Dog Cremation Urns

Explore personalized dog urns for ashes in ceramic, wood, and metal. Choose from photo, portrait, and engraved designs in full-size or keepsake options.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right size dog urn?

Start with your dog's weight before cremation. A common guideline is about one cubic inch of urn capacity per pound of body weight, with a little extra room for the sealed ashes bag. Check the size and weight recommendations on each product page. If you're between sizes, choose the larger one. Full pet urn size guide →

Will the urn hold all of my pet's ashes?

A full-size urn can hold all of your dog's ashes when the chosen size has enough capacity for the ashes and the crematory's sealed bag. Keepsake urns hold only a portion. Check the size or weight guidance for the specific product and variant; if the capacity is unclear, contact us before ordering.

Can I keep the ashes in their original bag?

Yes. Many families prefer to keep the ashes in the sealed bag provided by the crematory and place the entire bag inside the urn. Just make sure there's enough room for the bag as well as the ashes. You don't need to handle loose ashes unless you prefer to. How to transfer pet ashes into an urn →

How much ash will my dog leave?

A common planning estimate is about one cubic inch of urn capacity per pound of your dog's body weight. The actual amount varies, and the crematory's sealed bag needs extra room. If you're choosing between sizes, ask your crematory for the approximate volume. How much ash is left after pet cremation →

Can I split my pet's ashes between two urns?

Yes. Some families choose one full-size urn and a smaller keepsake, so more than one person can keep a remembrance of their dog. Keepsake urns are designed to hold a portion of ashes rather than the full amount. How families split ashes between urns →

Are pet cremation urns sealed?

Closure methods vary by design. Some urns have fitted lids, while others may use threaded or secured closures. Not every urn is permanently sealed. Check the closure details on the product page, and contact us if you need help choosing one. How urn lids close, and how to seal one safely →

Which material is best for a dog cremation urn?

It depends on where you'll keep it and the look you prefer. Ceramic urns work well for detailed photos and portraits. Wood offers a warmer, more traditional look, while metal urns are a durable option. Each material has different finishes and closure styles. Ceramic, wood or metal — full comparison →

Can I personalize a dog urn with a photo or name?

Yes. Many of our dog urns can be personalized with a photo, name, portrait or short message. The options depend on the design. For applicable custom orders, we'll email a digital preview for your approval before production begins.

What kind of photo works best for a personalized dog urn?

A clear, well-lit photo with your dog's face in focus usually works best. Phone photos are fine, and older photos may work too. We'll review your image and let you know if there's a problem before production. Personalizing a pet urn, step by step →

How long does a personalized dog urn take to arrive?

Production begins after you've approved your design preview. Processing and shipping times vary by product and destination, so please check the individual product page for the current delivery estimate.

What if the ashes don't fit?

If the ashes don't fit, don't force the lid. Check whether a larger urn or a separate keepsake will work, and contact us if you need help choosing a suitable size. What to do if the ashes don't fit →

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