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Cat urns for ashes

Cats are more than just pets; they are our family. They have enriched our lives for years with their quirky personalities, antics, and unconditional love. They provide comfort, companionship, and become our best friends. The loss of your beloved cat leaves a significant void that cannot be easily filled. Fortunately, there are ways to keep the beautiful memories alive, and one of those ways is through a cat urn for ashes.

What is a cat urn?

A cat urn is a specifically designed cat ashes box, meant to serve as a resting place for the ashes of a deceased cat. It stands as both a tribute to their memory and a symbol of the lasting bond between owner and pet. These cat ashes keepsakes capture the essence of your feline friend, ensuring that even in their absence, a part of them remains close to you.

What types of cat urn for ashes can I choose?

Cat urns for ashes are special containers designed to hold the ashes of your departed cat. They are made from various materials such as ceramic, wood, metal, bronze, or glass. Cat urns come in different shapes and sizes, ensuring there is a cat urn that suits your cat.

Sleeping cat shaped urn

A popular choice for many is a cat urn with a sleeping cat design. It is a beautiful tribute, it is as if your beloved friend is peacefully sleeping. This type of pet urn for cats is made of bronze and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Heart-shaped cat urn

Heart-shaped cat urns are a beautiful tribute to the unconditional love and affection we had for our cat. Our heart-shaped cat urns are available in different shapes and materials such as wood, ceramic, bronze, and porcelain.

Biodegradable cat urn

Biodegradable cat urns are designed for those who wish to leave a minimal footprint on the environment while paying respects to their furry friend. Crafted from materials like sand, salt and other organic compounds, these urns naturally decompose over time when buried, allowing your cat to return to the earth. They're perfect for those looking to plant a tree or shrub over their cat's ashes, symbolizing new life from cherished memories.

Personalised cat urn

Celebrate the unique memories you shared with your feline friend by choosing one of our personalised cat urns that allow you to include a cherished photo. Each cat urn is crafted with precision, ensuring that the image of your beloved cat is beautifully showcased. This way, you can keep a visual reminder of the love and moments you shared, and the bond that remains eternal. The 

What size cat urn do I need?

The size of the cat urn for ashes largely depends on the weight of your cat before cremation. Typically, one pound of body weight will yield roughly one cubic inch of ashes. For instance, if your cat weighed 10 pounds, you'd ideally choose an urn with a capacity of at least 10 cubic inches. It's always better to opt for an urn slightly larger than the calculated size to ensure there's ample space.

See which cat urn you need for your cat.

Breed

Weight (lbs) of the cat

Needed urn volume in Cubic Inches

British Shorthair Cat

7 - 12

7 - 12

Domestic Cat

8 - 10

8 - 10

Himalayan Cat

7 - 12

7 - 12

Maine Coon

10 - 25

10 - 25

Persian Cat

7 - 12

7 - 12

Siamese Cat

8 - 15

8 -15

What is a nice place for a cat urn?

When choosing a suitable cat urn, consider where you intend to place it. Some people prefer to keep the urn indoors as a memorial space where they can grieve and remember their cat. Others choose to place the urn in a special spot in the garden, perhaps where the cat used to enjoy spending time. The intended location of the urn determines which type of urn is suitable, as not all materials are resistant to all weather conditions. Materials such as stainless steel, natural stone, ceramic, and bronze are suitable for outdoor use. Each product page indicates whether an urn is suitable for outdoor placement.

Need advice on purchasing a cat urn?

Choosing an urn for your cat is not an easy process. We always recommend taking your time and discussing the options with your family, if necessary.

If you need advice or more information about a specific cat urn, feel free to contact us.