Pets are some of the closest beings to anyone's heart. Only those who ever have had a pet know how much they mean to them. It is very unfortunate yet a fact that that most pets have a life cycle much less than the masters; unless you are of course going for a turtle as a pet that has a history of living more than five hundred years. The most popular pets are dogs, cats, hamsters, birds etc. as days go by, and these pets gradually become a part of your life, more like a family member, a child or a friend.

It is no surprise that it hurts equally if not more when these pets pass away. Like any other death, these incidents will leave you all shaky and depressed. It will prove very hard to get out of the grieving phase. In such cases, you will not easily want to let go of the memories of the pet. If possible, you will want to hold on to them as much as possible. Apart from pictures and video clips of fond memories, pet urns are another way of keeping your pets physically thee with you.

These carriers make it possible to maintain the ashes of your loved pets. When you are going through the initial mourning periods, you really do not want to let go off the pets that have accompanied you for years and have given birth to many unforgettable memories and have been there at your side no matter what. Parting with them suddenly come down as something very hard to face.

When you want to keep your pet even after they pass away, you would want to do that in a special manner. What can be more special than a custom urn? You can get these made according to your specifications. You can follow a theme as well to commemorate your pet's memory. For example, if your cat was very fond of playing with balls, you can have a ball shaped carrier, you can go for a big bone shaped one for your dog. The ones that are available at vet clinics are rather prosaic and do not have much room for improvement. So what you can do is have your pet's ashes in these containers and then keep them inside a custom made one.

No matter what type of a custom urn you go for, always try and pick the right material for the urn. Go for something durable even if it requires you to pay some more. If you would want to eventually bury it, then go for a bio-degradable product. Although it seems impossible to part from your pet's ashes right after the unfortunate incident, eventually when you come out of the grief and would want that the beloved to go back to mother earth, a biodegradable carrier will be a smart option. After all, it's your pet-a very important part of your life; it deserves nothing less than the best.