ECOpET Urns Size Guide

Selecting the right size of urn for your pet's ashes ensures a respectful and suitable resting place for your beloved companion. Here’s a guide to help you determine the ideal size based on your pet’s weight and your preferences for the urn’s design and location.

peace

Capacity: 3.0 L

Product Dimensions: 18cm diameter X 22cm height

Capacity: 3.0 Liters | 183 cubic inches approx

Finish: Natural glossy finish

Ashes/cremation remains are safely preserved in a peaceful and undisturbed manner via a lid at the top.

1. Understanding Urn Capacity by Pet Weight

General Rule of Thumb: For every pound of your pet’s body weight before cremation, plan for approximately one cubic inch of space in the urn. This rule provides enough space for most cremains. Purchasing an urn slightly larger than what you need is a good idea.

2. Consider the Type of Cremation (Full vs. Partial)

If you’re opting for individual (or full) cremation, all remains will be returned, so the full-size estimate applies.
Communal or partial cremation services may only provide a portion of the ashes. In this case, a smaller urn may be appropriate.

3. Sizing Examples (Based on Common Pet Sizes)

Small pets (e.g., rabbits, cats) up to 15 lbs: Require 15 cubic inches or less.
Medium pets (e.g., larger cats, small dogs like Terriers or Shih Tzus) 15–50 lbs: Require between 15 and 50 cubic inches.
Large pets (e.g., Labradors, Golden Retrievers) 50–120 lbs: Require between 50 and 120 cubic inches.
Very large pets (e.g., Great Danes, large Mastiffs) 120+ lbs: May need more than 120 cubic inches.

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serenity

Capacity: 0.6 L

Product Dimensions: 9cm diameter X 11cm height

Capacity: 0.6 Liters | 36 cubic inches approx

Finish: Natural glossy finish

Ashes/cremation remains are safely preserved in a peaceful and undisturbed manner via a lid at the top.

1. Understanding Urn Capacity by Pet Weight

General Rule of Thumb: For every pound of your pet’s body weight before cremation, plan for approximately one cubic inch of space in the urn. This rule provides enough space for most cremains. Purchasing an urn slightly larger than what you need is a good idea.

2. Consider the Type of Cremation (Full vs. Partial)

If you’re opting for individual (or full) cremation, all remains will be returned, so the full-size estimate applies.
Communal or partial cremation services may only provide a portion of the ashes. In this case, a smaller urn may be appropriate.

3. Sizing Examples (Based on Common Pet Sizes)

Small pets (e.g., rabbits, cats) up to 15 lbs: Require 15 cubic inches or less.
Medium pets (e.g., larger cats, small dogs like Terriers or Shih Tzus) 15–50 lbs: Require between 15 and 50 cubic inches.
Large pets (e.g., Labradors, Golden Retrievers) 50–120 lbs: Require between 50 and 120 cubic inches.
Very large pets (e.g., Great Danes, large Mastiffs) 120+ lbs: May need more than 120 cubic inches.

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eternity

Capacity: 1.0 L

Product Dimensions: 11cm diameter X 13cm height

Capacity: 1.0 Liters | 60 cubic inches approx

Finish: Natural glossy finish

Ashes/cremation remains are safely preserved in a peaceful and undisturbed manner via a lid at the top.

1. Understanding Urn Capacity by Pet Weight

General Rule of Thumb: For every pound of your pet’s body weight before cremation, plan for approximately one cubic inch of space in the urn. This rule provides enough space for most cremains. Purchasing an urn slightly larger than what you need is a good idea.

2. Consider the Type of Cremation (Full vs. Partial)

If you’re opting for individual (or full) cremation, all remains will be returned, so the full-size estimate applies.
Communal or partial cremation services may only provide a portion of the ashes. In this case, a smaller urn may be appropriate.

3. Sizing Examples (Based on Common Pet Sizes)

Small pets (e.g., rabbits, cats) up to 15 lbs: Require 15 cubic inches or less.
Medium pets (e.g., larger cats, small dogs like Terriers or Shih Tzus) 15–50 lbs: Require between 15 and 50 cubic inches.
Large pets (e.g., Labradors, Golden Retrievers) 50–120 lbs: Require between 50 and 120 cubic inches.
Very large pets (e.g., Great Danes, large Mastiffs) 120+ lbs: May need more than 120 cubic inches.

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stella

Capacity: 2.2 L

Product Dimensions: 16cm diameter X 19cm height

Capacity: 2.2 Liters | 134 cubic inches approx

Finish: Natural glossy finish

Ashes/cremation remains are safely preserved in a peaceful and undisturbed manner via a lid at the top.

1. Understanding Urn Capacity by Pet Weight

General Rule of Thumb: For every pound of your pet’s body weight before cremation, plan for approximately one cubic inch of space in the urn. This rule provides enough space for most cremains. Purchasing an urn slightly larger than what you need is a good idea.

2. Consider the Type of Cremation (Full vs. Partial)

If you’re opting for individual (or full) cremation, all remains will be returned, so the full-size estimate applies.
Communal or partial cremation services may only provide a portion of the ashes. In this case, a smaller urn may be appropriate.

3. Sizing Examples (Based on Common Pet Sizes)

Small pets (e.g., rabbits, cats) up to 15 lbs: Require 15 cubic inches or less.
Medium pets (e.g., larger cats, small dogs like Terriers or Shih Tzus) 15–50 lbs: Require between 15 and 50 cubic inches.
Large pets (e.g., Labradors, Golden Retrievers) 50–120 lbs: Require between 50 and 120 cubic inches.
Very large pets (e.g., Great Danes, large Mastiffs) 120+ lbs: May need more than 120 cubic inches.

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infinity

Capacity: 1.4 L

Product Dimensions: 13cm diameter X 16cm height

Capacity: 1.4 Liters | 85 cubic inches approx

Finish: Natural glossy finish

Ashes/cremation remains are safely preserved in a peaceful and undisturbed manner via a lid at the top.

1. Understanding Urn Capacity by Pet Weight

General Rule of Thumb: For every pound of your pet’s body weight before cremation, plan for approximately one cubic inch of space in the urn. This rule provides enough space for most cremains. Purchasing an urn slightly larger than what you need is a good idea.

2. Consider the Type of Cremation (Full vs. Partial)

If you’re opting for individual (or full) cremation, all remains will be returned, so the full-size estimate applies.
Communal or partial cremation services may only provide a portion of the ashes. In this case, a smaller urn may be appropriate.

3. Sizing Examples (Based on Common Pet Sizes)

Small pets (e.g., rabbits, cats) up to 15 lbs: Require 15 cubic inches or less.
Medium pets (e.g., larger cats, small dogs like Terriers or Shih Tzus) 15–50 lbs: Require between 15 and 50 cubic inches.
Large pets (e.g., Labradors, Golden Retrievers) 50–120 lbs: Require between 50 and 120 cubic inches.
Very large pets (e.g., Great Danes, large Mastiffs) 120+ lbs: May need more than 120 cubic inches.

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Key features:

Compressed Natural Bamboo: Each urn is crafted from durable, lightweight bamboo, showcasing its natural beauty while providing a strong and elegant resting place.

Eco-Friendly: Designed for pet lovers who prioritize sustainability, our urns are biodegradable, offering a compassionate way to honor your pet’s memory.

Shock-Resistant: Engineered to protect your pet’s ashes, these urns are resilient against impacts, ensuring your cherished memories are safeguarded.

Selecting the right size of urn is a thoughtful step in honoring your pet’s memory. If you need help with the specifics or want to explore different urn options, contact our ecopet team for personalized guidance.

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