On this episode of Off Leash with Dr. Pete, Molly brings in her friend Ben for a very honest conversation about something every dog owner can relate to: are we actually doing everything we should be doing for our pets? What starts with questions about fatty tumors and supplements quickly turns into a crash course on responsible dog ownership.Dr. Pete explains why lumps and bumps should be checked rather than assumed to be harmless, whether supplements like turkey tail mushrooms really have evidence

Lisa fills in today with some squirrelly stories from the farm. Victoria from Enchanted Thoroughbreds Rescue & Sanctuary joins us with a terrific follow up story on her adoptable horses Gus and Dwight. Dr. Bryan McNabb, DVM out of Ohio gives us a lesson on Inflammation in horses and some history rounds out the day.HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4056– Show Notes and Links:Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the GeekJamie and Glenn's Amazon StoreTitle Sponsor: Chewy EquinePic Credit:

In this episode we talk about the a camelid with a toxic trait - the poison dart frog.Find out why this amphibian is poisonous, why they’re so brightly coloured and just how many grown men it could take out with one little brush of the skin.If you love reading check out The Wild Walk of Fame Bookshelf which has all of the animal themed story recommendations from every single episode! Head to www.blackandwhitebookproject.com/blogs/blog/the-wild-walk-of-fame-bookcaseIf you have a favourite animal

Become a Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaQN1-ZcfQ6ulG2hE41lIKw/joinMERCH: https://modernreptileshop.com/collections/reptile-merch-for-sale1 Subscribe & Hit the Bell to STAY INFORMED!Chelonian conservation is more important than ever, and in this episode we're joined by Chris Leone of Garden State Tortoise and Anthony Pierlioni to talk about the people, challenges, and projects working to protect turtles and tortoises.We discuss what effective turtle conservation actually looks

A dirty, matted shelter pet is not just uncomfortable—it can be harder to adopt. Kelly and Preston Douglas of Bigfoot Pet Grooming discuss how grooming can change an animal’s mood, behavior, and chances of finding a forever home. Preston, owner of Bigfoot Pet Grooming in North Texas, shares how he went from seven years as a truck driver to launching a mobile grooming business with his wife—and why he now uses his skills to help shelter dogs and cats feel calmer, healthier, and more adoptable...

189: I’m coming to you live from the AHVMA conference in San Diego with my herbal understudy and friend, Krista Fox of Pug and Hound. We’re talking about holistic veterinary medicine, what makes it different from conventional veterinary care, and why looking at the whole animal matters so much.Topics Discussed: → What is holistic veterinary care? → What are whole food vitamins for dogs? → Is folic acid bad for dogs? → What are the best omega-3s for dogs? → How does red light therapy help

October is World Pet Obesity Month, and this episode covers what veterinary teams can do to help patients and clients better understand, prevent, and treat pet obesity.Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor break down APOP’s 2026 Veterinary Clinic Pet Obesity Prevalence Survey, including how clinics can participate, which patients to include, and why asking owners how they perceive their pet’s body condition is such an important part of the data. Qualifying licensed U.S. practices can receive a $50

Most dog products are just things we buy. Every once in a while, one changes something much bigger than expected.At SuperZoo, I asked pet brands about the moment they realized something they made had genuinely changed someone's day to day life with their dog. Their answers went far beyond whether the product worked, and some of them got emotional telling me why.You'll hear:The everyday problems that became easier because someone finally had the right toolThe stories behind products that helped dogs

Les Céphalopodes, poulpes en tête, sont considérés comme les plus intelligents des Invertébrés. Les premiers Céphalopodes sont apparus il y a 500 millions d'années, dont les fameuses Ammonites. On dénombre aujourd’hui environ 800 espèces.Dans ce 2e épisode, nous évoquons les espèces remarquables. De la Pieuvre à anneaux bleus, une vénus ultra-venimeuse, à sa cousine la Pieuvre mimétique. Cette dernière est une magicienne capable d'imiter l'apparence et les mouvements de plus de 15 espèces

Marjorie Roscian est océanographe, spécialiste des Céphalopodes (Poulpes, Seiches, Calmars, Nautiles et autres Argonautes).Les céphalopodes, poulpes en tête, sont considérés comme les plus intelligents des invertébrés. Ils font partie des rares animaux dont les populations prospèrent, à mesure que l’homme vide l'océan de ses poissons.Rançon du succès, ils sont eux aussi de plus en plus pêchés… Les céphalopodes fascinent par leurs extraordinaires pouvoirs mimétiques. Si l’homme invente un jour la

How do you keep going when everything feels like a s**tshow? How do you keep your business and personal life on track? Life doesn’t stop when you’re dealing with grief, family illness, or a crisis with your dog. So, in this episode, we get honest about the different approaches when trying to cope, including throwing ourselves into work, shutting down, compartmentalising, or getting stuck in the worst-case scenario. We talk about losing beloved dogs, managing a sudden spinal injury, caring for a

In Episode 57 of The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, Annie Emery of Revolution Equine Nutrition sits down with Dr. Carey Williams of Rutgers University to explore the world of equine supplements. They discuss supplement regulation, ingredient quality, label transparency, research, safety, and how to evaluate company claims. It’s a practical conversation for horse owners who want to ask better questions and make more confident supplement choices. Dr. Williams https://animalsciences.rutgers.edu...

How One Family Creates Rituals to Honor Their Pets at HomeWhat might it look like to honor a beloved pet at home after death? After her cat Rupert died, Dr. Alice Kay Lovelace, D.Min., found herself wishing she could have kept his body with her longer. She simply hadn't known that was something a family could do. Then Gail Pope told Alice about the way BrightHaven had honored sanctuary animals at home after death for many years. Learning about BrightHaven's experience expanded Alice's sense of what

Sometimes the biggest improvements in obedience training come from the smallest changes.

Dr. Temple Grandin joins StallSide for a conversation about animal behavior, welfare, and what we can learn when we take the time to see the world from an animal’s point of view. She shares her thoughts on how horses experience their surroundings and what it means to live in a sensory-based world, where sights, sounds, smells, and small details can have a big impact. Along the way, she shares stories and insights from a lifetime spent studying animals and understanding how they interact with the

For soldiers deployed in the desert far from home, a small, mischievous donkey became an unexpected blessing—and, in his own small way, contributed to Operation Iraqi Freedom.This episode is brought to you by Creative Science, whose EquiShield® line offers veterinarian-developed solutions to help manage common equine skin and coat challenges. The magazine article upon which this episode is based has been transformed for your listening pleasure using AI resources. To read the article, visit:

You know something needs to change with your dog. Maybe walks have become a wrestling match, guests get jumped on at the door, or your dog knows "come" until something more interesting appears. But what actually happens when you contact a professional dog trainer? In this episode of Dog Works Radio, Michele Forto explains what a strategy call with Alaska Dog Works is and, just as importantly, what it isn't. A strategy call isn't a sales pitch or a free training lesson. It's a focused conversation