Best Fip Podcasts (2024)

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There is a new therapy for FIP! 22:15

3h ago22:15

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Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn and Dr. Susan Little interview Dr. Terza Brostoff, DVM, PhD, from the University of California, Davis, to discuss her pioneering research on new medications for feline infectious peritonitis (FIP). Dr. Brostoff detailed the foundational steps in her investigations aimed at developing effective therapeutic options for this dev…

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Terza tackles FIP in cats part 01 32:54

3d ago32:54

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In this episode of their podcast, Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn and Dr. Susan Little featured Dr. Terza Brostoff, DVM, PhD, from the University of California, Davis, to discuss her pioneering research on new medications for feline infectious peritonitis (FIP). Dr. Brostoff detailed the foundational steps in her investigations aimed at developing effective…

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Summertime pet safety, an update on FIP, and more

14d ago

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Dr. Rena Carlson, immediate past president American Veterinary Medical Association on summertime pet safety. Heatstroke in dogs is all too common, yet nearly always preventable. And why are people still leaving dogs in hot cars? An update on FIP, which was detailed in a Steve Dale’s Pet World show from June 23. More and more people are traveling wi…

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Behavior is Medicine: The Connection Between Pain and Behavior - Part II featuring Dr. Linda Randall (DVM, KPA-CTP Tag Teach Level 3) 1:06:08

4h ago1:06:08

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Join Tabitha and Dr. Linda Randall for part two of a two-part series, as they delve into the complex relationship between behavior and pain in animals. They highlight the importance of addressing both behavioral and medical aspects of animal care. This episode emphasizes the value of reinforcing client efforts, building trust, and the crucial role …

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Why the Heartland Animal Shelter needs your help and the best ways you can offer support

7h ago

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Just like that, one morning Heartland Animal Shelter, a premier shelter in Wheeling, IL, was literally underwater. Executive Director Jenny Schlueter explains why help is needed, either by fostering or adopting animals, and/or to give money. Insurance isn’t going to cover all this. All the animals survived, though Jenny tells the story that if it w…

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Nine Lives with Dr. Kat - Ep 130 Is Your Cat Crunchy? 27:00

5h ago27:00

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Dr. Mary Gardner joins me today to talk about "crunchy cats". These are the aging cats that seem to be getting frail. Did you know that there are tons of things you can do to make it better? There are products to try, books to read and people to ask to help you as your cats age. What type of food bowl do you have? What about litter boxes? Should yo…

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Behavior is Medicine: The Connection Between Pain and Behavior - Part I featuring Dr. Linda Randall (DVM, KPA-CTP Tag Teach Level 3) 1:06:01

1h ago1:06:01

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Join Tabitha and Dr. Linda Randall in the first part of a two-part series exploring the complex relationship between behavior and pain in animals. They delve into trigger stacking and its impact on behavior, stress the importance of understanding pain's complexity, advocate for observing behavioral changes, discuss collaborative pain management app…

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Tips on boarding dogs, dog bite numbers are on the rise, and more

7d ago

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Jay Spainhour, owner of Tucker Pups Pet Resort offers tips on boarding dogs. What the facility should be offering, and what to watch for when seeking a place for doggy daycare. Dog trainer Jeff Millman agrees one of the most common problems is on-leash aggression. He’s written a book, which entails how to help these dogs, particularly with the use …

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4 - Vulnerability Management 52:18

12d ago52:18

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Vulnerabilities are everywhere and on every IT asset within an organization. This makes vulnerability management one of the most important – if not the most important – risk mitigation activities an organization undertakes. But, the complexities inherent in many organizations combined with the sheer number of vulnerabilities leaves many not knowing…

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A nutritional supplement probiotic that can ease anxiety in your pet, Dr. Gary talks Fear Free, and more

21d ago

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Dr. Julia Albright, Veterinary Behaviorist and Associate Professor at University of Tennessee School of Veterinary Medicine explains the brain to gut connection in humans and how in animals it’s nearly identical. Knowing this, a nutritional supplement probiotic called Calming Care can ease anxiety in dogs and cats. She also talks about how understa…

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Mycobacteria in cats with Dr. Cerna 30:16

14d ago30:16

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In our recent podcast episode with Dr. Petra Cerna, an expert on feline mycobacteria, we delved into various aspects of this intriguing topic. Dr. Cerna, who trained under Dr. Susan Little, shared her profound motto: persist. We explored regional concerns such as mycobacterium avium in the US and mycobacterium bovis in the UK, where deer and rodent…

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S3E18 Part 2: Infectious Disease Testing with Dr. Erin Phillips and Dr. Matt Kornya 47:53

19d ago47:53

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Welcome everyone to the last episode of Season 3! Join us this week to learn more about infectious disease testing with OVC's internal medicine team, Dr. Erin Phillips and Dr. Matt Kornya. Keep listening for some fun case studies at the end, and if you haven't already, make sure to take a listen to Part 1 as well! We hope you enjoy listening!…

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Recent advances in Feline ATE 15:13

20d ago15:13

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This month Nathalie Dowgray is joined by Clare Rusbridge for part two of their conversation about neuropathic pain in cats. We then join Kelly St Denis and Julien Guillaumen as they discuss recent advances in feline aortic thromboembolism. Our episode begins with Professor Clare Rushbridge sharing her expertise on managing neuropathic pain in cats.…

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An in-depth dive into feline infectious peritonitis and more

28d ago

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An in-depth deep dive into feline infectious peritonitis with Dr. Brian Holub, Chair of the Scientific Review Committee at EveryCat Health Foundation and retired Chief Medical Officer at VetCor. Our conversation includes breaking news regarding FIP treatment in the U.S. And we tell the FIP story filled with so much drama and intrigue it might be a …

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Nine Lives with Dr. Kat - Ep 129 I Could Pee on This 20:08

22d ago20:08

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Today, we have a su-purr fun chat with Francesco Marciuliano, the author of many delightful cat (and the one dog) books! He has cats, loves cats, and sees their unique purr-sonalities as an opportunity to voice their thoughts. I Could Pee on This and Other Poems by Cats is the fur-st in a line of humorous books that make fabulous gifts for the cat …

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All about cat breeders with Dr. Petra Cerna 21:59

24d ago21:59

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Dr. Petra Cerna, a versatile expert in veterinary medicine, law, and cat breeding, brings her wealth of knowledge to "The CatCafePodcast" as a distinguished guest. In this episode, we explore crucial conversations on cat breeding and Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), delving into the intricate aspects of this disease and its implications for fel…

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Cat breeding and FIP with Dr. Petra Cerna 29:48

25d ago29:48

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Dr. Petra Cerna, a multi-talented professional in the fields of veterinary medicine, law, and cat breeding, graces us with her expertise as a guest on "The PurrPodcast." In this episode, we delve into essential discussions on breeding cats and FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) and the complexities surrounding this disease in relation to feline he…

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Kitten Kindergarten featuring Juliette Nash 1:16:50

27d ago1:16:50

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Join us in this episode as Tabitha interviews Juliette Nash, the Community Animal Training Manager at the San Diego Humane Society, to explore the crucial topic of kitten socialization. Learn about the significance of the socialization period, the effects of positive and negative social experiences, and how programs like Kitten Kindergarten teach k…

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Debunking myths regarding dog aggression and ways to most effectively treat these dogs

1M ago

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Mike Shikashio, CDBC, is an expert on aggressive dogs. Why are some dogs aggressive? He dispels myths regarding causes of aggression and ways to help to most effectively treat these dogs. This is as detailed a discussion about this arguably increasingly common issue as you will hear on the radio – though, for more, Shikashio will offer an intensive…

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Legendary WGN Radio Broadcaster Max Armstrong on his most recent book

1M ago

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Phil Arkow is a co-founder of the National Link Coalition, the non-profit national resource center on the link between animal abuse and human violence. Animal abuse is a sentinel indicator that something is clearly wrong, so if animals are abused likely there’s additional violence in the home. Arkow explains why people are reluctant to leave domest…

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3 - Export Compliance Overlap 38:10

2M ago38:10

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The number of compliance frameworks is seemingly endless. The lack of standards is problematic enough. Even more problematic, however, is how the compliance frameworks overlaps with one another. When it comes to International Trade and Export Compliance, the problem is overlap is accentuated by the fact that there is not a definitive ‘framework’ fo…

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2 - Encryption, FIPS 140, and Compliance 39:52

2M ago39:52

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Some recent estimates have postulated that data is now the world’s most valuable asset. Unlike other assets, like oil, for example, data proliferates on a staggering scale. In other words, it doesn’t seem to be finite, subject the law of scarcity. This hammers home the importance of answering the question that each of you are wrestling with: how do…

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1 - FedRAMP Exception Cases 47:00

2M ago47:00

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One of the greatest challenges to security compliance are exception cases. What are exception cases? They are the cases in which a particular compliance objective cannot be achieved, as required. The reasons are myriad: cost, environmental constraints, vendor dependency, and technical limitations. Building an exception case is key to achieving comp…

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S3E17 Part 1: Infectious Disease Testing with Dr. Erin Phillips and Dr. Matt Kornya 24:24

1M ago24:24

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This week we have two special guests joining us on Vet Sessions! OVC's internal medicine doctors, Dr. Erin Phillips and Dr. Matt Kornya, return to talk about infectious disease testing with Dr. Shannon Gowland. Listen on to learn all about test selection and interpretation, what tests are available, and some tests to consider avoiding! We hope you …

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Current state of the animal shelter scene in Chicago, 30th Annual Bark in the Park is approaching, and more

2M ago

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Conversations with Darlene Duggan, interim president at Anti Cruelty, and Susan Cappello, Acting Executive Director of Chicago Animal Care & Control (CACC), about an honest appraisal of the animal shelter scene in Chicago, and why so many animals are being relinquished. At CACC, there’s an intense effort just to explain what they really do and that…

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Nine Lives with Dr. Kat - Ep 128 Breaking FIP Mews! Now your Vet Can Help! 32:58

2M ago32:58

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We had the pleasure of chatting with Steve Dale about the brand-new advances in the treatment of FIP (feline infectious peritonitis) which has always been considered 100% fatal. Find out what has changed since our last episode discussing it. Could your cat be at risk? Make sure you know the latest info and be sure your vet does too! EPISODE NOTES: …

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Show Update! 3:08

1M ago3:08

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Tabitha shares a quick update on the show and our new release schedule. New Episode coming June 17, 2024!!! Support Tabitha's work via social media: TikTok: @behaviorvettech Facebook and Instagram Support the podcast via social media: X: https://twitter.com/TailsFromRVT FB: https://www.facebook.com/TailsFromAVetTechPodcast IG: https://www.instagram…

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Are chronic pain killers ok in cats part 2 30:38

2M ago30:38

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Topic: New AAFP/ISFM guidelines for chronic NSAID use in cats Part 2 Guest: Dr. Kelly StDenis, renowned veterinarianSummary: Discusses signs of chronic pain in cats, often mistaken for normal aging. Explains what NSAIDs are and how they can help manage feline pain. Dives into the recently released AAFP/ISFM guidelines for the safe and effective use…

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Recognising feline pain: it's complicated! 16:49

2M ago16:49

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This month our focus is on recognising feline pain. Yaiza Gomez-Meijas is joined by Beatriz Monteiro to discuss the feline grimace scale. Clare Rusbridge then joins Nathalie Dowgray to discuss neuropathic pain in cats. Our episode begins with Yaiza interviewing Beatriz about her findings from a large bilingual global survey assessing if cat caregiv…

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Is your cat allergic to people?

2M ago

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Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Brittany Lancellotti earned the EveryCat Health Foundation 2024 Steve Dale Communications Award for the Your Vet Wants You to Know podcast. Discussed are all sorts of allergies which dogs and cats suffer – including environmental allergies to food allergies, and what to about them. And even some odd allergies, such as c…

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S3E16 Mass Submissions with Dr. Caitlin Evered 46:29

2M ago46:29

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Mystified about mass submissions? In the dark about inking margins? Humbled by histopathology reports? Join Dr. Omar Khan this week as he interviews OVC's 2nd year Anatomical Pathology Resident, Dr. Caitlin Evered. Dr. Evered helps to simplify sample submissions to the benefit of your patients! We hope this week's episode helps to answer some commo…

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Hobby dog breeders and the American Kennel Club; an update on Purina and the Purple Leash Project; and more

2M ago

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Robyn Michaels, a member of the Greater Chicago Whippet Club and a dog groomer in Rogers Park who speaks the truth – or at least her truth – regarding hobby dog breeders and the American Kennel Club (AKC). Why in the heck does the AKC seem more intent on protecting the breeders of “doodle dogs” or “designer dogs” compared to pure bred dogs? Why are…

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Are chronic painkillers bad for your cat? 20:54

2M ago20:54

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In this podcast with Dr. Kelly StDenis, she delves into the new guidelines from AAFP regarding the chronic use of NSAIDs in cats. Dr. StDenis discusses the importance of these guidelines in managing feline pain and the potential risks associated with long-term NSAID usage in cats. She provides insights into alternative pain management strategies an…

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Guidelines for chronic NSAID use in cats part 1 31:38

2M ago31:38

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In the podcast with Dr. Kelly StDenis, she delves into the new guidelines from AAFP regarding the chronic use of NSAIDs in cats. Dr. StDenis discusses the importance of these guidelines in managing feline pain and the potential risks associated with long-term NSAID usage in cats. She provides insights into alternative pain management strategies and…

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Steve Dale’s take on National Hug Your Dog Day, what teaching dogs incompatible behaviors means, and more

2M ago

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Linda Michaels, Author of The Do No Harm Dog Training and Behavior Handbook, featuring the Hierarchy of Dog Needs, explains what those needs are. She discusses how dog training methods DO matter, and what dog trainers to run the other way from. Discussed is that people want to socialize puppies, but what some well-meaning individuals aren’t doing r…

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Nine Lives with Dr. Kat - Ep 127 The Most Interesting Cat in The World? 26:14

3M ago26:14

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Well, maybe not the most interesting cat in the world, but certainly an interesting episode! We got to spend some time with Teresa Keiger of the Cat Fanciers Association and explore the most popular breeds of cat (and the rarest ones too!) Could your cat be on the list? Find out about each of the breeds- their appearance, size, temperament, as well…

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Former Chicago White Sox organist Nancy Faust talks about the first Dog Day promotions and her love for goats

3M ago

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Former Chicago White Sox organist Nancy Faust is beloved for so many reasons, and it turns out – no surprise – she’s a huge animal lover. She talks about the first Dog Day promotions (at that time taking dogs to Comiskey Park) and her love of goats, and what goats are like. You’ll also hear Bill Veeck and Harry Caray behind-the-scenes stories. Rais…

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Repeat episode with Dr. Dave Nicol part 02 27:09

2M ago27:09

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The podcast episode featuring Dr. Dave Nicol, a renowned veterinarian, delves into various aspects of veterinary medicine, from clinical practice to the business side of running a veterinary clinic. Dr. Nicol shares insights on improving client communication, enhancing patient care, and navigating the challenges of the veterinary profession. Listen…

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S3E15 Exotic Veterinary Medicine with Dr. Derek Laporte 22:25

3M ago22:25

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Welcome back listeners! This week we have exotics veterinarian Dr. Derek Laporte join us virtually to talk all about his veterinary journey. Dr. Laporte practices in his clinic in Sudbury, Lasalle Animal Hospital. This episode he talks all about his experiences varying from clinic ownership, practicing as a new grad, and the needs an exotic veterin…

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Introducing the 2024 ISFM/AAFP Consensus Guidelines on the Long-term Use of NSAIDs in Cats 14:46

3M ago14:46

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This month Yaiza Gomez-Meijas is joined by Cecilia Villaverde to discuss feline nutrition. We are then joined by Kelly St Denis who interviews some of the authors of the 2024 ISFM and AAFP consensus guidelines on the long-term use of NSAIDs in cats. Our first conversation between Yaiza and Cecilia features a discussion on feline nutrition, specific…

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Dr. Robin Downing on the bioethics in veterinary medicine and primary principles of ascent dog training

3M ago

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Dr. Robin Downing is a polymath (that means she knows A LOT) of veterinary medicine, a well-respected, albeit outspoken, expert on many topics. Discussed are a wide range of subjects from bioethics in veterinary medicine to the Fear Free initiative and principles to consent dog training (ascent is actually a better term) to declaw in cats a multi-m…

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Shelter Strategies for Success featuring Cameron Moore 51:03

3M ago51:03

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In this episode, we delve into shelter operations with Cameron Moore, a consultant at Maddie's® Shelter Strategy and Operations. Cameron shares practical recommendations that have positively impacted shelters without requiring any extra resources. She discusses overcoming barriers involving the public and offers advice for post-pandemic challenges …

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The most popular dog breeds in the U.S., tips for your pet’s safety from the Pet Poison Helpline, and more

3M ago

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Dr. Renee Schmid is Senior Toxicologist at Pet Poison Helpline, a 24/7 pet animal poison control center. A wide range of concerns including rodenticides to insecticides; and what you can do if your pet ingests some. The truth about garlic in cats and dogs. Also discussed is Xylitol or Birch Sugar which can quickly kill, and this sugar substitute is…

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Repeat episode with Dr. Sheri Ross 26:26

3M ago26:26

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Exciting Announcement! We are repeating an early podcast with Dr. Sheri Ross. In this podcast, Dr. Ross will share her expertise, passion, and experiences in the field of renal (kidney) medicine for cats, covering a wide range of topics including pet care, animal behavior, and the latest advancements in veterinary science. Whether you're a fellow v…

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Repeating Dr. Nicol (why not)? 24:26

3M ago24:26

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Due to some personal circumastances we will repeat a golden oldie (the podcast not our amazing guest) from the first year of our podcasts. This podcast with Dr. Dave Nicol delves into the challenges and joys of veterinary practice. Nicol discusses topics ranging from patient care to practice management, offering insights and practical advice for fe…

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Canine separation anxiety and how to treat it

3M ago

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Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Chris Pachel talks about canine separation anxiety – what it IS and what it IS NOT. What can people do to deal with dogs who have separation anxiety? Are dogs really guilty after having an accident indoors or tearing up a pillow because of separation anxiety. Why are psycho-pharmaceuticals may be required or a product cal…

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