Labrador urns, sized to them.
Most Labradors weigh 55 to 80 lb (25 to 36 kg), so they need about 64 to 91 cubic inches (1,040 to 1,490 ml) of space. Our Medium urn holds a dog up to 66 lb (30 kg); a bigger Labrador needs our Large, which holds up to 88 lb (40 kg).
We sculpt each of our photo urns from your Lab's own photos, so it is a likeness of them, not a breed model. Enter their weight below to check the size.
- Most weigh
- 55 to 80 lb (25 to 36 kg)
- Space they need
- About 64 to 91 cubic inches (1,040 to 1,490 ml)
- Our urn size
- Medium or Large
Typical weights: American Kennel Club, Labrador Retriever. The space and urn size are worked out with our own rule, the one every White Doe urn made from photos is sized by.
Last checked 13 November 2026
Their weight, the space they need.
Use their healthy weight, not the weight of the ashes. If you are between two numbers, round up.
80 cubic inches
about 1,310 ml
Our Large urn holds a pet up to 88 lb (40 kg).
Pet urn size chart, by weight in pounds
| Their weight | Space they need | Our urn size |
|---|---|---|
| 8 lb (4 kg) | 12 cubic inches (195 ml) | Small |
| 12 lb (5 kg) | 16 cubic inches (265 ml) | Small |
| 20 lb (9 kg) | 25 cubic inches (410 ml) | Small |
| 30 lb (14 kg) | 36 cubic inches (590 ml) | Small |
| 40 lb (18 kg) | 47 cubic inches (770 ml) | Medium |
| 50 lb (23 kg) | 58 cubic inches (950 ml) | Medium |
| 60 lb (27 kg) | 69 cubic inches (1,130 ml) | Medium |
| 65 lb (29 kg) | 74 cubic inches (1,220 ml) | Medium |
| 70 lb (32 kg) | 80 cubic inches (1,310 ml) | Large |
| 80 lb (36 kg) | 91 cubic inches (1,490 ml) | Large |
| 88 lb (40 kg) | 100 cubic inches (1,640 ml) | Large |
| 90 lb (41 kg) | 102 cubic inches (1,670 ml) | Ask us before you order |
| 100 lb (45 kg) | 113 cubic inches (1,850 ml) | Ask us before you order |
How we work it out: one cubic inch of space for each pound they weighed, plus a tenth, plus 3 cubic inches. Small holds a pet up to 33 lb (15 kg), Medium up to 66 lb (30 kg) and Large up to 88 lb (40 kg).
Urns we make from your Lab's photos.
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Wrapped urn
from $229
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Portrait head urn
from $229
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Seated dog urn
from $229
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Collar urn
from $199
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Canopic urn
from $269
Choosing for a Lab, answered plainly.
What size urn does a Labrador need?
Most Labradors weigh 55 to 80 lb (25 to 36 kg), so they need about 64 to 91 cubic inches (1,040 to 1,490 ml) of space. Our Medium urn holds a dog up to 66 lb (30 kg); a bigger Labrador needs our Large, which holds up to 88 lb (40 kg).
Allow one cubic inch of space for each pound they weighed when they were well, plus a tenth, plus 3 cubic inches. Use your Lab's own weight, not the breed's: your vet will have a record of it. If they were close to the top of a size, choose the next one up.
Can you make an urn that looks like my Lab?
Yes. We sculpt it from your photos of them, so it shows your Lab, not a stock figure.
Send a few clear photos and we design it for free; you pay nothing until you say yes to the design. Making takes 10 working days from your yes.
Does it matter if my Lab was black, chocolate or yellow?
No. Black, chocolate and yellow Labradors are one breed with the same size range, so the size comes from your own Lab's weight.
We sculpt the urn from your photos of them, so it shows your Lab as they were.
Can the urn go outdoors?
Yes: the stone takes rain and frost.
The urn does not seal out rain, so the ashes stay in their sealed bag inside it.
Urn sizes, breed by breed.
Your pet not listed? The pet urn size guide works for any dog or cat.
A size for them, made to order.
See the urns, or answer a few quick questions and we will show you the pieces that fit.