winter safety tips for pets
As temperatures are dropping across Texas and we want to be sure that you are prioritizing your pet’s safety too. Here are a few winter safety tips to help keep your pet safe.
common pet toxins: what to look out for
Toxic substances are everywhere and pet owners need to know what can be potentially harmful for their pet. Rollin’ Vets is here to provide you with the most current and up-to-date resources regarding toxic substances. Save this information so you can ensure your pet’s optimal safety and keep your worries at bay.
Pet preparedness: Hurricanes, floods and storms in houston
We may still be in what feels like the never-ending, cruelest summer on record, but we need to keep our guard up for the dreaded “h” word. Hurricane season doesn’t end until 11/30, so there’s still a lot of time for the Gulf to do some crazy things. And when you’re preparing for a big storm, you can’t forget about your pets! Below is our list of tips to prepare for a big storm for you and your pet’s safety.
fourth of july pet safety
As responsible pet owners, it is essential to understand the potential dangers fireworks pose to our four-legged furiends and take proactive measures to keep them safe.
protect those paws! 5 ways to keep your pet’s feet safe in the summer heat.
With the scorching Texas summer in full swing (if we hear the term “record breaking heat” again, we are going to scream), it's time to talk about a crucial topic that often goes unnoticed: protecting our pet’s paws.
the importance of pet preparedness: safeguarding our pets
Our pets hold a special place in our hearts, bringing joy, companionship, and unconditional love to our lives. As responsible pet owners, it is our duty to ensure their well-being and safety in every situation. Just like we make arrangements for our families during emergencies, we must also extend our planning and preparation to include our furry friends.
facts about microchipping your pet
June is National Microchip Month. We cannot stress this enough-microchipping your pet is vital, especially when living in Houston. In a 2016 study conducted by Houston PetSet, approximately 84,512 animals went through the Houston shelter system. This cost Houston’s five largest shelters a collective $36,323,500, not accounting for the millions of privately funded dollars raised by hundreds of smaller non-profit animal welfare organizations. Additionally, it is estimated that there are also hundreds of thousands of homeless dogs and cats. In some surveys, Houston residents have reported stray dogs and cats as the most common problem in their neighborhoods, ranking higher than crime, drinking water, pollution and dumping, and creating a quality of life issue for our community.
pet poison prevention
If you suspect your pet has consumed something toxic, call the Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) for any animal poison-related emergency, 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. Save their number in your phone (right meow)! (888) 426-4435 ‼️
What to do if your pet has come in contact with a toxic substance:
If you believe your pet has been poisoned, remain calm and follow these steps. Save this infographic to your device to ensure you know what to do in the case of an emergency.
what are the most common symptoms of pet poisoning?
Being able to identify the sings of pet poisoning is important. If your pet is experiencing any of these symptoms, contact your veterinarian or ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center immediately.
the most toxic substances for pets
It’s National Poison Prevention Month and Rollin’ Vets is here to provide you with the most current and up-to-date resources regarding toxic substances. Save this infographic so you can ensure your pet’s optimal safety and keep your worries at bay.
Pet Storm Preparedness
We Houstonians are no strangers to tropical storm and hurricane weather! And it’s always better to be prepared than panicked — here’s a quick Pet Preparedness checklist to ensure your pet’s safety for the stormy weather ahead.