Listen in as Dr. Randy discusses these exciting topics:

News article, world’s oldest African penguin gets skin cancer therapy

Will discussing your dog’s weight issues make you skinnier?

Why do dogs/cats twitch while sleeping?

Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome or senility in our pets

Top Male dog names for 2014

Cat cafes coming to America

Blind dog/puppy training tips

How to use hand signals

Are eggs o.k. in our dogs/cats diet?

Vegan dog food

Top female dog names for 2014

How to make a visiting blind dog more comfortable

Top 7 things that clients do that upset veterinarians

Rotating dog/cat foods

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What is a puppy vaccination schedule?

Vaccine titers to make sure my puppy is vaccinated correctly.

‘Dr. Google’ syndrome.

The proper veterinary visit.

Cat’s incessant belly licking and what is psychogenic alopecia.

What is my cat’s purr about, the how’s and whys?

My cat is biting me.

Cat bunting—what is this.

The ultimate counter surfing story.

Canine digging, what to do?

Pica—why does my doge eat flower bulbs and bark?

All stages diet vs. puppy, adult senior.

My dog is jumping on people at the dog park

My pooch sunbathing and sun protection

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Thanksgiving brings counter surfing, new supplement information, Cause for Paws and the National Dog Show.  Dr. Randy answers questions about the often fatal disease in cats  – Feline Infectious Peritonitis and with these some great ideas for Immune Boosting in our animals.  Pauly B. our nationally known dog trainer discussed “not responding to the word COME”.As always, Dr. Randy and Paul B. field a wide variety of subjects from their listeners, you can leave a message for them ANYTIME at 888-520-7297(PAWS) randy@drrandypetvet or [email protected].,

The fact that Radio Pet Vet and this important animal show is a ray of sunshine in the murkiness of today’s news and radio.

Dr. Randy discusses a question about reactions to  orthopedic bone plates and what to do,  Pauly B. discusses with a listener the bad idea of bringing dog toys to dog parks.

We highlight an upcoming trip and seminar by Dr. Randy to Elgin, IL and From My House to Yours-Premier Pet sitting Services with Karen DeBias.  Medically we discuss ear discharges and what to do and allergies in dogs.  We also talk about the Whole Dog Journal article of raising puppies and the’Rules of 7’.

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This week on Radio Pet Vet: Dr. Randy and Pauly B. cover a wide range of trending topics regarding our furry friends. From getting your feline ready for a little day hike, to the challenges that face us when traveling with our pets, the Radio Pet Vet crew sound off with a unique blend of wisdom and humor to inform their ever growing listener audience. Listeners also call in with some great topics including how to make trips to the groomers less stressful, crate training for felines, the benefits of coconut oil, as well as what you can do if you suspect animal hoarding. Don’t forget to visit our website at http://www.radiopetvet.com, and subscribe to our YouTube channel too! As always, you can leave a question or comment anytime of any day at 888-520-7297(PAWS).

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Dr. Randy and expert canine trainer Pauly B. are at it again bringing in Hillary Bailey, Director of Operations at Southern Arizona Veterinary Specialty and Emergency (SAVSE). The conversation focuses on the various types of cancer our pets are at risk for, and what treatments and research are emerging to combat it. As always, the Radio Pet Vet crew advocate high quality nutrition, active lifestyle, and all natural supplementation. H. Bailey and Dr. Randy also discuss the alarming statistics regarding how much cancer rates have risen in the past few years, and which animals seem to be within the highest risk factor. Be sure to visit our website at http://www.radiopetvet.com, and subscribe to our YouTube channel by searching keywords “drrandypetvet”.

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On this week’s show, Radio Pet Vet gives Dr. Randy the weekend off, and welcomes into the studio longtime friend Dr. Julie Mayer. Another expert at integrative medicine, Dr. Julie brings her own humor and medical knowledge to the fast growing listening audience. Topics on the program include skin growths on young canines, GI health in kittens, and seizures in pets to name a few. The Radio Pet Vet crew also talks about the possible influence of Wi-Fi and other signal waves on our pets’ health. To follow Dr. Julie Mayer, visit integrativeveterinarian.com. Don’t forget to visit http://radiopetvet.com for podcasts, blogs, and links to Facebook and out YouTube channel! You don’t have to wait to ask Radio Pet Vet a question or leave a comment. Our hotline is open 24/7! Just call 888-520-7297(PAWS).

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On this installment of Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy and the extraordinary dog trainer Pauly B. give expert advice with a twist of humor to their ever growing listening audience. To kick things off, the crew talks about protection canines with an emphasis on the level of training and discipline the dogs possess. Pauly B. also helps out a caller with a German Shepard that tends to bite at inappropriate times. Callers bring up other topics including excitement control, the underlying issues of excessive paw licking, elevated calcium level in felines, and much much more. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel at drrandypetvet to watch show segments and stay updated on all matters of pet health.

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Dr. Randy and expert dog trainer, Pauly B., use a blend of wisdom and humor to educate their listening audience on how to achieve optimal health for your pets. In this episode, the Radio Pet Vet crew welcome JoAnn Turnbull, CEO of Handi-Dogs, and discuss what makes a service dog. With an emphasis on helping people with disabilities, Handi-Dogs works with both therapy and service canines, as well as providing certifications.

The Radio Pet Vet crew also talks about how excited they are to be at the Handi-Dogs event, DOGTOBERFEST, which is taking place October 26 in Tucson Arizona.

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In this episode of Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy employs more of his unique blend of advice to his ever growing listener audience. Is your pup having behavioral problems? We also have expert dog trainer, Pauly B., in the studio to point us in the direction of success.

Dr. Randy and Paul also tell the story of Lt. Dan, a true champion of German Shepherds, and his heartwarming road to recovering from paralysis.

Dr. Keaner, from PAWS Integrative Veterinary Center joins the discussion with recommendations on how to prepare our furry friends for the festival season and coming holidays.

To keep up with all of the best pet advice, “like” us on FaceBook and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Don’t forget to visit our new website at http//:www.radiopetvet.com!

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No subject is off limits on this installment of Radio Pet Vet. Dr. Randy makes sure the word gets out regarding a groundbreaking new study involving probiotics at the University of Arizona. Pauly B., expert dog trainer, weighs in on dressing your pets up for Halloween, as well as pet “body modification” in general. Other discussion topics include: The importance of staying active with your pets, what to do with pets that eat anything and everything, as well as the importance of choosing the right post surgical collar. Listeners also call in with their opinions regarding a bond affecting shelter funding in the upcoming elections.

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