A personal, local service, not a corporate process. You speak to Matt, and we come when you call.
✓ Individual cremation: so you receive only your pet's ashes, never mixed
✓ At-home farewell: we wait outside until you are ready, and we do not leave until you say so
✓ Flexible timing: we come when you call and stay as long as you need
✓ Keepsakes made here by hand: locally handmade wooden boxes and brass urns, not bulk imports
✓ Clear pricing: $285, $395 or $445 by size, with no hidden costs
Rated 5.0 stars by the families we have served. Locally owned. Individually cremated since 2017.


Mary Valley Pet Cremations covers the Noosa area, including:
Pomona, Cooroy, Cootharaba, Cooroibah, Tewantin, Tin- beerwah, Noosaville, Noosa Heads, Sunshine Beach, Sunrise Beach, Peregian Beach, Peregian Springs, Eumundi, Belli Park, Yandina.
We are proud to extend our pet cremation services to families in Kandanga Creek and the surrounding Mary Valley district.
For larger animals please contact us.
One of the things that makes Mary Valley Pet Cremation unique is our focus on providing you with the time and space to say your goodbyes in your own way. We understand that every pet is different, and your bond is unique. That’s why we engage in two-way communication and ensure the contact always stays close and private.
When you have made the gentle farewell appointment with your mobile vet, please share the appointment with us. We can assure you that we will reserve the time especially for you and will be waiting outside until you feel it's the right time and you want us to come and enter your property.
When we arrive at your home, you can introduce us to your pet silently or while sharing stories about your beloved companion. We stay as long as you need, and we don’t leave until you are ready. This process has offered great comfort and ensured that it was as peaceful and respectful as possible for everyone involved.
On request, we offer to meet and greet you at the vet clinic before the procedure begins. We certainly will take the time to answer all your questions and take notes on all your wishes and requirements. We will wait, and when you wish us to come in, we will wait for you to pass on his or her body into our care.
This premium Vet clinic collection service ensures you don't leave your loved one behind. You can entrust us personally with the aftercare of your loved one and see us leaving for our crematorium.
When saying goodbye to a beloved pet, pet owners often wonder about the differences between individual and communal cremation. Here’s what sets them apart:
Why Choose Individual Cremation?
Losing a pet is an emotional experience. Grief may come in waves, and each person processes it differently. Some ways to cope include:
Both options have their own considerations. Here’s a comparison to help you decide:
Pet Burial:
Pet Cremation:
Knowing what to do can provide clarity during a difficult time:
There are many heartfelt ways to honour your pet beyond a traditional urn:
Cremation provides a meaningful farewell that can aid in the grieving process:
Mary Valley Pet Cremation serves a variety of pets:
How much does pet cremation cost?
Our pet cremation cost depends on your pet's size, from $285 for small pets up to $445 for large pets. Larger pets are welcome too, just contact us for a tailored arrangement.
Is there a pet cremation service near me?
Yes. We are a local service and offer both home collection and vet-clinic collection across our service area, so we can come to you when the time comes.
How Long Does Pet Cremation Take?
The cremation process varies depending on your pet’s size. Ashes are usually returned within seven days, giving owners the opportunity for closure without a lengthy wait.
Can I be present during the cremation?
Currently, attended cremations are not available, but we provide full transparency about the process.
Will I receive my pet’s ashes back?
Yes, with individual cremation, only your pet is cremated, and their ashes are returned to you.
How are the ashes returned?
We offer a standard scatter tube, with optional urn upgrades for a more personalised tribute.
What should I do with my pet’s ashes?
You can keep them in an urn, scatter them in a meaningful location, or use them for a keepsake like jewellery.