Pet Memory ShopCaring Series Pet Casket – Safe, Durable & Elegant Burial Box for Dogs, Cats & Pets – Loving Memorial & Pet Loss Gift – Ideal for Honoring Pet’s Memory – Medium Size (White)

Nice quality. Will purchase again when the need arises for my other two pets.

The casket was perfect for my baby & sealed tight. Now he can rest peacefully.

I have now ordered two of these caskets. Very durable and money well spent. It's comforting to know when the sad day comes for my furbabies to cross the rainbow bridge that I am prepared.

This pet casket fit perfect for my small dog (just under 20 lbs) . It was simple and sturdy and easy to seal.

I took off a star for price since they are cheaper elsewhere, google people. The difference is a little staggering. On to the product itself. I bought one in 2016 and buried my boy. Then in 2022, another baby died unexpectedly and I ordered this. Since our ground has a lot of roots we bought a large planter box and an engraved grave marker in granite for this baby and mine from 2016. I had to dig up the one purchased then to put them both in the same planter and the coffin was in great shape, true to it's claims almost seven years later. I will buy again, but I'll google first!

I ordered medium sized one and it was absolutely fit perfect for my 14 lbs adult cat. I put his favorite blanket on it first, then placed my cat, just like sleeping on the side, relaxed and comfortable. There was plenty of rooms around the cat for toys, note, extra blanket. My cat wasn’t in tight space at all. I know the small casket would be just way too small for him. The casket is sturdy and waterproof. It comes with a special clay-like tape and it was easy to put on the top cover (inside rim). I also used duct tape to wrap around the casket just to be safe. I’m very pleased with it and plan to order two more for my cats in the future.

I worked in a crematory and saw how pets are handled. They are frozen in body bags at the vets and dumped/thrown into collecting trucks with many other pets on top of one another. They are then put in the ovens with many other dogs. They are cremated down to bones. The bones are mixed down to dust. Then they are scooped by the weight of your beloved! No way, no how, I would ever do this to my beloved pets. Eppie has heart failure now and Molly, her sister is 7 months younger. I had my grandson Danny go with me to Hobby Lobby and he made their 'Boxes" with their name and dates and stickers. I have them ready so I will be prepared to lay them down with their toys and blankets and know they are there resting peacefully in full as we bury them. Thank you, Pet Memory, for helping bring our family peace of mind.

This does what you need it to do. It came with a putty like adhesive tape that you stick to the inside of the lid, then peel off the backing paper of the tape when you are ready to seal it. The box came with instructions as well. I’m not sure how air tight or waterproof this really is if the putty tape seems to stay soft. I would describe the plastic box as being thin but sturdy. The material seems more like tightly bonded plastic. It’s not sturdy enough for you to stand on it and would estimate that it could hold up to 25 pounds on top of it.I got the medium size for my cat who was approximately 11 pounds and 24 inches long. I placed a towel inside before laying him in it. You can use a favorite pet blanket as well and decorate however you wish. My veterinarian recommended putting the pet in a sealed bag to prevent odors from attracting other animals. It’s import to bury the pet in a hole that is deep enough (at least 3 feet deep) and in a nonbiodegradeable container if the pet was euthanized so that the chemicals don’t harm other animals.I put in some of his favorite toys, some sage leaves and cat nip. I also used a silver metallic pen to write his name, dates, and to decorate it.Overall, the product does what you need it to do, but the price is high for what you get. I would say it’s closer to $50 max compared to other caskets available out there. This wasn’t the first pet I had to bury so I have a frame of reference to compare to other caskets I used.