Losing a beloved pet can be a painful experience for many people, whether they have lived too long or have just died suddenly. To preserve their memories, many families choose to cremate their pets rather than bury them. The rest of the ashes are stored in jars that the family keeps at home.

There are many different types, sizes and designs of pet jars to choose from to give your pet a proper place for a final rest that you put in a place where you can see them every day to help you along. You can also avail the benefits of pet cremation urns via www.pulvisurns.com/collections/pet-urns.

Pet jars, like other types of urns, come in a variety of materials. These include ceramics, metal, wood and glass. When deciding what material to use for your jars, keep in mind where you plan to store them. If it's in an open area where people pass frequently, it's more likely to be torn down, which means avoiding fragile materials like glass and ceramic and considering metal or wood. Ceramic and glass are ideal for favourite jars kept out of normal access in a safe place.

Ceramic pet jars are one of the most common and many people choose them because of their universal nature and relatively inexpensive compared to other materials. Ceramic jars can be made into almost any shape you want because the clay is malleable. They can be glazed or painted in various colours of your choice. Ceramic pet jars are also biodegradable, meaning you can use them as a coffin if you decide to bury your pet one day.