Billy and Michelle are joined by successful trainer Chad Summers.

Send us a text Episode Summary: Welcome to a powerful 10-part special series of Dog Ear called Joey’s Legacy, where we explore the heartbreaking and often preventable stories of veterinary malpractice. In this inaugural episode, we’re joined by the highly respected Dr. Judy Morgan, DVM, CVA, CVCP, CVFT—a pioneer in both traditional and holistic veterinary medicine. With over 41 years of experience, Dr. Judy shares vital information about: How to recognize the signs of potential malpract...

On this episode of the Adulting with Horses podcast, Heather Wallace and Natalie Keller Reinert discuss the myth of balance in the horse world. Does balance really exist amongst work, family, and horses? We also address how to get back into riding after a break, the best way to restart physically and mentally, and much, much more! Links:www.adultingwithhorsespodcast.comInstagram @adultingwithhorsespodcastTwitter @AdultingHorsesFacebook Group, The Clubhouse:

Welcome to Bark to Bed! This week we are hitting the croquet greens as Alice meets the Queen of Hearts and isn't quite sure how to act! Designed to ease separation anxiety and promote relaxation, our storytelling journey helps your furry friend feel safe, soothed, and content while you are away at work, running errands or are otherwise unavailable. This season we’re mixing things up—my husband (Kerry) is stepping in as the narrator while I (Tracey) voice Alice. We’re loving this new storytell...

Join Drs Nick, Conor and Brendan Rawpermedics as we discuss topics on health and nutrition for dogs and cats with a holistic view and biologically appropriate raw feeding. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

First, we have an update on the Joro spider in the news. Then, are you currently keeping tarantulas and looking to branch out into "True Spiders" or Mygalomorphs? Or, have you never kept any spider before and are looking for a good one to start with? In this episode, I'll discuss 10 popular spiders in the pet trade and what they have to offer.

Michelle and Louise chat to sports dietitian and author Renee McGregor about how to optimise fuelling across life stages - especially during perimenopause and after menopause - while also unpacking RED‑S, carbohydrate myths, and sensible supplement use.Renee acknowledges how little conversation there has historically been about female hormonal transitions, and how women often experience a “wobbliness” in their energy, mood, and performance as hormones fluctuate unpredictably. She emphasises that

What if the “dangerous” horse isn’t dangerous at all—but depressed or misunderstood?In this episode, Nika Vorster speaks with equestrian coach and author Joanna (Horses Explained) about horse psychology and the overlooked mental health of our equine partners. Joanna shares insights from her book Understanding Horse Depression, explains the difference between temperament and personality, and breaks down the four temperament types that shape how horses respond to training. Together, they explore how

Can you truly have work-life balance in veterinary medicine—or is it an impossible myth? What does sustainable success actually look like for practice owners, leaders, and veterinarians trying to grow without burning out?Join host Dr. Gershon Alaluf and guest Dr. Christine Staten, DVM, MBA, large-animal veterinarian, founder of Adobe Veterinary Center, and creator of Veterinary MBA, for an honest, energizing, and practical conversation about ownership, leadership, and purpose.After 20 years of

Picture a crisp, dewy morning at the edge of a Scottish loch. Mist rises from the water as the first golden rays of sunlight catch the eager eyes and shimmering coats of the star athletes of the hour—the retrievers. Among these, the Golden Retriever stands as a paragon of versatility, intelligence, and heart. But what is it about this breed that has captured the world’s imagination for over a century?Golden Retrievers trace their origins to the late 1800s in Scotland, where the vision of Sir Dudley

Listeners, the Rescue Dog Revolution is not just a movement—it’s a sweeping transformation of how society views and saves abandoned and mistreated dogs. This journey began nearly two centuries ago, with the creation of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Britain back in 1824. These early pioneers inspired organizations like the American Humane Association and the ASPCA, setting in motion the modern belief that every dog deserves a second chance at happiness, as described in

Cat psychology today is undergoing a remarkable transformation as science uncovers just how emotionally complex and socially attuned our feline companions can be. DVM360 magazine describes this as the Decade of the Cat, highlighting how cultural attitudes are shifting and people are taking their cats’ emotional and behavioral needs more seriously than ever before. Instead of seeing cats as aloof or indifferent, researchers now confirm that cats form secure attachments to their human caregivers,

What if our obsession with “complete and balanced” feeding isn’t really about our dogs at all… but about our fear of losing them?In this rich, honest conversation with Georgina of Georgina’s Kitchen, we unpack the deeper story beneath the formulas - the way fear, control, and love can all blur together when we just want to do right by our dogs.Georgina shares how her own journey began when her dog started having seizures at just three years old - a moment that led her to question everything she’d

Does it ever feel like you have to do it all as a leader? In this episode, Dr. Kate continues her conversation with Dr. Andy Roark, international speaker, author, and founder of the Uncharted Veterinary Conference, to talk about delegation, managing competing priorities, and how to avoid burnout while keeping your team strong. Remember to subscribe so you don't miss a new episode.Connect with Companion Pet Partners:🌐 companionpet.com💼 careers.companionpet.com📱Follow @companionpetpartners on

Join family therapists Nancy Saxton-Lopez and Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio for a conversation with internationally acclaimed medium, speaker, and author Miki Jacobs. Miki journeyed from a conservative Jewish upbringing and service in the Israeli army to building a business in the U.S. shaped a profound spiritual awakening. She’s conducted thousands of readings worldwide and is the author of "Soul Secrets" and "Sacred Wild," the latter inspired by decades of animal rescue on her Southern

Arantza Garcia delivered An Ode to Her, a stirring piece that explored the strength and versatility offemininity, reclaiming and redefining it through the examples of her friends, family and tías.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Courtney Ryan with the Park City Chamber of Commerce talks about this incredible little vacation spot. Park City, Utah, or as locals affectionately call it, Bark City, is a great place to visit with Fido. With trails and pet-friendly hotels along with a huge October HOWLoween event, Park City can't be beat for rolling out the red carpet for Fido.

In this episode of Must Love Dogs, Duncan Dachshund dives deep into the world of Boxers, exploring their unique traits, quirky behaviors, and historical origins. From nose-to-tail facts to playful antics, we uncover what makes Boxers such extraordinary companions. Tune in for a wild, humorous, and slightly chaotic journey through the life and legend of this lovable breed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#331: Exotic veterinarian Dr Jeff Jenkins in San Diego talks about doing surgery on "tiny things" like a Society Finch (that’s the species actual name, not an adjective!), spaying guinea pigs and neutering rats — all through surprising locations on their bodies.