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The Dog Longevity Podcast is the definitive show for dog parents who want their dogs to live longer, healthier, happier lives.Hosted by Dr David Haworth, the podcast explores the future of canine health through the lens of Medicine 3.0 - moving away from reactive, symptom-led…
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Red Light Therapy, Recovery and Longevity in Dogs (opens the original)
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Could light play a bigger role in your dog’s health than we realise? In this episode of the Dog Longevity Podcast, veterinarian Dr. David Haworth speaks with Jackie Jolie, founder of AnimaSol and an equine and canine physical therapist, about red light therapy, photobiomodulation, circadian biology and the role our environment may play in animal health and longevity. Jackie spent nearly two decades working with performance dogs and horses before becoming deeply interested in light biology and de
The Supplement Problem No One Talks About (opens the original)
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What makes a pet supplement actually work? In this episode of The Dog Longevity Podcast, veterinarian Dr. David Haworth speaks with Colin Topham, founder of Alchemy Pet, about the science behind pet supplements, bioavailability, gut health and the future of natural pet wellness. Together they explore why not all supplements are absorbed equally, how advanced delivery systems such as microencapsulation may improve ingredient effectiveness, and why manufacturing methods can make a major difference
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