How big of an urn do I need for my dog?

The size of your urn for dogs depends on their weight. As a general guideline, you’ll need approximately one cubic inch of urn capacity per pound of your pet’s weight. For a medium-sized dog, a dog urn with a capacity of 50–100 cubic inches are typically suitable. If you plan to share the ashes among family members, keepsake urns are a great option, allowing each loved one to keep a small portion as a cherished remembrance.

How long can you keep a dog's ashes?

You can keep your pet’s ashes for as long as you wish. Many people choose to keep them in a special urn for dogs as a lasting tribute.

Where should I place my dog urn at home?

The placement of your pet’s urn is a deeply personal decision. Some prefer to keep it on a mantel, shelf, or bedside table, while others choose a private space like a closet or memorial nook.

Is it better to cremate or bury a pet?

Both cremation and burial are meaningful options, and the choice depends on your personal preference. Consider what feels right for you and best honors your pet’s memory.

How much does it cost to cremate a dog?

The cost of pet cremation varies based on location and your dog’s weight. It’s best to contact a local crematorium for specific pricing and options.

What happens during a dog’s cremation?

During cremation, your pet is placed in a specialized chamber where high temperatures reduce the body to bone fragments, which are then processed into ashes. The ashes are carefully collected and placed in a dog urn for safekeeping.

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