Luke Judge

Over the course of the years, we form very special bonds with our feline friends. I’ve been fortunate enough to have a few cats in my lifetime. The last one, named ‘Midnight,’ passed a few years back after a long and happy life in Colorado.

At that time I wasn’t making pet urns in my wood shop. I was focused more on creating unique bowls, platters and kids toys. So when his ashes returned from the crematorium I simply buried them.

Now, in a similar situation, I’d use a cat urn instead to remember my companion. I’ve put together this guide to help you select the best cat urn for your cat.

There are a couple of unique considerations when selecting an urn for you cat as compared to urns for dogs.

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