Speaking of Pets
Speaking of Pets is meant to bridge the gap between pet owners and reliable veterinary information. It addresses the concerning fact that pet owners often consult multiple sources or rely on neighbor-recommended treatments before seeking professional veterinary care.
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Summer Pet Wellness: Keeping Your Pets Cool And Mobile | SOP Ep. 126 - Dr. Kelly Fishman (opens the original)
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Is the rising summer heat turning your daily walk schedule into a guessing game? Join Janet King and Dr. Alice Jeromin as they sit down with veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Kelly Fishman to tackle essential summer pet wellness strategies. They discuss keeping pets cool, hydration, and why arthritis prevention should begin early—not just when mobility issues appear. From muscle-supporting supplements like Myos Pet to managing heat indices during the dog days of summer
New World Screwworm Risks for Pets | SOP Ep. 125 - Dr. Christopher Lee (opens the original)
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Dr. Alice Jeromin and Janet Novotny King welcome back parasitology expert Dr. Christopher Lee to discuss the dangerous rise of New World Screwworm and how it affects our pets. This aggressive parasite eats living tissue and presents a severe threat to warm-blooded animals across North America. Dr. Christopher Lee breaks down the life cycle of the fly, clinical symptoms to watch for, and effective preventive treatments like monthly Isoxazolines. The conversation also covers tapeworm risks such as
Understanding Dog and Cat Ear Infections: Expert Veterinary Advice | SOP Ep. 124 - Dr. Emily Rothstein (opens the original)
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Ear infections are a common source of frustration for pet owners, but they aren't always a one-time event. Dr. Emily Rothstein , a board-certified veterinary dermatologist, joins Dr. Alice Jeromin and Janet Novotny King to demystify why these infections occur, from pendulous ears to underlying allergies. They break down why "simple" treatments often fail, the importance of rechecks, and why over-the-counter products can do more harm than good. You’ll learn exactly what triggers chronic issues an
Pet Bathing Guide: Shampoos, Allergies, and Skin Care | SOP Ep. 123 - Dr. Alice Jeromin (opens the original)
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Are you wondering how to care for your dog's skin without causing irritation or dryness? In this ultimate pet bathing guide, host Janet Novotny King and board-certified veterinary dermatologist Dr. Alice Jeromin break down the science behind proper grooming. They explain when to use a specialized pet shampoo and how to navigate common issues like allergies and skin infections. You'll learn when active ingredients like chlorhexidine, miconazole, and benzoyl peroxide are necessary, and why restori
Formulating Pet Food For Racing Dogs | SOP Ep. 122 - Dr. Tim Hunt (opens the original)
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Dogs that participate in sled racing are built differently. Therefore, they also need a different kind of dog food if they are to perform at their best. Janet King and Dr Alice Jeromin are joined by Dr Tim Hunt , who has launched his own pet food company to bridge the nutrition gap being faced by dogs competing in the annual Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. He explains why fat is the most critical energy source for sled dogs and why stool quality is the most reliable metric for determining if a dog
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