Angel Oaks Pet Crematory

Angel Oaks Pet Crematory Offering end-of-life services, aftercare, and memorial products to families for their beloved pets.
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🟣 NEXT BUS TOUR ... MAY 31st 🟣
05/08/2025

🟣 NEXT BUS TOUR ... MAY 31st 🟣

It’s ! Donkeys have survived and thrived in areas with harsh climates and tough terrains. They are known for their endurance and persistence which makes them respected and loveable. 😍 Some ways you can support these amazing animals is to learn more about donkeys, support donkey welfare organizations or visit a donkey sanctuary. In fact, you can plan a visit and join us on our next bus tour – May 31st and see the over 150 donkeys rescued by Black Beauty Ranch!
📷Becky Koesel/Black Beauty Ranch

Devastating news: Father and son, and animal rescue pilots Matthew and Paul Berkovitz, were killed in a small plane cras...
05/08/2025

Devastating news: Father and son, and animal rescue pilots Matthew and Paul Berkovitz, were killed in a small plane crash in Southern California.

Their beloved dog, Brody, who regularly traveled with them on rescue missions was in the cockpit with them and has also died.

Paul and Matthew were volunteers for Pilots N Paws, helping rescue animals across the USA. They’ve helped save countless animals from euthanasia and were huge animal lovers.

Our sincerest condolences to their family and friends on their tremendous loss. 💔

05/08/2025
Can Dogs Eat Wild Mushrooms?Some people believe dogs won’t eat toxic mushrooms because they can identify toxins by scent...
05/07/2025

Can Dogs Eat Wild Mushrooms?

Some people believe dogs won’t eat toxic mushrooms because they can identify toxins by scent. Unfortunately, this could not be further from the truth. Veterinarians and mushroom experts believe that wild mushroom poisoning is an under-reported cause of fatal poisoning in pets. Responding quickly to a suspected mushroom snack is the best thing you can do for your dog in these circumstances.

If your dog has ingested a wild mushroom, contact your veterinarian, animal poison control center, or an emergency veterinary hospital immediately.

What Kinds of Wild Mushrooms Are Toxic to Dogs?
You may have heard the expression, “There are old mushroom hunters, there are bold mushroom hunters, but there are no old, bold wild mushroom hunters.” This is because only a small percentage of the mushroom species in the world are toxic. However, THE TOXIC ONES ARE VERY TOXIC! They are also often difficult to distinguish from the non-toxic varieties, so veterinarians recommend treating all wild mushrooms as potentially toxic and a veterinary emergency.

Dogs explore the world by scent and taste, and the texture of a mushroom might also be intriguing to an inquisitive canine. To make things worse, some varieties of toxic mushroom, like Amanita phalloides (death cap) and Inocybe spp., have a fishy odor. As any dog owner knows, dogs find fishy odors particularly attractive, which may explain why dogs commonly ingest these toxic mushroom species.

Unless you are a mycologist, veterinarians caution against trying to identify the mushroom in question yourself, and instead urge clients to bring their dogs in for treatment, as even practiced mushroom foragers make mistakes.

What Are the Symptoms of Mushroom Poisoning in Dogs?
Symptoms depend on the species of mushroom. Certain mushroom species contain different toxins, which affect dogs differently.
🚫 severe GI symptoms, a false recovery period where the dog seems to feel better, and then liver failure, acute kidney injury, and death.
🚫 salivation, eye watering, increased urination, diarrhea, and neurological signs.
Other types of Amanita mushrooms cause sedation, tremors, “walking drunk,” and seizures, and the false morel causes profuse vomiting and diarrhea, but is usually not fatal.
🚫 GI upset, and while these are rarely life threatening, it can be very hard to determine the type of mushroom ingested based on early symptoms.

We also don’t always know that our dogs have eaten mushrooms. Here is a list of the more common symptoms of mushroom poisoning in dogs:
🚫 Vomiting
🚫 Diarrhea
🚫 Salivation
🚫 Weakness
🚫 Lethargy
🚫 Ataxia (staggering gait)
🚫 Coma
🚫 Seizures
🚫 Liver failure
🚫 Jaundice
🚫 Abdominal pain
🚫 Death

NOT TODAY SATAN!
05/07/2025

NOT TODAY SATAN!

Meet Hobo. Hobo was eating bugs in a person's lawn, so they decided to call an exterminator. Pesticide was sprayed on th...
05/07/2025

Meet Hobo. Hobo was eating bugs in a person's lawn, so they decided to call an exterminator. Pesticide was sprayed on the lawn and under the house. Six weeks later he was brought to us emaciated, lacking aggression and covered in ant bites. A few days of a nutritious diet, meds, and hydration has him up on his feet. Sadly it looks as though our smelly friend has some lasting neurological damage from the chemicals sprayed, and cannot walk or run without falling over. He can no longer hunt for food and would die if released. Skunks, birds, armadillo, possum and many others are at the mercy of those who spray toxic chemicals to kill bugs. When contemplating pest control, please think of Hobo and his friends that will die alongside those grubs and grasshoppers.

At Angel Oaks Pet Crematory, we understand pets leave paw prints on our hearts, and those prints never fade. Pets are so...
05/06/2025

At Angel Oaks Pet Crematory, we understand pets leave paw prints on our hearts, and those prints never fade. Pets are so much more than just animals—they become cherished members of the family, sharing in our joys, comforting us in tough times, and showing us unconditional love. There's something truly special about the bond we form with them.

Our End-of-life care isn’t just about saying goodbye. It’s also about cherishing every moment, honoring the bond, and ensuring your beloved companion feels peace and love until their final breath.

We’re here to create a gentle, compassionate, and meaningful goodbye that celebrates your pet’s life, the memories you’ve made, and the special bond you shared. We are here for you when you are ready.

🟣 IF YOU SEE IT OR KNOW OF IT, REPORT IT 🟣
05/06/2025

🟣 IF YOU SEE IT OR KNOW OF IT, REPORT IT 🟣

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21755 Bldg. 11, Interstate 45
Spring, TX
77388

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12am
Tuesday 8am - 12am
Wednesday 8am - 12am
Thursday 8am - 12am
Friday 8am - 12am
Saturday 8am - 12am
Sunday 8am - 12am

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+17139466223

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