Step 1 — How much does your pet weigh?

Weight is the biggest factor in cremation pricing.

Step 2 — What type of cremation?

Private costs more but guarantees only your pet's ashes are returned. Learn the differences →

Step 3 — Any add-on services?

Select everything that applies. Not all providers offer every service.

Your estimate will appear here

Complete steps 1 and 2 to see a price range.

Price ranges are based on aggregated Florida provider data. Prices vary by provider, city, and availability. Always confirm pricing directly with the provider before deciding.

Pet Urn Size Chart

Rule of thumb: one cubic inch of urn capacity per pound of body weight. If your pet weighs 20 lbs, choose at least a 20 cu in urn.

Pet Weight	Min. Urn Size	Size Category	Examples
Menos de 10 lb	10 cu in	Extra Pequena	Gato, conejo pequeno, perro toy
10-25 lb	25 cu in	Pequena	Perro pequeno, gato grande
25-50 lb	50 cu in	Mediana	Perro mediano (Beagle, Cocker Spaniel)
50-75 lb	75 cu in	Grande	Perro grande (Labrador, Husky)
75-100 lb	100 cu in	Extra Grande	Perro grande (Pastor Aleman, Rottweiler)
Mas de 100 lb	100+ cu in	Jumbo / Personalizada	Razas gigantes (Gran Danes, Mastin)

Note: cremated remains are often around 3-4% of live body weight. If you are between sizes, size up.

Cost Calculator

Step 1 — How much does your pet weigh?

Step 2 — What type of cremation?

Step 3 — Any add-on services?

Pet Urn Size Chart