Heart Shaped Ceramic Pet Urn With Paw Print

What size Urn do I need?
Understanding how much cremated remains (ashes) are left after a cremation can allow you to know what size urn is required. Understanding
all the options for your consideration is very important. For some families keeping all the cremated remains together is very important,
however for others, having multiple items and locations for their loved ones offers lots of comfort.
Cremated remains can be held in an urn, which can be for part or all of the cremated remains in an array of different sized urns. These can
be housed indoors and with some urns outside. They can be buried and/or scattered in a selection of different biodegradable urns and/or
scatter tubes. Some family members like to hold a small token amount of ashes close to them. This can be in either/both keepsake and small
urns and also jewellery, with a vast range of rings, pendants, beads and bracelets available. Our recommendation is to discuss all the options
with the whole family to make an informed decision.

General info
It is important to note that when choosing a cremation urn, you should concentrate on the volume of the remaining ashes rather than their
weight. You can measure volume in litres.
To learn more about the ashes capacity of a specific Urn, we provide specifications on every product in the product detail. The information
below is to guide you through this process.
Below you will find Ashes Volume Tables for the body weight prior to the cremation and a guide on which size urn will have sufficient capacity.