashes – there are no wrong answers to how you choose to grieve. Some options include keeping them in an urn or casket, or even in jewellery to keep them close. Scatter them in a cherished spot with one of our scattering tubes in a place of significance for you and your pet, or alternatively inter them in our Garden of Remembrance for a meaningful tribute. Some clients choose to keep the ashes in a beech casket and when their own times comes it is their wish to be cremated with their pets’ ashes.
What happens if my pet dies in the evening, weekend or bank holidays?
If your pet passes in the evening, contacting your vet the next morning is recommended. For after-hours or weekend/bank holiday situations, reach out to your local out-of-hours veterinary practice for guidance. Meanwhile, ensure your pet is kept cool by placing them in their bed, covered with a blanket, in a cool area.