For a pet
Urns shaped like the animal you are missing. A dog asleep with its head on its paws, a golden retriever, a tabby curled up in the sun. Each one holds a small pet's ashes, or a share of a larger one's.
6 designs
How to choose
Most pet urns are a box with a nameplate. These are sculptures first, so the urn looks like your dog or cat rather than like a container, and it can sit on a shelf without explaining itself to every visitor.
Each design is one size, and most hold about 10 cubic inches. Ashes run about a cubic inch for every pound a pet weighed, so that suits a cat or a small dog, or a share of a larger dog's ashes kept close while the rest are scattered or buried. The exact capacity is on each product page.
They are engineered ceramic, soft stone-white all the way through, with no glaze on top to chip or craze.
Not sure what capacity you need? The size guide and calculator works it out from the person's weight, including when ashes are shared between family members.
