Dog urns
A dog leaves the biggest gap in the quietest way: the lead by the door, the space at the end of the bed, the walk you still set out on out of habit. Sizing matters more for dogs than any other animal, from a whippet to a mastiff, so every urn and casket here lists the weight range it suits.
An urn only means something if you are certain whose ashes are inside. Every one here sits on top of individual cremation with a verified ID tag.
Examples of urns suited to a dog. Sizes and personalisation vary by maker. We priced 133 of these across 6 Australian retailers: the median is $220 and the middle half falls between $130 and $290. How we surveyed it.
More for a dog
urns for other animals
Things people ask us
Do I have to choose an urn straight away?
No. Ashes come home in your included timber urn or scatter tube, and you can order a different urn months later. Many families do.
How do I know the ashes are my pet's?
A stainless ID tag assigned at collection is verified before and after cremation and sealed with the ashes. Our chain-of-care page explains every step.
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