Pet Choking Prevention & What It Means for You
Each year, June 22nd is designated as National Pet Choking Prevention Day, a day aimed at educating pet parents about the risks and dangers of choking, how it occurs, and what to do. According to NationalPetChokingPreventionDay.com, “More than 200,000 pet choking incidents occur in the US every year.” Choking is a serious concern for pets. […]
Beating the Houston Heat: How Dog Walkers Keep Pups Cool
It’s officially summer and Houston summers are known for scorching temperatures and relentless humidity. While most of us wish we could just retreat to air-conditioned comfort, we still need daily exercise. Our dogs are no different. That’s why our dog walkers plan visit times and distances to ensure our canine companions stay cool and safe. […]
Supporting Local Vets May Save You Money
At Animal Admiration, we support small businesses. We encourage you to do the same. Supporting locally owned and operated veterinary clinics has never been more important, especially as corporate buy-outs become the norm. Local practices are the best option for outstanding service and care. Plus, supporting local vets may save you money! Supporting Local Vets […]
Unleashing Hydration: Water Fountains for Cats AND Dogs?
Keeping cats and dogs hydrated is crucial for their overall health. Unfortunately, a stagnant bowl of water can be, well, unappetizing. Enter the pet water fountain! These contraptions offer a constantly flowing stream of water, mimicking the natural sources our pets evolved to drink from. At Animal Admiration, we think pet water fountains are a […]
Conquering Leash Reactivity: Retraining Your Dog with Positivity
Does the sight of an unfamiliar dog or person send your pup into a frenzy of barking and lunging? You’re not alone! Leash reactivity is a common behavioral issue in dogs. It can be frustrating for both you and your pet. Often, it affects your and your pet’s ability to enjoy walks, leading to reduced […]
Crate Expectations: To Crate or Not to Crate?
The Washington Post recently shared an article about crating dogs. In the article, the author states that the decision to crate a dog can be complicated. While it has its benefits, she worries about restricting her dog for extended periods. Today, we’re sharing Crate Expectations: To Crate or Not to Crate? As professional pet sitters […]
A Pet Parent’s Guide to Power Outages
A power outage can happen unexpectedly. Storms, freezing temperatures, traffic accidents, and more can result in a power outage of a few hours or a few days. Last week, we shared about the tornado that recently hit Katy, causing power outages and property damage. Today, we’re sharing a pet parent’s guide to power outages because […]
Great American Eclipse Day 2024: Keeping Your Pets Safe & Comfortable
Eclipse Day is less than a week away. CW39 Houston has a full report on what to expect. Yet, most of us are still confused as to what the eclipse will entail, how it will affect our day, and what our pets are going to think. Houston is forecasted to see the effects of the […]
Pro Tips for Pawsome Bluebonnet Photos with Your Pet
Bluebonnet season, one of our favorite times of year in Katy and its environs, is in full swing. Today, we’re sharing our pro tips for pawsome bluebonnet photos with your pet. Prep your gear, gather the fam, set up your shoot, get low, and capture the moment! Pro Tips for Pawsome Bluebonnet Photos with Your […]
National Pet Theft Awareness Day & How To Protect Pets
According to National Today, “Pet Theft Awareness Day is February 14, the day of love, and of course, the love we have for our fur babies. With care for our four-legged friends, we observe Pet Theft Awareness Day to shed light on the disgraceful act of pet theft.” They add that “Last Chance for Animals, […]