Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast where we explore how sound shapes the wellness and emotions of animals. I’m Janet Marlow, founder of Pet Acoustics and an animal sound behaviorist.Today, we’re stepping inside the veterinary exam room to explore the next evolution in pet wellness — hearing health.For decades, veterinarians have listened to hearts, checked eyes and teeth, palpated joints — yet one vital sense has often gone unexamined: hearing.

Send us a text After a two-week hiatus dealing with shipping challenges and postal strikes, Jason and Chris return with exciting scientific breakthroughs and heartwarming pet insights. Their absence was filled with stuffy reshipping adventures and a memorable Comic-Con appearance with their super-dog companions. The episode features a remarkable development in Huntington's disease treatment – a devastating neurodegenerative condition affecting 7 in 100,000 people worldwide. A pioneering gene...

🚨 Did you know YOUR horse could test positive for a banned steroid just from eating hay, grass, or weeds in the pasture? A shocking new study has revealed that horses can ingest ecdysterone, an anabolic steroid on the banned substances list, through completely normal feedstuffs — including hay, common weeds, and even some commercial feeds. In this video, we dive deep into the research from Queensland University of Technology and explore: ✅ How ecdysterone ends up in hay, weeds, and horse

Send us a text Welcome to TheArabianMagazine.Com Podcast, proudly sponsored by Mettlewood Stud. She’s back! Yes, we are thrilled to share that Katherine Bertram, The Girl with the Jumping Arabs, is back. Listen on for a huge catch from Katherine herself on her year with her her jumping Arabian horses. Support the show

In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, we examine the world of planaria in shrimp tanks - what they are, why they appear, and how to keep them under control. If you’ve ever spotted these flatworms gliding across your aquarium glass and worried about the safety of your shrimp colony, this episode will give you the clarity and tools you need.From identifying planaria versus harmless detritus worms, to understanding how they impact baby shrimp, to proven natural and chemical control methods, this

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In this episode of "God and Our Dogs," host Meg Grier welcomes Melanie Bostic, General Manager of Community Impact Newspaper. Melanie shares heartfelt stories about her dogs, Sydnee and Lacey, exploring themes of trust, transformation, and the parallels between caring for dogs and our relationship with God. The conversation covers the challenges and rewards of adopting a rescue dog, the importance of patience and consistency, and how these experiences reflect broader life lessons. The episode

In this episode of The Aquaculture Podcast Show, we’re talking about land-based recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) for Atlantic salmon. We look at how these systems boost biosecurity, offer better control over the environment, and bring production closer to key markets. But we also explore the challenges, from energy demands and saltwater issues to technical, biological, and economic hurdles. You'll hear about the latest genetic advancements shaping the future of salmon farming. Want to

#328: Dr. Doug talks about the red tears and runny nose that look like blood — but are not actually blood, but a symptom of a lowered immune system in a stressed ratty. Most rats purchased from pet stores have dormant viruses that get triggered by stress — but there are SPF colonies of rats (Specific Pathogen Free) which do not carry these conditions and cause you the stress of treating these conditions.

Sarah Hodgson explores the foundation of raising a calm, confident dog, creating a safe and secure puppyhood. She shares why puppies struggle when left to sleep alone, how their central nervous system drives behavior, and why sleep is the cornerstone of emotional balance. With simple adjustments like where your puppy rests, what comforts they have nearby, and how you support their early routines, Sarah shows how small changes can prevent anxiety, hyperactivity, and sleepless nights. Whether you’re

The full FEI Tribunal report into Cesar Parra’s horrific abuse of horses has finally been released—and it is worse than anyone imagined. For decades, whispers circulated about his cruel methods, but now the evidence is public, detailed, and undeniable. This 30-minute documentary walks you through the shocking findings: the whips, the spurs, the shackles, the pulley systems, and the torment inflicted on horses forced into fear and submission. Parra has shown no remorse. Instead, he continues to deny

On this week's Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses the differences between Core and Elective vaccines for our dogs, and how we decide when some elective vaccines are actually necessary ones.

Art explores the fascinating world of freshwater aquarium snails. Are they helpful allies or invasive pests? The truth lies somewhere in between. From Malaysian trumpet snails and ramshorns to nerites and mystery snails, this episode explores the most common species aquarists encounter, their benefits to aquarium ecosystems, and the potential problems they can cause. You’ll learn practical snail control methods, prevention strategies, and even how to care for snails as intentional pets. Whether

What do you do if your dog bites a bone or stick and a piece gets stuck wedged between his canine teeth against the top of his mouth? Deb Wolfe describes 2 recent incidents and posted video at https://www.youtube.com/shorts/w4sTTt-pv2U and photos at https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1308466991284881&set=pb.100063647777116.-2207520000 of ‘Peachy ‘the Doodle and her stick emergency. Algae can be a huge threat to dogs so be careful around water forbidden for human swims and lakes or water with

In this episode of Life at Liberty, host Cinelle Claassens interviews Candice Snow, a champion freestyle performer. Candice shares her inspiring journey back to horses after nearly 40 years away, her experiences with Liberty training, and her preparations for the upcoming Invitational Freestyle. The conversation highlights the deep connection between horse and trainer, the challenges faced in training, and the joy of competing in freestyle events. Candice emphasizes that it's never too late

Welcome back to Bark to Bed! Our story gently unfolds as Alice wanders deeper into her whimsical world—and meets a rather interesting caterpillar! Designed to ease separation anxiety and create a soothing environment, our bedtime stories are perfect for helping your furry friend feel safe, calm, and relaxed. (How are you liking this season's set-up where my husband (Kerry) is stepping in as the narrator while I (Tracey) voice the parts for Alice? We’d love your feedback to know if we sh...

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Have you ever wanted to learn something new, or train your dog to do something different, or just do something fun like go fishing or hang out with friends—but when the time came, you just didn’t have the energy? Oh, I’ve felt that way. And here’s the kicker… I’m a superhero. Yep, you heard it right. I fight Crohn’s disease, and for me energy is everything. It’s the fuel for my focus, my productivity, and my ability to connect with people and with dogs. Without energy, it’s almost

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The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) has officially updated the blood rule—and it’s causing a wave of controversy in the horse world. In this video, Kristen Beck breaks down the rule change, explains why dressage decided to opt out, and dives deep into the growing debate over horse welfare, fair play, and the future of equestrian sport. 🏇 What we cover in this video: ✅ What the new USEF blood rule actually says ✅ Why dressage kept the old version of the rule ✅ How show