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From pet health to pet behavior, we've got experts to answer your questions.Doctors Andrea Dennis and Eva Ceranowicz handle the health questions andalternate episodes with Laurie Fass, who can answer your questions regardinganimal behavior.
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Pet Talk 9-5-26 (opens the original)
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Since the first Saturday in September is National Hummingbird Day, Laurie Fass takes the opportunity to discuss these fascinating birds, sharing interesting facts about hummingbirds and what makes them unique. She also discusses wild animals and reminds listeners that there is a reason they are wild, encouraging people to use caution when domesticated animals encounter or interact with wildlife.
Pet Talk 8-15-26 (opens the original)
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Laurie Fass discusses how people can form strong emotional connections with wild animals, using examples such as Jimothy the raccoon from Seattle and Neil the Seal, an elephant seal from Australia. She explains why these relationships can be dangerous and urges people to be cautious when interacting with wildlife. Laurie also points out that when humans approach wild animals, either by trying to get a picture with them, or pet them, and get injured, the animals are often blamed for the resulting
Pet Talk 8-8-26 (opens the original)
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Since August 8th is International Cat Day, Dr. Andrea Dennis takes an in depth look at cats and what it’s really like to own one. She discusses different types of cats, what potential owners should know before bringing a cat home, and the responsibilities that come with caring for one.
Pet Talk 7-25-26 (opens the original)
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Dr. Andrea Dennis discusses how to keep dogs safe during the summer, stressing that pets should never be left unattended in a hot car because of the serious health risks. She also shares cases from her experience, talks about the growing role of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine, and warns pet owners about harmful algae blooms in fresh, salt, and brackish water while offering recommendations on how to keep your pet safe when spending time outdoors.
Pet Talk 7-18-26 (opens the original)
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Laurie Fass discusses animal advocacy efforts, with a focus on Desmond’s Army, and shares a case involving a dog whose tail had to be amputated following an incident at a grooming salon. She offers advice on choosing a reputable groomer and explains why pet owners should be cautious when selecting one. Laurie also shares her thoughts on the dangers of leaving dogs outdoors in extreme heat after seeing a panhandler with a dog on a hot day, and explains the potential health risks. She also talks a
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