Dog Urns for Ashes

Dog urns for ashes, from sleeping and sitting dog figures to breed portraits and simple paw print designs, in ceramic, wood, metal and biodegradable materials. Each one lists its capacity, so you can choose the right size for your dog.

Looking for a breed-specific tribute? Browse our Dog Breed Urns, including Golden Retriever Urns and French Bulldog Urns.

Choosing a dog urn

What size urn does a dog need? A common rule of thumb is one cubic inch of urn for every pound your dog weighed. A dog of 10 kg (22 lb) needs about 22 cubic inches, which is roughly 0.4 litres. A dog of 30 kg (66 lb) needs about 66 cubic inches, roughly 1.1 litres. Every urn on this page lists its capacity in litres, and our urn size guide has a calculator if you would like to check. If the figure falls between two urns, the larger one is the safer choice.

Shapes and styles. Some families choose a figure of a dog, such as a sleeping or sitting dog, or a portrait of a particular breed from our dog breed urns. Others prefer a simple shape with a paw print or a heart, which you will find among the paw print urns.

Materials. Ceramic is the most common choice here. There are also urns in metal, resin, wood and crystal glass, and biodegradable urns for a burial.

More help. Our guides cover what to do with your dog's ashes and how much it costs to have a dog cremated. You can also keep a small amount of ashes in pet ashes jewellery, or see every design in pet urns.