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For many people, losing a pet is like losing a part of the family, akin to losing a child. Unfortunately,
many people do not receive the same support for the passing of a pet as they would the passing of
during the grieving process and help to cherish the memory of your pet by providing some closure.
Placing the remains of your pet in a pet urn is a good way to do so.
Not everyone has a back yard in which to bury a pet and doing so can leave a beloved one behind
in the case of moving. The use of pet urns avoids this situation as urns can be placed outdoors or
inside on a mantel or in some other special location and transported as needed.
Pet urns come in a wide variety of materials, shapes and sizes. To determine the size of urn you will
need for your pet, you can use the same rule for a human that is used in the memorial industry,
which is one cubic inch of urn space for each pound that the animal weighed. This is a conservative
estimate and will probably be larger than what you actually need to contain all the remains of your
pet. However, sometimes it is good practice to buy a slightly larger pet urn than what you need.
Pet urns can be made of ceramic, glass, wood, bronze and metal. Typically the urn is in the shape of
a vase but other more original and unique designs can be used. You can also custom order your
urn to be in a design of your choosing. Placing the remains of your pet in a special urn that
represents your pet and its style is a way to insure that your love for your pet is showcased in an
appropriate manner.
Any type of pet urn that you purchase can be personalized with the name of the pet, the date of
passing as well as a loving phrase by which to remember him. Pet urns can also be engraved with a
picture of your pet taken from a photograph or the photograph itself can be placed in a frame on the
urn. There are many options from which to choose so it is important that the phrasing or the design
on a pet urn matches your needs for memorializing your pet.
Pet urns are not expensive and, if done properly, can almost be considered works of art. You need
to find the most appropriate and tasteful pet urn that will hold the ashes of your pet so that your
grieving process can continue its course.

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