Does your cat disappear the second a stranger walks in? You're not alone, and a studio isn't always the right call. Here's why an at-home session often works better for shy or anxious cats, backed by what's actually happened in real sessions.

Wondering what a pet photography session in Toronto actually costs? Here's a clear breakdown of Zoey Snaps' studio, mobile, and outdoor session pricing, plus what tends to drive the price up or down no matter which photographer you book with.

Doggie Fest Toronto returns to Roundhouse Park on August 9, 2026. Discover what to expect, which local pet businesses to visit, what to bring and where to find the Zoey Snaps booth.

Choosing the right pet photographer is about more than finding beautiful photos. Learn what to look for in portfolios, pricing, reviews and session experience to find the best fit for you and your pet in Toronto.

Turn your pet’s personality into playful bathroom wall art with a custom photography session. From bubbles and toilet paper to colourful backdrops, see how a simple idea became a fun, personalized collection, and how the concept could work just as well for your pets.

Wondering if your puppy is too young for a photoshoot? They do not need to be perfectly trained, fully grown, or able to sit still. Puppy portraits are about capturing this short, sweet, slightly chaotic stage exactly as it is, from floppy ears and oversized paws to curious expressions and playful moments.

The thing about pets is that they rarely give us a formal heads up. We often put off professional portraits because life is busy or they seem "fine," but the window to capture their spirit can close faster than we anticipate. In this post, I’m sharing how a handful of moving encounters at the Canadian Pet Expo and a recent Rainbow Session reminded me that while we can't always predict the end, we can always choose to celebrate the "now."

Whether you’re snapping a photo on your phone at home or visiting a professional studio, photographing a Frenchie is an art form. Between the stubborn "statue" phase and the inevitable mid-shoot nap, capturing those iconic wrinkles and bat-ears takes a specific strategy. Here’s how to level up your Frenchie’s photo game.

Whether we’re shooting in the studio or capturing a portrait outdoors, the backdrop is more than just a background—it’s the frame for your dog’s personality. Choosing the right colour isn’t simply about picking a favorite shade; it’s about colour theory, lighting, and how different coat textures interact with light.

Senior dog photography is all about honouring the stage where your dog’s personality feels fully formed. Their calm presence, soft expressions, and gentle routines deserve to be captured and preserved. A senior portrait session creates meaningful keepsakes of the moments you never want to forget.

Every Toronto dog has a story—from the way they tilt their head when you say their name to the quiet moments they spend simply being near you. That story deserves to be celebrated, tangible and visible on your wall.

A behind-the-scenes look at my session photographing 12 adoptable cats at Balmy Beach Pet Hospital. From bold personalities to shy charmers, here’s how I created a calm mini-studio and captured portraits that will help these cats find their forever homes.

The holidays are officially beginning at Zoey Snaps, Toronto’s pet photography studio, and we’re excited to announce that Christmas-themed mini sessions are now open for booking!

Whether you’re snapping your pup in the park or your kitty on the couch, great photos don’t just happen—they’re made with patience, light, and a few sneaky tricks. Here’s how to capture your furry friend like a pro.

If adventure had an address, it would probably be High Park Dog Off-Leash Area. Tucked inside Toronto’s largest green space, this place feels like stepping into a secret woodland made just for dogs. Trees everywhere, trails that twist and turn, and the kind of earthy air that makes tails wag on instinct.

If you ask me, Cherry Beach Dog Park is what dreams (and zoomies) are made of. Wide sandy paths, shady trees, and — the best part — a whole lake to splash in! We spent an entire afternoon there, sniffing around, chasing sticks, and waiting for that golden light that makes everything feel a little bit magical.

Toronto is full of amazing spots for dog photography, whether your pup loves running free, exploring trails, or just striking a pose. I’ve sniffed out some of my favorite locations that combine gorgeous scenery with dog-friendly vibes. Here’s my guide to the best places to get paw-some photos in Toronto!

I know your humans already have a million photos of you on their phones (trust me, I’ve seen the blooper reels). But let me tell you a little secret: there’s a BIG difference between a quick snap on a walk and a professional photoshoot made just for you.

I know you’re excited to get your photo taken (who wouldn’t be?), but before we strike a pose, there are a few things you can do to make sure you look pawfect on camera.

Here’s my top advice for a fun, stress-free photoshoot: