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Clayton sits down with Sean Zyer, founder of Earth Buddy, to discuss the evolution of the pet wellness and hemp sectors. Drawing on his extensive background in pet food manufacturing and distribution, Zyer breaks down the journey of building a clean, science-backed pet CBD brand from a commercial kitchen to independent pet retailers across the United States. The conversation dives deep into the realities of manufacturing, the shifting distribution landscape, the science of full-spectrum versus CBD

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If you're like most horse people: you didn't start out using positive reinforcement, and most people around you don't use it. There is definitely still significant stigma associated with using positive reinforcement for horses, but don't let that stop you from the amazing journey that you and your horse can embark on. Here are my tips on how I've navigated the various opinions of people around me, including how I've sought out affirming voices - I need positive reinforcement,

There are lots of behaviour problems that exist without/before aggression is ever in the picture. Lots of behaviour issues can be worked on with a trainer, not just reactivity and aggression.Sorry I sound so flat in this one guys, I blame it on the couch lol I'll sit up next time so I sound more alive - Steph

Hi everyone and thanks for joining me on this episode of Val Talk’s Pets. Fresh food and raw diets are becoming increasingly popular with pet parents, but they are not the same thing. In this episode of Val Talks Pets, I explore fresh, gently cooked, homemade and raw diets, including their potential benefits, costs, food-safety concerns and the importance of proper nutritional balance.So, let’s go exploring.Support the show

In this episode, Kyle C. Johnson, DVM, MPH, Dipl. ACVPM, ABVP, Clinical Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University, in College Staton, describes the current New World screwworm (NWS) incursion and how officials are handling it. He explains how horse owners can help prevent the spread of NWS, how to monitor your animals for potential infection, and what level of concern is likely appropriate for horse owners as of the time of recording.GUESTS AND LINKS - EPISODE 56:Host: Hailey Pfeffer

Andrea Dorn, president of the Cat Writer’s Association, joins Steve Dale to explain the organization’s mission and preview its upcoming awards conference and gala, taking place November 6-7 near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Steve will be attending to share the EveryCat Health Foundation and the latest developments in cat health. Dorn says she shares secrets with her […]

"Lore of the Honey-Bee" by Tickner Edwardes delves into the fascinating world of bees, exploring their behaviors, significance, and the intricate relationship they share with nature. This work is not only a celebration of these remarkable creatures but also a reminder of the vital role they play in our ecosystem. The themes of connection to the natural world and the importance of preserving biodiversity resonate strongly today, as we face environmental challenges that threaten these essential

TL;DROn Episode 40 of Tails and Tones, Dood Woof founder Elina Panteleyeva explains why doodle coats mat faster than other breeds and how her brand, used by 70,000+ doodle owners, fixes it with daily detangling and clean-label ingredients.Guest Bio:Elina Panteleyeva is the founder of Dood Woof, a natural grooming and coat-care brand built exclusively for doodles. After being laid off from her tech job in 2023, she and her Blue-Eyed Tri-Colored Mini Bernedoodle, Oscar, set out to solve his constant

"Wind in the Willows" by Kenneth Grahame invites listeners into a whimsical world where the adventures of Mole, Rat, Toad, and Badger unfold along the banks of a serene river. This timeless tale explores themes of friendship, the joys of nature, and the importance of home, resonating with audiences of all ages. Its rich imagery and charming characters remind us of the simple pleasures in life and the bonds that tie us together. As we navigate the complexities of modern life, the enduring messages of

Cats are incredibly good at hiding pain, and sometimes the first clue that something is wrong doesn't look like pain at all. It looks like a change in behavior. Maybe your cat suddenly stops hanging out with you. They're less tolerant of another cat. Their eating or litter-box habits change. They start biting when touched somewhere they never minded before. Or they're simply acting a little... off. In this episode, Amy talks with Certified Cat Behavior Consultant Amanda Caron, founder of Fris...

Could a simple beam of red or near-infrared light really help support your dog's recovery, mobility and wellbeing? And what actually happens inside your dog's body when the light is applied?Welcome to Ask The Expert, a brand-new series on The Westies & Besties Podcast, where we take YOUR questions from our Westie communities around the world and put them directly to highly qualified experts in their specialist fields.For our first Ask The Expert episode, we're joined once again by Ruth Milner of

Cat Nutritionist Investigates Fancy Feast. Is It Good Cat Food?

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Joining me for this episode is national bestselling author, screenwriter, director and animal advocate Cathryn Michon. We chat about her latest book, I'm Still Here - A Cat's Purpose Forever. A companion book for her overwhelming popular book, I'm Still Here - A Dogs Purpose Forever. Narrated by an angel cat, the book reassures us that love survives long after a cat's transition and the bond with their human companions' lives on forever. A lovely and poignant book, full of wonderful watercolor

Trail riding can reveal a lot about how well a horse handles change, pressure and the presence of other horses. In this episode, Mark answers member questions about preparing horses for unfamiliar trail situations, riding safely in groups, and why some horses become unsettled when they are asked to ride at the back. Learn about how horses process their surroundings and how riders can use education to improve challenges before they become problems on the trail. Mark also addresses how to improve rein

Bringing a rescue dog home is exciting, but the first seven days can also leave new adopters wondering if they made the right decision. A dog who seemed calm at the shelter may suddenly behave very differently once introduced to a new home, new people, new routines, and new expectations.In this episode of Rescue Tales, Robert Forto and Robin Lucas of Rebel Rescue South Korea break down what happens during a rescue dog's first week at home. They discuss decompression during the first 24 hours,

This week we're talking to Dr Graham Matheson and Joe Flanagan about the bone regenerative product Tvati. This new holistic joint support for dogs is based on traditional Maori medicines in the Cook Island. Dr Graham aka Cookie, had to get permission from the island's traditional leaders to research and develop the remedy for wider use. Joe Flanagan is distributing Tvati through Ingenious Probiotics. Dr Graham has seen remarkable recovery with athletes and Anna can attest that Prudence is

Send us Fan Mail One thing is for sure. Any trainer (me included) that uses prong collars, ecollars, and any kind of correction is usually the "last resort" for folks. But this is silly because first of all, those tools do more than just correct dogs. The tools are highly versatile and all of the control lies in the handler's hands. Secondly, all dogs need correction. Yes, that's right—your dog needs to experience proper punishment. No, it doesn't matter what breed they are or what thei...