Pets cryopreservation

The life of a beloved pet, all too brief, just too sweet to last, so it seems. But what to do?

Many of us keep photos and videos. Once, only the wealthy could afford portrait paintings. Some today even resort to taxidermy, a comfort for some though just macabre for others. But now there is another option than mere mementoes and wistful sentiment: Cryonics is not just for humans. Pets are loved ones too! And Cryonics affords the hope towards future feasibility of delayed resuscitation back into life and full health, fo humans and animals alike. The reunion with loved ones is something look forward to, even though the cryonic patient will not experience passage of the intervening time, and a pet will have inkling at all, as if the years never passed. 

"KrioRus" is the only organization in Russia that carries out cryonics (freezing) of animals. In our cryostorage, the future is already awaited for 18 dogs, 36 cats, 10 birds, 1 fish and 20 rodents. Among them are 7 hamsters, 6 rabbits, 2 degus, 2 domestic rats, a ferret, a chinchilla and a guinea pig. Prices for this type of service are set individually depending on the size of the animal, species, distance from the cryocenter and other factors. For example, the cost of cryonics (freezing) of a small cat in Moscow is equal to the equivalent of 15,000 USD. At the same time, the price of cryonics of the body of a large dog (50-70 kg) can reach 50,000 US dollars.

The contract for cryopreservation includes:

  • primary cryopreservation (perfusion when it is possible),
  • indefinite term of cryostorage of the patient,
  • and revival of your pet in the future when such becomes technologically possible.

All procedures are carried out by proficient experts. But high quality of cryopreservation requires advance finalization of the agreement. Because all of your loved ones are worth it.  

At the moment we have cryopreserved 85 animals: 17 dogs, 36 cats, 10 birds, 1 fish and 20 rodents. Among them are 7 hamsters, 6 rabbits, 2 degus, 2 domestic rats, a ferret, a chinchilla and a guinea pig.

Additional information:

 Video of cryoperservation Alice in January 2008, 171 MB, 7 minutes.

 

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