On today's podcast Dr. Robert and Dr. Sam tackle a stinky topic, anal glands. Anal glands (or anal sacs) are two small pouches located on either side of your dog or cat's anus at approximately the four o'clock and eight o'clock positions. The walls of the sac are lined with a large number of sebaceous (sweat) glands that produce a foul-smelling fluid. It is fairly common to see diseases associated with anal sacs in our pets. Take a listen to learn more! Thanks for tuning in and as always...

Join us on a fascinating exploration through the captivating history of cats. From their origins as revered deities in ancient Egypt to modern-day internet sensations, we'll unravel the enduring allure and cultural significance of these enigmatic feline companions. Discover their pivotal roles in mythology, examine their remarkable evolution, and celebrate their rise as pop culture icons. Prepare to be charmed by the purr-fect tales woven throughout the ages.

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to create a genuine connection between people and pets through the power of DNA? Well, Dave Latorra and Stephanie Ford of DNA is Love figured out a way to do that! Michelle Fern chats with the co-founders about their desire is to offer DNA is love products and shared stories as a powerful and intimate reminder of the interconnectedness of all living things. Beautiful products with your pet’s (living or passed) DNA! Amazing!EPISODE NOTES: DNA is Love –

Dogs vs. Cats: Which Pet is Right for You?Choosing between a dog and a cat as a pet involves understanding the distinct characteristics and needs of each animal. Here’s a closer look at how dogs and cats compare in various aspects of pet ownership.Affection and Social NeedsDogs are highly social animals that thrive on companionship. They are known for their unwavering loyalty and often see their owners as part of their pack. Dogs enjoy spending time with their humans, whether it's going for walks,

One woman writes about her losing sight and being concerned about interpreting her cat's body language. Another has graciously taken in a community cat, only to be repaid with spraying. Stacey has a cat who is an accomplished door-dasher. Molly talks about potential solutions to these problems and more!

Every dog likes to chase! But sometimes, your dog might chase things that you’d rather they didn’t. We’re looking at you jogger chaser, sheep herder, cyclist racer and cat tormentor! In this episode, we’ll dive into why dogs chase and give you some strategies to help your dog be more focused on you instead of high-tailing it into the next field after a moving creature. We’re also mixing it up and giving you a double dose of cringe! Enjoy!................Whether your dog is unpredictable with ...

Animal-lover Tony is on the trail of a cat killer. He believes that someone is killing and mutilating pets across south-east England. But not everyone agrees this is murder, or even a crime. As Tony pursues a nightmarish villain, he must also contend with those who believe he’s chasing a shadow.After Tony’s story, producer Poppy Damon speaks to true crime expert Rachel Monroe on the role that ordinary citizens like Tony play when investigating cases alongside the police, and the sacrifices that

Helen, a school teacher from London, talks to Mark about her elderly rescue cat Chaplin, being a foster carer and needing the dark to see the light.

Join me and Kalyan Karmarkar in conversation about cats, and cat parenting and life in Bombay city. The food blogger and weriter @thefinelychopped shares his journey as a devoted pet parents and the adventures and joys of his feline kids. We need more people like Kalyan and his wife, who open their homes and hearts to streeties and love with all their heart.

It’s spring time, and that means babies! On this episode Dr Sam and Dr. Robert talk about pregnancy in our cats and dogs. they discuss some of the important things to know about when preparing for a new litter of puppies or kittens. So, take a listen and learn about what to expect when your cat or dog is expecting! Thanks for tuning in and as always, we take questions for upcoming podcasts at podcast@mybalto.com. We are happy to make an entire podcast about the topic or answer the question on...

This week on the Pet Care Report podcast, host Dr. Meghan Barrett is joined by holistic cat therapist Julie Anne Thorne. They dive deep into the critical nature of safety and security for cats and how understanding these needs can improve a cat's overall well-being. Thorne sheds light on how cats define their territory through scent and the importance of catering to their emotional needs. She also provides practical tips on using color therapy, herbs, and environmental adjustments to help cats

A California family had a close encounter with wildlife - maybe a little too close - and it was all caught on video.

Episode 32 – Scaredy Cats – Natasha and Spokie’s Story   Following on from episode 31, where Dr Katrin chats about the basic principles of fear, anxiety and phobias, here is a practical case of a cat that is definitely anxious and possibly also fearful in her everyday life. Dr Katrin chats through her multi-modal approach to improving Spokie’s behavioural health and Natasha tells us which environmental change she thought worked best in helping to alleviate Spokie’s fear and anxiety. Natasha also

In today's episode we look at the life of incredible WW2 feline, Unsinkable Sam.Many thanks to our episode partners: https://carnegievets.com.au https://www.catmandu.net.au https://waverleyanimalhospital.com.au

Send us a Text Message. If your cat is experiencing urinary issues, it could be a sign of something serious. Learn about feline lower urinary tract disease in this urgent cat health warning video! Discover the common signs, causes, and treatments for cat urinary problems. Your cat's health is important, so don't delay in seeking veterinary care. Tune in for insights that can make a difference in your cat's health. What you will learn:The role of cat owners in managing feline urinary...

There are many different ways we can help enrich our cats' lives - regardless of their age! Come join this podcast to learn tips and tricks on enrichment for cats of all ages!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/two-crazy-cat-ladies/message

HOW'S TRICKS BOOKSHELVERS???We are back with a informative, funny and life affirming chat with the wonderful Cat Henstridge (known to all as Cat the Vet). Cat is known to many of you as the voice of reason for the veterinary profession on social media. Her informative, entertaining videos dispense crucial information to the public and professionals alike. We get to talk all things "Cat" as well as her advice for trainers when it comes to, the sticky subject of, how to conduct yourself and

Danny takes the PuzzyBoyz through the interesting world of cats who have jobs, Adam's uncle checks in, and we find out who is hairy! It's a fun ep!go to KitNipBox.com and use promo code PUZZYBOYZ for 15% off your first KitNipBox! Give us five stars on Apple Podcasts and name your cat(s) and we’ll shout ‘em out! for hats, shirts, and kitty bowls go to PuzzyBoyz.com !! Follow us: IG: PuzzyBoyzPod Tiktok: @PzzyBoyzPod PuzzyBoyzPod@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

On this week’s all-new episode, Gwen tries to answer the age-old question: Why do cats do what they do? Specifically, why does her cat Fanny insist on taking the longest and most-difficult route possible to get to her food, when great efforts have been made to create an easier path for her? Listen now and share your own theories in the comments! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

😲 Are you concerned about the rising costs of vet care? You're not alone and this episode dives deep into the issues plaguing the pet health care space, affecting your pets, you, and those within the veterinary industry.It's easy to vilify veterinary professionals as money grabbing (and many do) but the truth is very different - Did you know that in the last 12 months, 25% of veterinary staff in the UK received absolutely NO pay raise? The preconception that vets are "only in it for