Creation Core Small Animal Wooden Pet Memorial Keepsake Urn Pet Funeral Urns Memorial Keepsake Box for Dogs Pet Urn Box Wooden Pet Urns for Cats

The media could not be loaded.  This is exactly what I was looking for. My cat passed away and the tiny/cheap little wooden box his remains came in just wasn’t what I wanted… I searched high and low for a few weeks for a bamboo box that would fit his remains, plus a few other items like his paw print and collar. I also wanted to include his sisters paw print and collar because I wanted them to be “together”. Anyway, this wooden box is perfect. It was worth penny in my opinion and I am very happy with it.

Unless you are burying a mouse or a gerbil, it’s not going to fit. It’s like a little jewelry box.

Paw marks are not dark enough to compensate the wood grains but I would recommend since it is well made

Great way to pay tribute to your little family member. The only drawback is that it doesn’t secure when closed and can be opened by lifting the lid.

My beloved dog of 14 years passed away last week. I opted not to get his ashes back, though this box would have worked well for that too.What I wanted was a box to hold my keepsakes of him- some photos, ink prints of his paws, a lock of tail hair, and his collar. Because I want to look at these items from time to time, I needed an easy to open, top lid box, which this is. Most of the pet “urn” boxes have a sliding panel on the bottom as they aren’t intended to be opened regularly. If you want something secure, I’d go with one of those. If you want to be able to easily view/touch the precious mementos inside, then this box is perfect.

Love it