What You Should Know About Your Pet

April 3, 2011

What are Pet Horoscopes?

You’ve heard of horoscopes, but have you ever heard of pet horoscopes? Many people believe that the position of planets and stars have a tremendous impact on the actions and events within our daily lives. Those who ascribe to this belief also understand that those impacts have an effect on all life, not just human life. This means that the position of planets and stars can impact the lives of our pets as well!

 

To determine the sign of your pet, just compare the month that your pet was born to the dates on the pet horoscope guide. Each range of dates has its own unique sign, identical to human astrological signs.

 

Where to Find Pet Horoscopes

 

Pet horoscopes are very unique because a pet’s life is obviously quite different than a human’s, with different concerns, desires, fears, and hopes. Reading your pet’s weekly horoscope can be great fun – just as much fun as reading your own. However, since pet horoscopes are not quite as common as human horoscopes, they can be a little more difficult to find. Below are several websites that list horoscopes for pets every week.

 

Petroscopes for Pet Horoscopes

 

Petroscopes for Pet Horoscopes is a great website focused solely on providing both weekly and yearly pet horoscopes. The main page features the yearly horoscope for each zodiac sign.

 

Here’s an example of a yearly pet horoscope from petroscopes.com:

 

“Taurus: Taurus is entering a difficult and tiring period. In spite of his natural cautiousness, your Taurus pet may seem so exhausted at times that you feel it necessary to take him to see the local vet. You may also notice your pet exhibiting signs of loneliness – try to give him as much affection as you can.”

 

This website features some great yearly pet horoscopes, but make note of the fact that the weekly horoscopes are not always updated in a very timely manner.

 

VPI Pet Insurance

 

The VPI Pet Insurance Company (yes, there really is such a thing as pet insurance!) provides timely and updated pet horoscopes. The page for 2008 summarizes the year for all pets as follows:

 

“This year, pets will discover their role as a constant companion is an important one. In 2008, Mother Nature will play a part in pets’ lives throughout the four seasons.”

 

The horoscope section of this website also offers a “Pet Education Center” that includes sections on “First Aid For Your Pet”, “First Time Pet Owners”, and “Pet Toxins & Poisons”. The website offers a brief horoscope blurb on the main page, and a link for each zodiac sign to a more comprehensive prediction page.

 

Clicking on the link for the prediction page for any of the signs brings you to a page that describes the personality of that sign (a very fun read, to compare it to your pet’s personality), as well as the effects of astrological events on the life of your pet during each season of the year. The website is laid out very well, organized cleanly and with very fun graphics.

 

Cat’s Central

 

Cat’s & Kittens Central provides a fun web page called Winky’s Pet Horoscopes, which is focused primarily on cats. The page touts Winky’s Pet Horoscopes as “The Internet’s #1 Feline Astrologer!” This web page allows you to view your cat’s monthly horoscope. If you don’t know your cat’s exact birthday, Winy says you can simply use the day your pet came into your life.

 

Each page for the monthly horoscope of each sign features an adorable photo of a cat given the title the zodiac sign “of the Month.” The horoscopes themselves are tailored specifically for cats and very fun to read. For example, Aries for this month reads:

 

“The moon is set to eclipse Pluto this month, but you needn’t worry yourself about that – after all, Pluto was a badly drawn cartoon dog and you, being of the feline persuasion, are far removed from such things.”

 

The humor and wit is great. The website, overall, is somewhat amateurish in design, but it isn’t overrun by ads and it’s very easy to navigate. The well-written horoscopes are definitely the star of the show at this site.

 

Nikky’s Pet Profiles

 

Another unique way to commemorate your pet and his or her zodiac sign is through a painted pet portrait utilizing an astrology theme and integrating the pet’s zodiac sign..

 

Pet portraits are very popular and sweeping the country. Nikky Hughes, of Los Angeles, offers amazing pet portraits that utilize unique backgrounds and themes. She is always happy to do portraits on request, and a pet’s zodiac sign would easily fit into the creative and witty existing portfolio of pet portraits that are displayed at her website. You can also find a great deal on SR22 Iowa auto insurance.

 

Nikky was classically trained at the Mission Renaissance art school, and she focuses on capturing not only the beauty, but the unique character of each animal. There are more ways to enjoy horoscopes than simply reading them each day – feature your cat in a beautiful painted portrait that incorporates the zodiac, and you have an astrological masterpiece that will last a lifetime.  Have you been able to get mobile home insurance lately?

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Question by idk: PETS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?
Hi there. My birthday is in a few days and I want a pet. I have a dog which is getting old and lazy and a hamster. But I want another pet. I want to get a Firebelly Toad but my mom won’t let me get one. Btw, would it be okay around my dog? So my mom won’t let me get a bird also. I do NOT want a snake or a ferret or a bunny or hermit crab. Does anybody know what other animals Petco or Petsmart sell that are affordable?! PLEASE HELP!   http://www.ETOXZAFER.com
Thanks

AND WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME SOME INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL THAT YOU ARE RECOMMENDING ? thank you soooo much :)
AND PLEASE NO RUDE/STUPID ANSWERS…I WANT ANOTHER PET SO DON’T TELL ME NOT TO GET ONE! AND I DONT WANT A RAT EITHER!!! PLEASE FOLLOW WAT I WROTE! THANKS!!

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Answer by RED
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7 Comment(s)

  1. D | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    You shouldn’t get a firebelly toad with a dog around. If the toad gets loose and the dog eats it. The dog will die. Plus it can burn your skin, if you don’t wash your hands after you hold it.

  2. Dennis K | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    I recommend a bunny a gerbil or a robo hamster (because they aren’t very expensive)

  3. Kristen M | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    get another dog.
    a boxer is an awesome dog.

  4. Ray-e | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    Have you thought about a rat?
    Male rats are easy to keep (an aquarium works best..they get to big for habittrails)…The females are more restless and bitey! Male rats are personable and learn their names. They love to be messed with..unlike your hamster. Get one that is young though.
    Once you’ve had a rat…you will want one again and again.

  5. weallscream4icecream | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    Have you thought about something like a lizard or a turtle? Those are pretty easy pets to take care of, and unless you get the kinds that are high maintenance that have been imported from Argentina or whatever, they come pretty inexpensively. If you don’t want a reptile, then consider a rat or a gerbil. Those are a lot like hamsters, but they’re pretty cool, too. and don’t get a firebelly toad while your dog is around. If your dog eats it(which is actually pretty likely), then it will die :( . And you have a good chance of getting some kind of an illness if you forget to wash your hands after you’ve been picking it up and holding it.

    Hope that helps!

  6. bethany2023 | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    gold fish make great pets for young children. you could probably feed and take care of it all by yourself like a big boy!

  7. Stephanie G | Apr 3, 2011 | Reply

    get a pet rock, they dont smell, they make no noise and you can train them to STAY!!

    lol
    JK JK

    Try getting a iguana or a bearded dragon, there cool.

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