Welcome back to Bark to Bed! As we read chapter 4 of Alice in Wonderland, your dog can drift into a calm, peaceful state as Alice continues her journey through a world of curiosity and wonder and experiences what it's like to be as tall as a house and as small as a mouse! Designed to soothe and ease separation anxiety, our storytelling journey helps your furry friend feel safe, relaxed, and comforted. This season we’re mixing things up—My husband (Kerry) is stepping in as the narrator while I...

#327: Dr. Doug Mader describes the monthly process in which a snake slips out of his own skin, like taking off a sock, inside out — and the sorts of problems to be aware of and to avoid (like never handling a snake that is molting).

On this week's episode of Pet Patter, Dr. Crockett discusses the different issues our pets can have from allergies to injuries and more as we are out and about in the cooler weather.

Discover why real improvement for your horse or dog isn’t something you can make happen. Force tries to impose change from the outside. True power creates the conditions for learning, so your animal's nervous system can discover safer, easier ways of moving and being. This gentle, respectful process not only improves comfort and mobility but also deepens trust and connection—for your animals and for you. Resources: Grab your FREE video training to help your dog. 🐕 https://www.marydeb...

Ever felt overwhelmed when training your dog—or yourself? You’re not alone. In this week’s Weekly Recall, Duke breaks down how to take those big, intimidating goals and turn them into small, clear steps called “behavior chains.” You’ll learn: How to create simple step-by-step chains that actually lead to success Why forward chaining and back chaining matter (and which one you should use) How the same training principles that calm your dog at the door can help you build better habits in life

Aggression in dogs can feel scary, frustrating, and hopeless—but much of what we think we know about it simply isn’t true. In this episode, Scott breaks down the five biggest myths about aggressive dogs, from the idea that they’re “just mean” to the belief that certain breeds are destined to be dangerous or that some are never aggressive. Along the way, he shares real-world case stories from his work with dogs and their families, showing how myths can create more problems—and how understandin...

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Send us a textTest your knowledge of gerbils this week with Dr. Chastain and Ginger, including:Natural behavior of gerbilsCautions in handling gerbilsSeizures in gerbilsLink to show notes: BetterAnimalHandling.com

On this episode of Alive Again, host Brent explores how our souls sense and prepare for a beloved pet’s transition—and how to find peace when it happens. Listeners Laer and Joy share intimate stories: Jojo’s sudden dash that felt “different,” Trigg’s final night after hearing, “If you need to go, I’ll be okay,” and a Saint Bernard’s gentle passing chosen before suffering. Brent offers compassionate tools—giving loving permission, the life-force energy prayer, asking “Is it time?” while holding

Why do cats come in so many colors and patterns? In this episode, we decode the science behind feline coat colors—solid, tabby (mackerel, classic, spotted, ticked), tortoiseshell, calico, bicolor/van, smoke, silver/golden, and colorpoint. You’ll learn how genes like agouti, dilute, white-spotting, dominant white, and temperature-sensitive albinism shape fur; why orange is sex-linked; how eumelanin vs pheomelanin create black–brown–blue vs red–cream; and what “fever coat,” shading, and ticking really

This week, we welcome Dr. Kathleen Dudzinski, the 2025 recipient of the Wolfgang Kiessling International Prize for Species Conservation. With over 30 years of research on dolphin communication and social behavior — and valuable work with killer whales — Dr. Dudzinski has pioneered methods that deepen our understanding of marine mammals in both wild and managed care. As Founder of the Dolphin Communication Project and Managing Editor of Aquatic Mammals journal, she connects science, conservati...

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We experienced something very scary a little while ago: Kumo choking. Tune in to this episode to listen to the story of what happened, including how we performed the bunny heimlich maneuver. Thankfully, Kumo has been perfectly fine since then. We encourage all bunparents to familiarize on what to do if your bunny chokes - it can save their life!🐰 Website: www.thebunmomlife.com 📸 IG: @thebunmomlife | @littleloppyroo 📧 Email: thebunmomlife@gmail.com

Welcome back to We’re All Ears, the podcast dedicated to helping pets live calmer, healthier lives through the science of sound. I’m your host, Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist and founder of Pet Acoustics.Today, we’re focusing on a subject that often goes overlooked: hearing health in cats. Cats are masters of concealment—when it comes to illness or sensory decline, they’re far more subtle than dogs. This makes hearing loss and auditory stress particularly easy to miss. (Music by Janet

143: In this short, I share a recent experience with a client whose small dog had a frightening reaction after being exposed to a topical flea treatment meant for their cats. Thankfully, with the guidance of emergency vet Dr. Lynda Loudin, we were able to troubleshoot and figure out what was going on. This episode covers the risks of spot-on flea and tick products, how they impact dogs, cats, people, and the environment, and safer alternatives you can use at home.Topics Covered: → Are

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Welcome to the very first episode of The Feral Behaviourist! I’m Tasha Attwood — a canine behaviourist, author, and educator — and I wanted to create a space where we can have real conversations about dogs. Not the Instagram-perfect, polished kind of training you often see online, but the messy, complex, and sometimes uncomfortable truths about living a… Get full access to Mutts and Mischief at muttsandmischief.substack.com/subscribe

Cluch my pearls, we've made a mistake!! Friday we accidentally uploaded NEXT WEEK'S episode instead of this week's!! Our kids came up to us saying "how rude of that rat to not say why he didn't like cat's or dogs! The book completely changed the subject!" As I looked at them with a puzzled expression I said "the book did explain it" and I grabbed the book and re-read the portion and then my kids looked at ME with a puzzled look and said "the epiode didn't say that at all!" :...

This episode my guest is Sergeant Drew Christian, Special Federal Deputy Marshal, United States Secret Service Task Force, Digital Forensic Examiner/Electronic Storage Detection, K9 Handler, Boone County Sheriff's Electronic Crimes Unit. He is the handler of K9 Mozart.Mo, as he is called, is an Electronic Storage Detection (ESD) K9 trained to sniff out electronic devices. He has been assigned to the Boone County Sheriff's Office and is capable of detecting chemical compounds used in devices like

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