Could red light therapy help a stiff dog after exercise? What about arthritis, muscle injuries, recovery after surgery or the soreness experienced by active and sporting dogs?In Part 2 of Ask The Expert, our brand-new series on The Westies & Besties Podcast, we continue putting YOUR questions directly to our expert panel.We're joined by Ruth Milner of Photizo, who specialises in photobiomodulation and red light therapy, to answer more of the questions sent in by our Westie community from around

send us an email and be sure to include your address so we can respond! The chick pulls much of its calcium out of the eggshell, so what the hen ate before she laid the egg matters long before it hatches. Thin shells, soft shells, or chicks that don't make it: it is not always the incubator and it is not always shipping. Carey and I walk through calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D, why a hen needs all three, whether more oyster shell helps, whether chickens get vitamin D from the sun, and why...

This week on The Tie-Down Breakdown, Breakaway Breakdown host Blake Ramsey sits down with Sierra and Cami Lewis. They're the daughter and wife of NFR tie-down roper Brent Lewis, and they talk about growing up in the sport, raising a calf roper and what it's like to be a woman in rodeo.Sierra was at her first NFR at four months old and spent her childhood on the road with the iconic calf ropers of her dad's era. She talks about the family feel she says the tie-down world has lost, how a Facebook page

Find out what have sent out on X this week and what I am up to with Merlin and what I will be releasing on YouTube this weekend. I also ask the question has James Blunt been stalking me for the last 20 years and if so why? Find out why I have to wear sunglasses when I am in the same room as him. Thanks for listening contact me on the show

Farah talks about it restarting Diego who is in her recent live FDWH training journal episode. Also tips, Horse welfare news and more.

In this episode, Dr. Erica Lacher and show host Justin Long talk about all the different things that make horses do the things they do. A lot of times it's not as simple as just pain, or just behavior, and getting to the root of the problem can require a lot of patience. Topics include fitness, injuries, attitude, and much more!

If the person whose name is on the van disappeared for thirty days, what would actually break at your shop? Not the website. The eval. The hard dog. The refund. Saturday. Michele Forto is solo on this episode of Dog Works Radio. She talks to owners of family-run dog training businesses in rural and mid-size markets, private lessons, group class, board-and-train, service and therapy work, where family is on the books and the founder is still the bottleneck. Get the handout at

Dr. Tania Cubitt from Performance Horse Nutrition talks about cushings disease and its association with obesity in horses. Host: Coach JennSponsored by: Ride TVTodays contributor: Dr. Cubitt, Performance Horse Nutrition

In today's episode, we explore the elegant world of Trakehner horses with prominent official and breeder Brad Kerbs, diving into the breed's rich history, traits, and closed studbook. Plus, we're joined by Pippa Kyle, editor at Horse & Hound, who shares insights from her decades in equestrian journalism, covering major international events, and the magazine's historic legacy. Plus, some mighty weird news. Listen in…HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4051– Show Notes and Links:Hosts: Jamie Jennings of

On this episode of Off Leash with Dr. Pete, Molly brings another round of listener questions to Dr. Pete, covering everything from dog treats and vaccines to skin problems, digestive issues, liver enzymes, and senior dog health. It’s a wide-ranging Q&A filled with practical advice for pet owners dealing with some of the most common and confusing health concerns.Dr. Pete starts by discussing treats for dogs with copper storage disease, including why owners need to look closely at ingredient

Should your young dog's first hunt be opening morning? In this solo episode of The Bird Dog Podcast, I break down why I tell my clients not to take a green retriever out on the opener, and what to do instead. I walk through two real client stories: a well-trained dog that shut down and hid in its blind on a dark, crowded opening morning, and an 11-month-old that started breaking from anxiety on a six-gun Canada hunt. We talk about why the jump from training to a real hunt breaks down (darknes...

Host Laura Reeves and veterinarian Dr. Marty Greer share critical emergency protocols for dog owners. From stopping aggressive dogs on walks to managing severe trauma, this guide covers essential safety steps to protect both you and your pet. Learn how to spot hazards early, handle an attacking dog safely, tie a makeshift muzzle in seconds, and transport an injured pet to the emergency vet clinic. Key Takeaways from This Episode: Prevention and Walk Safety:Why pet owners must put phones away,

Your dog can hold a perfect heel through training — then break it the second someone walks up to say hi. In this episode, I answer our graduates' most common leash and heel questions: greetings, creeping out front, when it's okay to sniff, correcting without guilt, and how long the remote collar actually stays on. Recommend Training Equipment: 📖THE ULTIMATE LEASH TRAINING MANUAL : https://amzn.to/4papdHo 🐕Check out our Amazon Store : https://www.amazon.com/shop/caninerevolut 🔥What You'll

SummaryIn our latest episode of The Daily Groomer, I bring together Elizabeth Gibbs, Megan Murphy, Brittany Moon, and Josh Fitzgerald from Zoomin’ Groomin, Salty Dog, and across the grooming industry to discuss the launch of a brand-new grooming academy. We explore why hands-on training and passionate people matter, how to shape a standout curriculum, and what it takes to build a positive grooming culture. Hear stories from business owners about what makes a successful groomer beyond just technical

A 15-year study shows that the drug pergolide is an effective treatment for pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction.This magazine article has been transformed for your listening pleasure using AI resources. To read the article, visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/good-news-about-popular-ppid-treatment.Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

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Coby Bolger is an equine nutritionist and international rider with decades of experience. She founded Horse1 nutrition consulting in Spain, but her advice is pertinent to senior horse owners world-wide.My Senior Horse - Episode 54 Guests and Links:Guests: Coby Bolger, Horse1 Nutrition ConsultingConnect with Host: Kimberly S. Brown of Editorial Director of My Senior Horse | Email Kim (kbrown@equinenetwork.com) | Follow Kim on LinkedIn (@kimberlylsbrown)

If you’ve ever lay away at night running through the list of everything you didn’t do for your pet today… welcome to the club. In this episode, Emily and Tiffany discuss why “enough” feels impossible, what “basic” care actually means, and how to build a plan that works on any day, even your hardest. If you’re ready to build a sustainable life with your pet, and even teach your pet to meet their own needs, rather than needing to do it for them, give this one a listen. TLDL (too long, didn’t listen):

You may think your cat's litter box is just a box filled with litter—but to your cat, it's a bathroom, a vulnerable moment, a resource, and sometimes even a potential ambush site! In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss digs into the why behind the recommendations in our Purrfect Litter Box handout (email Molly@cattalkradio.com to get a copy of it.) Why does size matter? Why should litter boxes be spread throughout the house instead of lined up together? Why can another cat simply lying near