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Determining the Size Pet Urn You Need

CUBIC INCHES VS POUNDS

A cremation urn's volume is measured in cubic inches. This measurement pertains to the space inside the urn and applies to animals and humans.

The standard for converting pounds to cubic inches is ONE CUBIC INCH for EACH ONE POUND of body weight just before cremation. In other words, it's a 1:1 ratio.

EXAMPLE:

If your pet's body weight just before cremation is 15 pounds, the MINIMUM size urn you need is 15 cubic inches; if 30 pounds, 30 cubic inches; if 110 pounds, 110 cubic inces, and so on.

If you'll be keeping just a small portion of your pet's cremains, consider a keepsake pet urn, such as a pendant. They have a cavity for storing cremains.

TIP: Planning for An Overage of Cremains

Sometimes, the volume of cremains may exceed the storage capacity of the urn. You should determine the minimum size urn you need first, then, simply add 10% to the minimum size. This way, should there be an overage of cremains, the urn will accomodate them.

For example, if your pet's weight just before cremation is 20 pounds, the minimum size urn you'll need after adding 10% is 22 cubic inches (20 plus 10% of 20).

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How to Store Your Pet's Cremains

STORING YOUR PET'S CREMAINS

When storing your pet's cremains, we recommend putting them into a sealable plastic bag first. Then, place the bag inside the urn for storage. This way, if anything happens to the urn, for example, if it's accidentally broken, you won't lose any of the cremains and they can be placed inside another urn.

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