Host Laura Reeves and veterinarian Dr. Marty Greer share critical emergency protocols for dog owners. From stopping aggressive dogs on walks to managing severe trauma, this guide covers essential safety steps to protect both you and your pet. Learn how to spot hazards early, handle an attacking dog safely, tie a makeshift muzzle in seconds, and transport an injured pet to the emergency vet clinic. Key Takeaways from This Episode: Prevention and Walk Safety:Why pet owners must put phones away,

Your dog can hold a perfect heel through training — then break it the second someone walks up to say hi. In this episode, I answer our graduates' most common leash and heel questions: greetings, creeping out front, when it's okay to sniff, correcting without guilt, and how long the remote collar actually stays on. Recommend Training Equipment: 📖THE ULTIMATE LEASH TRAINING MANUAL : https://amzn.to/4papdHo 🐕Check out our Amazon Store : https://www.amazon.com/shop/caninerevolut 🔥What You'll

SummaryIn our latest episode of The Daily Groomer, I bring together Elizabeth Gibbs, Megan Murphy, Brittany Moon, and Josh Fitzgerald from Zoomin’ Groomin, Salty Dog, and across the grooming industry to discuss the launch of a brand-new grooming academy. We explore why hands-on training and passionate people matter, how to shape a standout curriculum, and what it takes to build a positive grooming culture. Hear stories from business owners about what makes a successful groomer beyond just technical

A 15-year study shows that the drug pergolide is an effective treatment for pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction.This magazine article has been transformed for your listening pleasure using AI resources. To read the article, visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/good-news-about-popular-ppid-treatment.Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Don’t drive by at night 🌙 🚙 (True Story) /Credit to Google

Proudly sponsored by Cornel's World. Check out cornelsworld.com to place your order today. YouTube @reptilerejectsInstagram @reptilerejects@domsreptiles@shanmelansonFacebookDominic CarbonneauShan Melanson

Coby Bolger is an equine nutritionist and international rider with decades of experience. She founded Horse1 nutrition consulting in Spain, but her advice is pertinent to senior horse owners world-wide.My Senior Horse - Episode 54 Guests and Links:Guests: Coby Bolger, Horse1 Nutrition ConsultingConnect with Host: Kimberly S. Brown of Editorial Director of My Senior Horse | Email Kim (kbrown@equinenetwork.com) | Follow Kim on LinkedIn (@kimberlylsbrown)

If you’ve ever lay away at night running through the list of everything you didn’t do for your pet today… welcome to the club. In this episode, Emily and Tiffany discuss why “enough” feels impossible, what “basic” care actually means, and how to build a plan that works on any day, even your hardest. If you’re ready to build a sustainable life with your pet, and even teach your pet to meet their own needs, rather than needing to do it for them, give this one a listen. TLDL (too long, didn’t listen):

You may think your cat's litter box is just a box filled with litter—but to your cat, it's a bathroom, a vulnerable moment, a resource, and sometimes even a potential ambush site! In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss digs into the why behind the recommendations in our Purrfect Litter Box handout (email Molly@cattalkradio.com to get a copy of it.) Why does size matter? Why should litter boxes be spread throughout the house instead of lined up together? Why can another cat simply lying near

This week on Dr. Molly Says, I’m joined by veterinarian, feline medicine enthusiast, industry leader, and fellow “we have a lot of opinions about vet med” human… Dr. Jason Epstein.We get into everything from cat-only hospitals, corporate veterinary medicine, the future of feline care, and one of the biggest debates happening in veterinary medicine right now.Dr. Epstein shares his journey through general practice, leadership roles, startups, vaccine clinics, and why he’s now building cat-focused

"Birds and All Nature, Vol. VI, No 1, June 1899-Various" invites listeners into a captivating exploration of avian life and the natural world as seen through the lens of late 19th-century perspectives. This volume showcases a rich tapestry of observations and reflections that highlight the beauty and intricacies of nature, emphasizing the timeless connection between humanity and the environment. As we navigate contemporary challenges related to ecology and conservation, the themes of appreciation

"Birds and All Nature, Vol. VII, No 5, May 1900-Various" offers a captivating glimpse into the natural world as it was understood at the turn of the twentieth century. This volume presents a collection of writings and illustrations that celebrate the beauty and wonder of birds and their habitats, reflecting a deep appreciation for nature that remains relevant today. The themes of observation, curiosity, and respect for the environment resonate strongly in our modern context, reminding listeners of

We chat with Meagen Davis about what it was like to compete at the World Championships at Aachen, Germany! Next, we talk with Caryn Vesperman, one of the newest minted R Judges, as she shares her journey and what it took to reach this milestone. And finally, we talk about something every experienced horse person can relate to—what we wish we knew when we started! We share some of the lessons we’ve learned along the way and the things we might have done differently if we could go back to the

In this episode of Saddle Talk, hosts Sandy and Cara sit down with Vera V-Abdallah, COO and founder of Love This Horse Equine Rescue in Antelope Valley, California.From growing up in Europe with a German state certification in horse training to earning a law degree and working for the Department of Corrections, Vera brings a rare combination of European classical training, legal rigor, and unwavering passion to equine rescue.Sandy, Cara, and Vera dive deep into what truly makes a successful horse

(Mares, they’re just like us! … Kind of!) Learn how to better understand mare care, from the equine estrous cycle and signs of heat to mare supplements, behavioral changes, and veterinary options for managing discomfort and hormonal changes.Links:Educational Articles:Understanding Hormones & Behavioral Changes of Mares in HeatSupplements with Herbs for Hormonal MaresWhat to Expect When Using Mare SupplementsProducts:Mare SupplementsCalming & Behavior Supplements

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!Chandler's Wildlife joins us to talk about the reality of building wildlife conservation projects, the challenges that come with turning big conservation ideas into reality, and his reaction to the documentary series Monsters of God. Chandler also shares his thoughts on Monsters of God and the

Ever wonder what the secret to peace with a dog is? It's probably simpler than you think and in this repeat episode, Kelly breaks down her tried and true recipe for Utopia with dogs, long and frequent walkies. Subscribe to my Newsletter: https://the-foster-files-podcast.kit.com/220e069679 https://linktr.ee/thefosterfilespodcast https://www.instagram.com/thefosterfilepodcast Email Me: thefosterfilespodcast@gmail.com Now on YouTube: The Foster Files - YouTube Meet Kelly Motter – Canv...

Welcome back to The Breed Files! What exactly does it mean for a dog to be brachycephalic? And does having a flat face automatically mean a dog is unhealthy? This week, we're taking a closer look at brachycephalic dogs and going beyond the stereotypes. We'll break down what “brachycephalic” actually means, hear different perspectives from owners who live with these breeds, and dive into BOAS (the breathing disorder that has become one of the biggest concerns surrounding flat-faced dogs). But

Like all animals, horses need energy to survive. That energy comes from fuel, which is why many health issues focus on what horses eat—grains, hay, supplements, and treats are all fuels we can see and buy. We often ignore how well a horse's cells turn fuel into energy, since we can't see the process or buy a quick fix. We tend to focus on taking action, usually by giving something, rather than changing how we keep them. But for hundreds of thousands of years, horses have adapted to survive on very

Recognizing neurodivergence in veterinary medicine is one thing. Knowing what actually helps is another.This week, Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, MPA, RVT, welcome Ron Sosa, CVPM, CCFP, back to the Veterinary Viewfinder for a practical conversation about neurodivergence at work and the supports that can make a real difference. They talk about executive function, masking, the inner critic, imposter syndrome, and the exhaustion that can come from constantly adapting to expectations that don’t