Dog and Cat Cremation Urns

Puppy dog standing in the grass. Pet urns.

The loss of a beloved pet is a devastating event. No matter the breed or species, our animal companions are priceless gifts, giving love unconditionally for nothing in return but the same. Because most pets, like cats and dogs, are lifelong companions, there through thick and thin, the gripping loss can be hard to bear. At Pets to Rest we offer a broad, personalized collection of products to best memorialize the unique creature your pets was. From tiny keepsakes in wood, ceramic, and glass, to unique, artful urns and biodegradable caskets, Pets to Rest has the perfect memorial piece for your treasured friend.

Because cats and dogs are prevalent companions, prized for their wit and compassion, Pets to Rest has special cremation urn collections just for them. Some of our unique dog urns include the Fire Hydrant and Tennis Ball urns. Our variety of cat urns is broad, including the Yarn Ball and Faithful Friend urns. Designed to celebrate the joy that pets bring into our lives, the urns at Pets to Rest are available in a myriad of shapes, sizes, colors, and styles. Our engraving services are free with your purchase.

Many of our products can be engraved with a pet’s image, or name and epitaph. We also offer a selection of name plates that can be engraved and added to almost any piece. Our goal is to provide the widest selection possible to accommodate each unique pet. A new line of tile and wood pet cremation urns has just been added, with new products constantly being sought out. Although nothing can replace your companion, a thoughtful memorial can help the healing process begin, and become a reminder of the wonderful life your pet lead. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact Pets to Rest.

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UrnAdmin

Dec 27, 2018 05:34

Hello Elisa,

Pet cremation can vary depending on the size of the pet. Do you have large dogs? On average the cost to cremate a cat ranges between $60-$150 and dogs can range between 150$-350$ depending on their size. If you want to have private cremations for your pets, that is definitely an option as well, but it will lean towards the higher end for cost. Let me know if there is anything else I can help with.

Sincerely,
Susan Fraser

Elisa

Dec 25, 2018 03:20

Hi my name is Elisa and I have 4 dogs and 4 cats..I hate the thought of losing any of my fur babies..but I like to be prepared for when the unexpectedly comes..financially wise..what is the cost for pet cremation..I live in Arizona moved here 5 months ago from California..the cost of cremation for dogs is a bit more than cats cremation..
I really been thinking about this so much because I do not want to cremate my fur family with other owners pets..thank you.

Jordan

Jan 24, 2018 08:20

I've been looking for some pet urns, and I think that some tips would be good. I'm glad you talked about being able to get special cremation urn collections. I'm going to have to look for a few different pet urns and see what we find!

Deanna R. Jones

May 08, 2015 08:22

It's really great that there are cremation services for pets. I've owned cats growing up that I had to either bury or take to the animal shelter to have them put down. I'm not sure what they did with the body after they put them down, but it would have been nice to have had them cremated so that I can keep an urn that has their name engraved. That way, I can have something to keep in order to remember the life that I shared with my cats.

Ken

Jun 06, 2012 07:12

Thanks for posting about pet urns and memorials for our lost dogs and cats.

When we lost our MinPin Ginger it was a traumatic experience, even though we expected it.

Spending a little time finding a tasteful memorial and urn for ashes helped us to grieve and provides us with a daily remembrance of her life and all the good times we had together.

Ken