The “conservation” procedure is multi-stage: first the animal is euthanized, then the process of cooling in an ice bath with various drugs begins, then during the operation the blood of the “patient” is drained and replaced with cryoprotectants. These substances should protect the animal from damage during freezing. After numerous manipulations, the animal’s body will be placed in a steel tank containing liquid nitrogen and sent to a warehouse, where it will await scientific advances.
“price list” is not ready yet.
Despite the high cost of the service, 500 pets have already settled on the company’s waiting list. Among them: cats, dogs, hamsters, a monkey and even a horse. The first test subject should be frozen in the next few months. However, loving owners may not wait for pets to wake up from the freezing “sleep”, as the creation of drugs may stretch over decades.
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