Pet Urns & Memorials

Start with size. Urns are sized to your pet's body weight before cremation, roughly one cubic inch of capacity per pound, so a 30 lb dog needs about 35-40 cubic inches with a little room to spare. Wood urns in oak, walnut, or maple take laser engraving cleanly for a name, dates, or a short line; ceramic and stoneware urns hand-thrown by potters glaze in custom colors and usually include a hidden bottom seal. Expect $40-$90 for small engraved wood boxes, $120-$180 for hand-built ceramic, and a similar band for cast concrete. Not keeping ashes? Look at outdoor memorials instead. Weather-sealed garden stones and slate markers run $30-$120, many cast with a real paw or nose print pressed into the surface. Cremation jewelry seals a pinch of ashes inside a pendant, from $30 to $120. Many makers ship stock pieces in 3-7 business days; engraved and fully custom work runs 1-3 weeks, and ash-fill jewelry can take 4-12 weeks once the maker receives the ashes.

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