Pet Photo Frame Urn

Pet Photo Frame Urn

A practical and understated pet memorial

The Pet Photo Frame Urn gives you a clear way to keep a pet’s ashes at home. At the same time, it allows you to display a favourite photograph. As a result, memories remain part of daily life rather than hidden away.

The frame is made from solid oak and has a natural look. Because of this, it suits many home settings. It also sits easily alongside other photos or keepsakes.

What is a pet photo frame urn?

A pet photo frame urn is a wooden frame that holds a photograph and a small amount of ashes. It suits pet owners who want to keep a visible reminder while storing ashes out of sight.

To use the frame, you place the ashes inside the rear compartment. You then secure the panel in place. After that, you add a photograph to the front of the frame. In this way, the ashes remain safe while the photo stays on display.

Materials and build

This wooden pet urn uses solid oak. The design includes two screws, which hold the ashes compartment firmly closed. In addition, four pads sit on the base to help protect shelves and furniture.

The oak surface works well with both colour and black-and-white photos. Therefore, the frame stays neutral and does not distract from the image.

Size, photo fit, and capacity

Overall size:
150mm (H) × 210mm (W) × 150mm (D)
5.9″ (H) × 8.5″ (W) × 5.9″ (D)

Photo size:
84mm (H) × 133mm (W)
3.5″ × 5″

Capacity:
1.35 litres / 85 cubic inches
This size suits the ashes of a medium to large dog.

Intended use

This Pet Photo Frame Urn is for indoor use only. It suits those who prefer an option that feels less formal than a separate urn. By combining a frame and ashes holder, it allows remembrance to feel natural and personal.

As with any item that holds ashes, handle the frame with care and place it on a stable surface.

Pet bereavement support

Choosing an urn is a personal decision, and many pet owners take time to find an option that feels right for them. If you would like additional guidance, you can visit our pet bereavement advice page or sign up for our 12 Step Pet Bereavement Guide.