Pewter Pet Urn With Black Paw Print Best Pet Urns ---Large

 

 

Pewter Pet Urn With Black Paw Print Best Pet Urns ---Large, a masterpiece crafted from sturdy brass with a captivating brushed pewter finish. Adorned with a charming array of black paw prints gracefully encircling the body and lid, this urn infuses a whimsical touch into its design. The lid, embellished with elegant gold trim, adds a touch of regality to its overall allure.

 

Capable of holding ashes for a pet weighing up to 79 lbs. prior to cremation, this urn ensures a secure resting place. The threaded lid guarantees that the precious ashes remain protected within. Deeper than words can express, may this Pewter Pet Urn bring solace and peace as it stands as a testament to the everlasting bond shared with your beloved pet.

 

 

 

 

We support personalization.

For customization, please let us know your beloved pet’s name, dates , or a short message that you would like to say to her/him.

 

 

 

Is aluminum or brass better for an urn?

Aluminum: Beneficial characteristics of an aluminum urn for ashes include being lightweight, malleable, corrosion-resistant and non-magnetic. Aluminum is also one of the more budget-friendly options for metal urns, making it a popular choice for those also purchasing space in a columbarium in a cemetery.

 

Brass: Brass is a lightweight metal alloy that gives off a bright golden appearance when polished. Oftentimes, brass cremation urns are finished with bronze or pewter to strengthen it and alter the color. Brass urns for human ashes can be coated in enamel or paint and is a popular choice for urns that will be displayed. Brass funeral urns are a popular choice due to their durability, color options, and elegant appearance.

 

How do you write a pet tribute?

You can write your wishes for him and express your love for him, I am sure your pet will feel your thoughts, they are just a different way to accompany you.

 

How big should a pet urn be?

The general rule of thumb is that you'll need at least 1 cubic inch for each pound that the animal weighs. For example, a dog that weighs 20 pounds will need an urn with a capacity of at least 20 cubic inches.

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