Choosing the Perfect Urn Size for Your Pet

We know this is a tough time, so here's a simple, fuzz-free guide to help you make an informed decision.

The Tea on Sizing

Urns come in different sizes (measured in cubic meters, liters, or inches). No one-size-fits-all:

• Your pet was unique, and their memorial should be too.
• Sizing tip for big pets: Think in terms of familiar items like Starbucks cups or Hydro Flasks.
• Need flexibility? You don’t have to use all the ashes in one urn.
• Pro tip: Leave extra room if you’d like to add items like your pet's collar or favorite toy.

Size Guide

Here’s a quick reference to help you choose the right size:

For the Metric Besties

For the Imperial Besties

For every 1 pound of your pet's weight you'll need about 1 cubic inch of space in the urn. An example: If your dog weighed 16 pounds, you'll need an urn with a cubic capacity of at least 16 cubic inches.

Mix & Match Options 

Your pet’s memory is yours to cherish in any way you choose. Here are a few ideas:

• Smaller, aesthetic urns: Match it to your personal style or room décor.
• Share the love: Divide ashes among family members so everyone keeps a piece of the memories.
• Get creative: Explore memorial options like jewelry or planting a tree with part of the ashes.
• Save some for later: Keep a portion for a future moment, such as a sunset scattering ceremony.

Final Thoughts

Your pet's memorial is a lasting connection to their love and companionship. Whether it’s a comforting spot on your shelf or jewelry you keep close to your heart, create a space that brings you peace.

After all, they’ll always be your ride or die—just in a different form now.