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On this edition of Practical Pet Chat, Lorin and Rob dive into a topic that always sparks passionate debate — how people add pets to their families. From adoption and breeders to rescuing a stray or taking in a pet from a friend or family member, there are countless paths to pet parenthood. Yet, for some reason, society often gets tangled in judgment and division over how that connection began, instead of focusing on what truly matters — the living being at the center of it all.In this honest and

In this episode, we explore horses as our teachers and mirrors. We dive into how foddess and warrior energy show up in our work with our horses. We discuss the differences in the healed and unhealed energy of each of these archetypes. You’ll hear a story about two semi-wild Mustangs, Chief and Saturday. Chief battles laminitis and EMS. Saturday stands guard, nurtures, and sets limits. Their contrast reveals how our energy shapes training, hoof care, and daily handling. Listeners will le...

On this episode of One Minute Dog Training Tips, Nicole Forto discusses: Decompression in Dogs Products We Use for Dog Works Radio My equipment:   • SHURE SM7B Mic • Rodecaster Pro II audio production studio • Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones • Elgato Wave Mic Arm Pro   Recommended resources:   • Captivate.fm podcast hosting, distribution, analytics, and monetization • Keap CRM • Riverside.FM • Hindenburg Pro recording and editing Note: these may contain affiliate links, so I get a small

The past week saw several key developments and ongoing discussions among Game and Fish agencies in the United States. In California, the Fish and Game Commission approved new regulations including the emergency extension for catch-and-release sport fishing of white sturgeon as the species remains under endangered species candidacy. The commission also expanded restrictions related to invasive species, specifically adding non-native mussels and green crab to their list of restricted live animals

In this episode of Canine Arthritis Matters, Dr. Hannah Capon speaks with Bowen practitioner Laura Johnson about the lesser-known integrative therapy, the Canine Bowen Technique. Laura shares her personal journey from education to becoming a certified Bowen practitioner, and how her own agility dog’s chronic pain led her to explore this gentle, fascia-focused therapy.Together, Hannah and Laura discuss what Bowen is, how it works, and how it may complement veterinary care in cases of osteoarthritis

We talk with Ken Behrens of the Naturally Adventurous podcast about our top birding destinations in the United States, how to dip your toes into international travel, and what it's like living in Madagascar! Learn more about Ken and the podcast here: https://www.ken-behrens.com/naturally-adventurous-podcast

Glenn goes one on one with fellow podcaster and improv performer Tina Dietz. Tina is a long-time podcaster that Glenn met 10 years ago. She is also a fellow improv actor and she runs a company that voices and records audio books, plus she is a digital nomad. They talk about all of that in today’s special One on One.Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3794 – Show Notes and Links:Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the GeekPic Credit: Tina DietzGuest: Tina Dietz, Twin Flames

Today, Clayton interviews Lindsey Taylor and Karl Pearson, co-founders of OxyPet, a company specialising in oxygenated water for pets. Lindsay shares her personal health journey that inspired the creation of OxyPet, detailing her experiences with severe blood clots and the transformative effects of breath work and hydration. They also explore the unique properties of OxyPet's nano-bubble oxygen spring water, its benefits for pets, particularly brachycephalic breeds like French Bulldogs, and the

This week on Best Bets for Pets, Michelle Fern sinks her teeth into feline oral care with Pet Honesty’s new Fresh Dental Bites for Cats.. Building on the hit Dog Dental Powder, these dual-texture chews (loved by 9 out of 10 cats) offer an easy, vet-approved way to fight plaque, tartar, and bad breath—no toothbrush required. Michelle chats with Dr. Greg Reinhart, Ph.D., about the science behind the formulation, including postbiotics, kelp, SHMP, fish oil, barley, and Pet Honesty’s fresh-breath blend,

A great big pupdate this week from the golden gals of Oh My Dog Rescue. Listen in to the pups and downs of the week, with this Pawdcast rescue roundup. Additional exciting news that 3 new Microchip Scanning Stations have been installed in Iowa tows of Ogden, Adel, Huxley, and Carlisle. https://ohmydogrescue.org/microchip-scanning-stations/ohmydogrescue.orgomdpawdcast.comThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions

In this first part of The Secret Language of Fish series, Art explores one of the most fascinating mysteries for home aquarium keepers: how fish recognise and communicate with their keepers. Discover the science behind memory and perception in aquarium fish, learn to decode subtle body language, and understand how your daily rhythm shapes the way your fish respond to you. Whether you keep angelfish, bettas, or goldfish, this episode will help you see your aquarium in a whole new light; as a world of

Life as an indoor cat can be quite fulfilling if you know how to create a stimulating environment. Indoor cats benefit greatly from physical exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction. According to VCA Hospitals, an enriched environment should allow cats to express many of their natural behaviors, such as hunting and exploring. This can be achieved by hiding toys or treats around the house, creating a scavenger hunt that encourages cats to engage in exploratory behaviors.Puzzle toys are

Welcome to the fascinating world of The Dog Training Detective, where crime-solving and canine companionship go hand in paw. Inspired by the works of Manhattan-based dog trainer and novelist Lee Charles Kelley, this experience mixes the intrigue of classic mysteries with real-world wisdom on dog training. Listeners will find themselves immersed in a universe where every detective case begins with a wagging tail and each clue is unraveled with the help of loyal four-legged friends.At the heart of

The pet care industry has shown resilient growth in the past 48 hours, supported by new data released for October 2025. The global dog and cat food market rose sharply, now valued at 67.46 billion dollars in 2025, driving a 7.1 percent compound annual growth rate thanks to increased pet ownership and a growing preference for premium products. Disposable income gains are steering consumers toward higher-quality, specialized foods. The premium segment, especially, demonstrates robust performance, even

In this episode of "God and Our Dogs," host Meg Grier welcomes Angie Lewis, Senior Vice President of Commercial Lending at Encore Bank in San Antonio. Angie shares the touching story of her family’s rescue dog, Gracie, and how Gracie brought comfort, healing, and faith during challenging times. The conversation explores themes of resilience, trust, and the unexpected ways God provides what we need. Angie also discusses her work at Encore Bank and offers advice for those considering rescuing a

What makes cats such fascinating companions is the complexity and nuance in their behavior. Listeners might be familiar with a purring feline sprawled on the couch, but that gentle rumble means much more than simple contentment. According to Dr. Chris Roth, DVM, purring is often a sign of pleasure, and sometimes a way for cats to comfort themselves when feeling nervous or unwell. You may also notice your cat kneading soft surfaces with their paws, a habit rooted in kittenhood when they kneaded their