Cherished Memories: Perfect Memorials Beloved Companion Cat Cremation Urn Review

When my disabled husband's 21 year old 'very special companion cat' died, he wanted a decent pet urn so that it could one day be buried with him. (This wish isn't as uncommon as some might think.) This little cat has been by his side through countless surgeries and hard times, and should probably be considered a service cat, even though she was a 'citizen'. that I create a gravestone drawing/marking on the computer. And because she was all white, the figure above looked remarkably like her. The

PERFECT. I just can't say enough good things about this urn. Two of my 16 year olds fell ill this summer and both were cremated. The urn is quite heavy and I like that everything inside is secured to the bottom with a plate that you screw on. Inside are both glasses provided by a veterinarian and a ceramic paw print. I have two other children who I know will easily fit in this bin when their time comes. IF YOU CHOOSE COLORS (the urn looks great but allows you to personalize it): Believe it or…

Beautiful urn, great resting place for my fluffy baby (cat) It is just as beautiful and detailed as described in the description, absolutely beautiful. I love that there is a picture slot (albeit a bit small, but a must for me). The open space on the left leaves room for decorations, which is very nice. I saw a lot of ideas while reviewing this product before buying it, but I'm in no way artistic so I plan on sticking a small label with my cat's name on it, a nice touch and easier than…

When my 18 year old cat died last summer I was devastated. We had a private cremation for her, so when I got the creams back I knew I needed something special to keep them. This urn is perfect. That's a lot more than I would need for the cremation alone. The pet crematorium returned them in a small silk pouch, inside a small wooden cube (my cat only weighed 6 pounds), and the cube fit in an urn, as did a memory card full of photos and videos, their favorite toys, and even a few physical…

This is a quality product->seriously. It appears to be metal with no burrs or sharp edges, and the top is engraved quite intricately with the cat on the mat. I combined the ash of my favorite sock (16lb tabby) and peanut. (12 pounds chintz), with a little room left. The cheapest pet container at my local shelter was $75 and wasn't as good as this one in my opinion and would only have room for one set of ashes. On the underside there is a metal plate of the corresponding color, which is fixed

Today I took the ashes of my child Tiberius and the urn appeared in a few hours. I had trouble choosing an urn but the reviews here helped me decide on this one. Tiberius was just a kitten (his date of birth is September 2014) and he had only been with us about 12 hours when I was told he had FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis). I had previous experience of this disease and knew he had a terrible future and decided to put him to sleep (11/28/14). I didn't know how to memorialize this furry…