A Lifetime of Companionship: Pet Care, Home Living and Bonding

Talks & Workshops
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Date: 3.9.2026 (Thu)
Time: 6pm
Venue: Professor and Mrs Enoch Young Lecture Theatre, 2/F, Admiralty Centre
Speaker(s): Ms Jan Wan & Ms Nvay Leung
Tailored to the realities of pet ownership in Hong Kong, the talk explored the essential care needs of pets at every stage of life—from childhood and adulthood to their senior years. Participants gained practical knowledge on daily care routines, early recognition of common health conditions, and preventive healthcare measures to help their pets live healthier and happier lives. The speakers also discussed how pet owners can strengthen the human-animal bond by understanding the physical and emotional needs of pets at different ages, using interactive play, positive communication, and meaningful companionship. The seminar further promoted the values of pet adoption and responsible pet ownership.
 
This talk attracted over 150 alumni to participate face-to-face and online, and the audience remained highly engaged throughout. The Q&A session was particularly active, with participants raising thoughtful questions on daily care routines, preventive healthcare, and strengthening the human-animal bond. After the talk, participants also stayed to speak with the speakers for further enquiries. Through professional insights and practical tips, the talk deepened participants’ understanding of pets' physical and emotional needs at different life stages and provided practical takeaways for supporting their beloved companions in living healthier and happier lives.