Heights Elite Pet Cremation
$150
5850 San Felipe St, Houston, 77057
Pet specialist · 5 stars, 16 reviews
Communal cremation from $150 quoted on their own site as of 2026-09-11
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8 places in Houston, 8 of them with a phone number or website on file. The ones with the most details stand first. One of them publishes a price, $150, quoted from its own site. The others do not publish one. Across the US, the middle of the prices providers publish is $92 for a communal and $148 for a private cremation. What to ask when you call.
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$150
5850 San Felipe St, Houston, 77057
Pet specialist · 5 stars, 16 reviews
Communal cremation from $150 quoted on their own site as of 2026-09-11
6213 Bellaire Blvd suite 100, Houston, 77081
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12711 Haynes Rd, Houston, 77066
Pet specialist · 4.4 stars, 45 reviews
4330 South Dr, Houston, 77053
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3232 Harrisburg Blvd, Houston, 77003
Pet specialist · 4.2 stars, 5 reviews
7979 S Sam Houston Pkwy W, Houston, 77085
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11614 Dumas St, Houston, 77034
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14355 FM 529, Houston, 77095
Pet specialist · 4.9 stars, 1213 reviews
Within about 25 miles of the city center, in neighboring towns. Distances are straight-line.
1 of the 8 providers in Houston publish a price on their own site, $150. That is Heights Elite Pet Cremation. The others do not publish one, so the only way to know is to call and ask.
We could verify 8. 8 of them list a phone number. The ones with the most details stand first.
Ask whether they do individual cremation and how they track your pet through the process. The International Association of Pet Cemeteries and Crematories advises confirming both. Providers use the words private, partitioned and communal in different ways, so ask whether the ashes you get back are only your pet's.
There is no rush, most clinics can keep a pet for a day or two. But if you leave the remains with your vet, you may have no say in how they are handled, the association warns. Ask your vet which crematory they use and which kind of cremation it is.