Pet Overpopulation Prevention Society - POPS

10/02/2025

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04/15/2025

$25 Non-refundable deposit will be required to schedule AND current heartworm test, proof of vaccinations by a licensed Veterinarian must be provided before scheduling. Pet not up to date?
Check out our vaccine services at www.petvaccs.com
713-738-3131

03/20/2025

03/20/2025

$25 Non-refundable deposit will be required to schedule AND current heartworm test, proof of vaccinations by a licensed Veterinarian must be provided before scheduling. Pet not up to date?
Check out our vaccine services at www.petvaccs.com
713-738-3131
****In heat/pregnant females and cryptorchid males will have an additional fee.*****

12/20/2024

Recognizing the Signs: Is Your Pet Feeling Under the Weather?

It can be difficult to tell when your furry friend isn't feeling well. Keep an eye out for these common signs of illness:

-Changes in appetite or water intake: Is your pet eating or drinking less than usual?
-Lethargy: Is your pet unusually tired or sluggish?
-Changes in behavior: Is your pet acting differently, such as hiding or being aggressive?
-Vomiting or diarrhea: These can be signs of various health issues.
-Coughing or sneezing: Respiratory infections can cause these symptoms.

If you notice any of these signs, it's important to consult your veterinarian promptly. Early diagnosis and treatment can greatly improve your pet's recovery.

12/18/2024

Don't self-medicate your pet!

While it may be tempting to treat your pet's minor ailments with over-the-counter medications, it's important to remember that what's safe for humans may be harmful to animals. Always consult your veterinarian before administering any medication to your pet, even seemingly harmless ones.

12/11/2024

Just like humans, pets can suffer from various health issues. Some common pet health problems include:

-Fleas and Ticks: Regular grooming, flea and tick prevention products, and veterinary check-ups can help prevent these pesky parasites.
-Heartworm Disease: Protect your pet with preventative medication prescribed by your veterinarian.
-Dental Disease: Regular dental care, including brushing and professional cleanings, can help maintain oral health.
-Obesity: A balanced diet and regular exercise are essential for maintaining a healthy weight.
-Allergies: Identify and manage allergens to alleviate symptoms.

By being proactive and providing regular veterinary care, you can help your pet live a long and healthy life.

12/09/2024

Understanding your pet's behavior is key to building a strong bond and ensuring their well-being. Pay attention to their body language, vocalizations, and energy levels. If you notice any changes, consult your veterinarian. By understanding your pet's needs, you can create a happier and healthier life for both of you.

12/06/2024

Your furry friend may need some extra care after their spay or neuter surgery. Here are a few tips to help them recover comfortably:

-Keep them calm: Provide a quiet and safe space for your pet to rest.

-Limit activity: Avoid excessive jumping, running, or playing.

-Monitor the incision site: Keep it clean and dry.

-Follow your vet's instructions: Adhere to any specific post-operative care recommendations.

With proper care, your pet should recover fully and return to their normal, playful selves.

12/02/2024

Responsible pet ownership means more than just providing food and water. It's a lifelong commitment that includes spaying or neutering your pet, providing regular veterinary care, and ensuring their safety and well-being. Let's work together to be responsible pet owners and help reduce pet overpopulation.

11/29/2024

Adopting a pet from a local shelter or rescue organization is a wonderful way to give a loving home to an animal in need. Not only does it save a life, but it also allows you to experience the joy and companionship of a furry friend. Consider adopting your next pet and make a difference in an animal's life.