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Cat Cremation Urns & Cremation Jewelry
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In every quiet moment, their whiskered soul still lingers.
Cats bring a little wildness into our homes, show us how to take cat naps, and reduce our stress levels when they purr in our laps. Losing a feline companion can make us feel lost. We grieve their soothing presence, their warmth, their soft fur. The ancient Egyptians kept their royal cats close to the pyramids, bringing them with them into the next life.
With cat urns, you and your family can keep your furry feline close even when they’ve gone on to the happy hunting grounds.
Custom And Unique Designs
An artfully designed cat cremation urn is a keyway to memorialize your unique feline. Our pet cremation urns come in a wide variety of customizable designs. Available in comforting, cheerful colors, our cat urns, especially the biodegradable ones, offer a peaceful way to return your beloved companion to the embrace of Mother Earth.
Remembering Your Furry Friend with GetUrns’ Feline Urns
You can keep the memory of your beloved feline alive for years to come with our pet cremation urns. Designed to offer both beauty and comfort, these memorials provide a heartfelt way to honor the life and love you shared with your cherished companion. Whether placed on a mantel or a special spot in your home, our cat urns serve as a lasting tribute, keeping their spirit close and your memories vivid.
These enduring feline urns do more than just hold ashes; they offer solace in times of sorrow, helping you process your grief while celebrating your pet's unique personality.
The act of artfully memorializing your cat can be a deeply healing experience for both individuals and families. With elegant designs and meaningful symbolism, our cat cremation urns offer a beautiful resting place and a gentle step forward in your journey of remembrance and love.
One such tribute is the Princess Cat White Pet Urn, a graceful and regal cat urn that captures your beloved feline’s poise with handcrafted elegance. Graceful pearl-like veining and a sparkling Swarovski crystal collar make this cat urn for ashes, a refined symbol of love and remembrance.
For those who wish to keep their precious companion close, the Princess Cat Pearl with Pink Swarovski Crystal Sterling Silver Cremation Pendant offers a wearable tribute. Modeled after the Princess Cat urn, this sterling silver feline urn pendant features a pink Swarovski crystal and timeless charm—an elegant way to hold their memory near your heart.
Cat Cremation Jewelry That Speaks to the Heart
When grief settles in, having something tangible can offer comfort. Our cat cremation jewelry gives you a way to keep a part of your beloved feline close, more than a keepsake, it’s a quiet symbol of love that endures.
From silver pendants to bracelet beads, each piece holds a small portion of ashes, fur, or whiskers. The Cat Rhodium Plated Sterling Silver Cremation Bracelet Bead features a sweet, cat-shaped charm with detailed features and a rhodium finish for lasting shine. A hidden compartment preserves a touch of their memory, subtle, precious, and always with you.
Looking for something vibrant? The Pride Rainbow Sterling Silver Cremation Pendant offers a radiant tribute. Made from 925 sterling silver and rhodium-plated for durability, it comes with a matching chain and pairs beautifully with the Rainbow Bridge Pet Cremation Urn for a unified and heartfelt memorial.
Whether worn every day or held for special moments, our feline urn jewelry is a deeply personal way to carry their memory, always near your heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some FAQs to help guide you through the process of honoring your beloved cat with care and understanding:
Is it better to bury or cremate your cat?
There’s no one right answer, it depends on your personal beliefs, space availability, and emotional needs. Some find comfort in burying their cat in a meaningful location, such as a backyard or pet cemetery. Others prefer cremation for its flexibility in memorialization, especially when moving homes or living in areas with burial restrictions.
How much does it cost to cremate a cat near me?
The cost of cremating a cat varies based on location, the weight of your cat, and the type of cremation service you choose (communal or private). On average, it may range between $50 to $200. For the most accurate estimate, it's best to contact your local veterinary clinic or pet crematorium directly.
What should I do with my cat's body while waiting for cremation?
It’s a difficult moment, but proper aftercare is important. If cremation is not immediate, keep your cat’s body in a cool, dry place, ideally refrigerated if possible. Wrap them gently in a soft towel or blanket, place them in a box or container, and keep them away from heat and direct sunlight.
How do I prepare my cat for cremation?
Begin by gently wrapping your cat’s body in a clean cloth or towel. Contact a pet cremation provider, who will guide you through the next steps, including pickup or drop-off options. After the cremation, the ashes will be returned in a standard container or can be transferred to a cat urn or feline urn of your choosing.
What size urn do I need for my cat?
Urn size depends on your cat’s weight. As a general guide, you'll need one cubic inch of space per pound of your cat’s body weight. For example, a 10-pound cat would need an urn with a minimum capacity of 10 cubic inches. It's often recommended to choose a slightly larger urn to ensure a comfortable fit.
How can I display my cat urn?
You can display your cat urn in any meaningful space, on a mantel, bookshelf, or dedicated memorial corner in your home. Choose a location that feels peaceful and special to you. Many urns, especially those with elegant or decorative designs, blend beautifully with home décor while honoring your beloved pet.
Is it normal to keep your cat's ashes?
Yes, it’s completely normal and very common. Many pet parents choose to keep their cat’s ashes to stay close to them. Whether stored in a decorative feline urn, turned into jewelry, or placed in a keepsake box, keeping their ashes is a deeply personal and respectful way to honor their memory.
Can I cremate my cat myself?
In most areas, private cremation at home is not recommended and may be prohibited by local laws due to health and environmental concerns. Professional pet cremation services are equipped to handle the process safely and respectfully. Always check with local authorities or veterinarians before considering any alternative methods.
