Kitty Wellness Weekly is quickly becoming the trusted destination for cat lovers who want real, practical guidance on keeping their feline friends happy and healthy. Hosted by a team of veterinary professionals and lifelong cat enthusiasts, this show makes it easy for anyone—whether brand-new to cat parenthood or a seasoned pro—to feel confident about caring for their kitty at every stage of life. The focus is refreshingly straightforward: transform complicated science into steps families can

Rescue dogs don’t come with a sign on their head listing all their most important information It’s often the rescuer’s job to figure it out — piecing together clues from stakeholders, vet records, and in-person evaluations to paint a picture of each dog’s past, present, and future.In Episode 3.3, hosts Jenny Nordin and Ashlyn Kauh dive into three remarkable cases: Luna, a returned cattle dog (adopted as a puppy) with “debilitating anxiety”; Rex, an owner-surrendered shepherd arriving beyond

This episode features an interview previously released on the podcast on March 3rd, 2025.Today's guest is Dr. Rathmann, who holds the John W. and Doris Jones Professorship in Animal Science at Texas Tech University where he specializes in Beef Cattle Biology and serves as Faculty Coordinator and Coach of the Livestock Judging Team. Passionate about student success, Dr. Rathmann teaches courses on animal science, breeding, and beef production systems, and conducts research in feedlot nutrition,

Sometimes it can be hard for us to recognize when our dogs are, in fact, making progress in their reactivity training. In today's episode I highlight ten of the signs you may be missing that show your reactivity training is paying off! Want to get started with our training programs for free? Visit spiritdogtraining.com/free

Send us an inquiry through a text message here! Welcome to another episode of The Veterinary Roundtable! In this episode, the ladies are joined by none other than their husbands to discuss what dog breed they would be, the harsh truth about wages in veterinary medicine, advice they'd give to other spouses with significant others in veterinary medicine, and more! Do you have a question, story, or inquiry for The Veterinary Roundtable? Send us a text from the link above, ask us on any social m...

In this episode, Daniel and OG Bishop dive into an inspiring story out of Eastpointe, Michigan, where Animal Control Officer Ashley Sanchez is making a real difference for pets and their owners. They explore how strict city ordinances (Eastpointe spans just five square miles) have been paired with a compassionate outreach program: a pet-food pantry, low-cost vaccination and micro-chip clinics, and a full-service shelter transformation under Sanchez’s leadership. CBS NewsDaniel asks: what does this

So, to recap my Dane-tastic safety tips for a happy home:1. Elevate and Secure: Keep food, chemicals, and small items well out of our reach. If a Great Dane can reach it, it's not truly "out of reach2. Traction Action: Add rugs or non-slip surfaces to prevent slips and slides.3. Cord Control: Secure all electrical cords to prevent chewing hazards.4. Clear the Floor: Small items are choking risks. Keep your floors tidy!5. Outdoor Fortress: Ensure secure fencing and check for toxic plants.6. Door

https://mikkoschoice.com/       https://www.instagram.com/pigtubewithchucky?igsh=MWNrNDBjMGltcHQ2Zg== https://www.facebook.com/p/Pigtube-With-Chucky-61571322991165/           Autumn sits down with Ariana, a passionate animal lover who took the leap into pig parenting after years of curiosity and research.  As an adult, she decided to bring home her first pig — a miniature Juliana named Chucky — and her life hasn’t been the same since.          Ariana takes listeners through every stage of her

Think Halloween is just “one fun night” for your dog? Think again.For anxious, reactive, or aging dogs, Halloween can feel like a full-blown sensory attack—from loud doorbells and chaotic costumes to unfamiliar visitors and unpredictable energy. This episode explores how those “fun traditions” can trigger overwhelm and dysregulation in even well-loved dogs.In this episode:Understand why Halloween is not a healthy training opportunity for sensitive dogsLearn how to use enrichment, safe spaces, and

This week I talk with Meghan Lehman, Shelter Brand Manager, at Hill's Pet Nutrition. Meghan joined Hill’s Pet Nutrition in 2025 to lead the Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love program. Leveraging extensive experience across both the animal shelter and corporate sectors, she focuses on developing high-impact strategies that drive growth, strong partnership development, marketing engagement, and social good. We discuss this year's results of the State of Shelter Pet Adoption Report, some

The golden hour in a dog lover’s life often starts with the flash of a tail and that unmistakable, sunny grin of a retriever. Golden Retrievers, among the most cherished breeds in the world, owe their existence to the vision of Sir Dudley Marjoribanks, also known as Lord Tweedmouth, who in 19th-century Scotland embarked on a mission to breed the perfect hunting companion. He began with a yellow Flat-Coated Retriever named Nous and bred him to a Tweed Water Spaniel. Over the next two decades, Lord

Listeners, the Rescue Dog Revolution is a movement transforming the way our society thinks about, treats, and saves abandoned and mistreated dogs. Emerging as a global force, the Revolution is changing lives, shattering stereotypes, and reimagining what it means to rescue and rehabilitate animals often overlooked in traditional shelter systems. At its core are passionate organizations and volunteers, like Revolution Rescue in Nebraska and Dogs4Rescue in the UK, who are pioneering new approaches and

Cat psychology today reveals a world far richer and more nuanced than the long-standing myth that cats are solitary or aloof. As reported by DVM360, current research shows cats form secure emotional bonds with their people, at a level similar to the attachment infants have with caregivers. Not only do cats recognize their owners’ moods, tone, and gestures, but studies confirm they exhibit empathy and complex social awareness, responding to human emotional states in ways that surprise many

In this premiere episode ofRescue Tails, hostsRobert FortoandRobin Lucastake listeners behind the scenes ofRebel Rescue South Korea, a nonprofit dedicated to saving dogs (and cats!) from meat farms, hoarding situations, and high-kill shelters.Robin shares five key facts about Rebel Rescue, the organization’s partnership with the U.S. military community near Camp Humphreys, and how cultural shifts are shaping animal welfare in South Korea. You’ll also meetSammy, an eight-year-old Jindo mix whose

What happens when a curious teenager falls in love with a pet store puppy and ends up shaping one of the most respected English Cocker bloodlines in America?In this episode, Lisa Ross of Winfree English Cockers reveals how a pet store Irish Setter sparked a lifelong passion for breeding dogs that are not only stunning in the ring but healthy, happy, and full of heart. She shares her decade-long road to her first points, the mentors who shaped her journey, and how DNA testing and ethical breeding are

This week, we’re handing the reins over to you — our brilliant listeners — for a special Q&A episode packed with real questions, honest answers, and a few laughs along the way.From rebuilding confidence after a fall to knowing when it’s time to sell a horse that isn’t the right match, we’re diving into some of the most common (and most heartfelt) dilemmas riders face. Plus, Lorna answers a rare personal question from a long-time Daily Strides listener about the challenges she’s faced in her own

Bec went away with her sisters and the accommodation that they booked was not what it is advertised...there was a ripped couch, it was dark and dusty, there was old food in the fridge and a hole in the master bedroom ceiling. What is your accommodation mishaps?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re joined by Dr Nick Thompson talking about the integrative principle, based on a holistic viewpoint where different modalities including diet, acupuncture, herbs, homeopathy, red light therapy and physical therapies combine to offer a tool kit to help the natural healing process, whilst keeping your pet’s body burden to a minimum. We discuss the building blocks of species appropriate nutrition and the confusion in the market with so many pet foods brands, that it's no wonder ‘pet

Mark Langley is one of Australia's most popular horse clinicians. His remarkable training techniques are at the forefront of emotive horsemanship. He has helped many thousands of horses; shedding light on how to solve problems and creating new neuropathways for horses to have a positive future. In this episode, to coincide with the release of Mark's popular clinics for 2026, Mark takes us through what his clinics are about; how he teaches and what he is looking for to make the changes that he