The relationship between humans and their dogs has evolved over the years, strengthening emotional bonds.Today, a dog is no longer just a pet; it is a full-fledged member of the family. Therefore, when they pass away, the pain of loss is immense, and many people want to honor their memory in a meaningful way. Cremation, followed by keeping the ashes in an urn, has become a common practice to pay tribute to our four-legged companions.
Choosing a Funeral Urn for Your Dog: A Final Act of Love
Losing a dog can be particularly difficult. Choosing an appropriate funeral urn is crucial for paying this final tribute. An urn is not just a container; it is a symbol of the love and gratitude we have for our dog.
Why Choose a Biodegradable Urn Containing a Tree?
Every pet owner experiences the grief of losing their animal in a unique way. A biodegradable tree urn is a particularly symbolic choice. It represents not only the eternity of emotions but also a return to nature. This type of urn allows you to honor your faithful companion while offering a symbolic continuation of life.
Choosing a tree urn means:
- Thanking your pet for the years of happiness spent together.
- Preserving a part of them despite the physical separation.
- Soothing the pain of grief by experiencing it in a gentler way.
- Commemorating your dog’s life with a lasting symbol.
Personalizing the Urn with Your Message
Personalizing the urn can be a comforting way to say goodbye. Each message printed on the urn is unique, reflecting the animal’s personality and the bond with their owner. Ask us to print your personal message if it provides emotional support for you.
What Size Urn for a Dog Weighing 40kg?
The size of the urn depends on the weight of the dog. To estimate the volume of the ashes, we recommend dividing the animal’s weight by 28. For a dog weighing 40kg, you should choose an urn with a capacity of about 1.4 liters. Our M model, which can hold up to 1.6 liters of ashes, will be perfect.
However, for larger dogs weighing over 45kg, we recommend our L model urn, which can accommodate the ashes of a pet weighing up to 90kg.
Where to Place the Urn with Your Faithful Companion’s Ashes?
Some people start by keeping the urn at home, just as they would with a standard urn, to help them grieve, until the day they feel ready to plant a young tree, bury it, and let go of the memory of their deceased pet. Others choose to plant it directly, accompanied by a ceremony celebrating the cycle of life.
Here are some options for planting the tree urn containing your dog’s ashes:
- Family Garden: Planting the urn in your garden allows you to maintain a direct and daily connection with your dog, creating a personal and intimate space for reflection.
- Forests and Wooded Lands: Choosing a natural location, such as a forest or wooded area, offers the urn a peaceful environment, in harmony with nature.
- Pet Memorial Gardens: These places are specifically dedicated to pets, offering a respectful and soothing setting to honor your dog’s memory.
- In a Large Pot on Your Terrace: If you prefer to keep the urn close to you, planting it in a large pot on your terrace is an excellent option. This allows you to integrate your dog’s memory into your daily living space.
- In a Special Place: Others choose to plant it in a special place filled with memories where they shared many moments of play and joy.
Whatever the choice, by transforming the ashes into a tree, a symbol of life and rebirth, the tree urn remains a way to keep your dog close to you, in memory of the happy times spent together.
Conclusion
Losing a dog is a difficult experience, but choosing an urn and a place to plant it can help honor their memory in a meaningful way. The most important thing is to find what resonates most with your feelings and the memory of your pet. In this way, even after their departure, our companions remain always present in our hearts and thoughts.
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