What if you could communicate with your animal beyond words? In this episode of Animals Speak: Are You Listening?, Loli Jane explores the fascinating world of animal communication and the four intuitive pathways commonly known as the Clairs: clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, and claircognizance. Drawing from Chapter 3 of her book, Animals Speak: Are You Listening?, Loli explains why she believes telepathic animal communication is a natural ability that can be developed, how informa...

Retired Fire Chief Rick Robinson joins us on the rescue farm to share the untold history of Dalmatians and firefighters. After 45 years of service, Chief Rick reveals the silent mental health toll first responders carry, and how shelter dogs and therapy dogs might be the ultimate lifeline to support our local heroes. Plus, Rick shares the emotional story of his rescue dog, Ranger, and we surprise him with something very special.  Get Sundays for Dogs 30% off code ROCKY30

In this episode our AI hosts look at how our pet food is lacking an essential component for our pets to truly thrive. Regardless of whether you feed kibble or raw food, no commercial pet food offers beneficial amounts of Omega 3s. We can get them from fish oil, or seal oil, the important part is ensuring the omegas we offer are from the sea. Tune to find out just how easy adding omegas to our pet's diet is.

It’s the FINAL week of Stuff We Love September, and we’re introducing the cat community to something completely different when it comes to supporting joint health and mobility: TVATI Pet.Because what if supporting your cat’s joints didn’t require a pill, powder, chew or anything else you had to convince them to eat?TVATI Pet is a 100% natural TOPICAL formula designed to support joint comfort, healthy movement and everyday wellness in cats and dogs. It’s applied directly to the skin, making it an

Part 2 with Dominika of Dog Meets Baby is the how-to half. We start with the first meeting between your Doodle and your baby, including the step most families skip: greeting your Doodle without the baby first.From there, Dominika covers why jumping and barking are the two behaviors to work on now, what changes the day your baby starts crawling, how to tell a happy lick from a "please give me space" lick, the bubble trick that finally makes sense to a two year old, and the signs it's

In this news bulletin, Annie shares the news and events for fall 2026. Free Video Masterclass: Riot’s Review is here! Tribute Equilibrium Senior Join Annie and her horse, Riot, for an exclusive, 30-minute video review of Tribute’s new feed, including a mini feeding trial. Inside this free video session, we strip away the marketing hype to deliver an ingredient deep dive, analyzing exactly what is inside the bag so you can discover which horses will thrive on this feed—and which sh...

In this episode, Taralyn McCarrel, DVM, DACVS (LA), joined us to discuss recurrent laryngeal neuropathy in horses and a new surgical technique she is developing to address the condition.This episode of Disease Du Jour is brought to you by Equithrive.GUESTS AND LINKS - EPISODE 191:Host: Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (CSisson@equinenetwork.com)Guest: Taralyn McCarrel, DVM, DACVS (LA)Podcast Website: Disease Du JourThis episode of Disease Du Jour podcast is

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener a question about young horses who bite, teaching horses to lengthen their neck and topline and more! In Mary's training tip we tackle "do less sooner".Episode 4052 LinksImage Credit: Mary Kitzmiller HorsemanshipToday’s Hosts: Mary Kitzmiller and Coach JennFollow Mary Kitzmiller on Facebook, Mary Kitzmiller’s StoreFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookVisit our other sponsors! My New Horse, Ride TVAdvertise with Horse Radio

Why do pets matter, and what happens when the people dedicated to caring for them are struggling?In this episode of Why Do Pets Matter?, Deborah Hamilton sits down with Dr. Gershon Alaluf, a retired veterinarian, practicing relief vet, podcaster, and researcher studying burnout in veterinary medicine. Together, they explore the growing pressures facing veterinarians, from the rising cost of care and emotional exhaustion to inadequate mentorship, difficult client conversations, and the challenges of

In this episode, Justin and Buford continue their series of conversations at the Show Me What Ewe Got sheepdog trial, this time with Rebecca Gibson of Flyaway Geese. They talk about her training and trialing background, but also hit deeper on building relationships with a dog and what really makes a handler and dog click together. Be sure to rate, review and follow the podcast wherever you may be listening.

In this episode we talk about the a camelid with a woolly coat - the alpaca.Find out why this animal is now domesticated, how their hair is used and differs between the species and just how far they can spit if they take a dislike to something. If you love reading check out The Wild Walk of Fame Bookshelf which has all of the animal themed story recommendations from every single episode! Head to www.blackandwhitebookproject.com/blogs/blog/the-wild-walk-of-fame-bookcaseIf you have a favourite animal

Royal Canin has recently entered the gently cooked space with its new Fresh Health Nutrition line for puppies, adults, and senior dogs.In this episode, I break down what I think this shift means for veterinary nutrition, what I like about the move toward less processed food, and where I still have questions.We discuss:Why I see a major veterinary brand embracing gently cooked food as a positive shiftWhy having separate Puppy, Adult, and Senior formulas mattersWhy brown rice being the first

Debbie Roberts Loucks introduces this 16th episode reading from Horse Sense for People by Monty Roberts.“The concept of choice is the heart of my training system.” — Monty RobertsIn this episode of Horsemanship Radio, Debbie Roberts Loucks introduces Monty’s reading of “The Muckers’ Story” from Horse Sense for People. Set at Flag Is Up Farms, it shows how trust and the freedom to take responsibility can bring out the best in people, just as choice helps horses become willing partners.Special

We would enjoy hearing from you. Taking your cat to the veterinarian can be a challenge. Putting your four-footed child into its carrier is just the start. Then, there is the battle of giving your cat a pill if the vet prescribes medication. “There must be a better way to deal with those situations,” you tell yourself. Yes, there is! You’ll hear about solutions to those problems on this episode of The Hissing Feline podcast. Joining me on this podcast is Dr. Elizabeth Chapman, owner and...

In June the headlines said 90% of Dartmoor's semi-wild hill ponies faced a cull. A former consumer journalist went looking for who had actually said so, and for what would happen to a moorland herd that had to leave.Recorded in June 2026, before the Government changed the grazing rules on 15 July. There's an update at the end of this description.Angelique Ruzicka is a former personal finance and consumer journalist who now writes about sustainability in the horse world at Willow's Earth

Hey Dog Lover 🐾Does one bad reaction from your dog leave you wondering what you did wrong?Do you find yourself embarrassed, frustrated, or worried about what everyone else thinks when your dog loses it?What if progress with your reactive dog isn’t only about whether your dog reacts — but about what happens at your end of the leash too?In this episode, we’re talking about a kind of progress with reactive dogs that we don’t talk about nearly enough: learning to trust yourself.I’m sharing a real-life

This week, Matt welcomes LaurDIY and her dog Moose for an episode all about Bull Terriers! They dive into what makes these wonderfully weird, egg-headed dogs so unique and why their big personalities have earned them such a devoted following.Follow LaurDIY & Moose https://www.instagram.com/moosetheminibully https://www.tiktok.com/@UCap97Ue8K_BpKlrvQRYd6JA https://www.youtube.com/laurdiy Intro song by @HoveyBenjamin Chapters 00:00 | Welcoming Moose and Lauren 01:09 | Adoptable Dogs

Sammi Birch has spent nearly 30 years chasing the biggest prizes in eventing - but the Olympic start she still wants is what keeps her coming back for more. She opens up about the horses, the heartbreak, the stubbornness, and the wild journey that took her from the Hunter Valley to five Olympic reserve selections and some of the sport’s toughest tracks.Prue and Fi go right back to the start with one of Australia’s most accomplished eventers, from show ponies and dressage to the formative mentors who

085 In this live coaching call recording, I share my process for problem-solving training sessions in the moment. This flowchart gives power to the students to collect data and bring that information back to the thinking room, making them more observant, creative, and effective when training on their own.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how dog breeding advice is shared, but polished answers are not always accurate ones. In this Series 5 opener, we discuss: How AI generated charts can give misleading progesterone and ovulation advice without considering machines, units or individual patternsWhy AI can confidently fill in missing information and turn incomplete knowledge into advice that looks credibleThe danger of relying on AI during real breeding situations when it does not know you...