Join Dr. Randy Radio Pet Vet with special guest Karen Hollish, the first-ever Development Director for Pima Animal Care Center, which is not only the only open-admission animal shelter in Pima County but the #1 place where people come to find their new best friend.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet Dr. Randy speaks with Karen regarding the Rachel Ray 100K challenge, as 50 shelters, including Pima Animal Care Center, compete to rescue more lives.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy is quizzed by co-host Paul on post-nominal letters: DVM vs. VMD (it’s a Penn thing). Dr. Randy and Paul field questions from multiple mediums: email, voicemail, and our favorite callers. Our topics on this instalment of Dr. Randy Radio Pet Vet include: declawing an indoor cat, anal glands – to express or not to express, phenobarbital/seizures and supplements, and peeing in the house after swimming could it be the chlorine?=

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy along with co-host Paul Blaushild bring the heat on keeping it cool, tackling the important issue of pet safety during the warm summer months. Both, Dr. Randy and Paul answer questions from our listeners ranging from behavior issues such as begging at the table, separation anxiety and inappropriate urination to health questions regarding heat stroke, dehydration, and myoglobinuria.

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On this segment of Dr. Randy Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy is joined by Jeff Carver from Animal Experts Inc., discussing wildlife capture and relocation, and the benefits of snake avoidance training for dogs. Animal Experts Inc. have been Southern Arizona’s answer to nuisance wildlife problems since 1991 providing the humane capture and relocation of snakes, bobcats, skunks, squirrels, javalinas, foxes, raccoons, ringtails, coati, packrats, and opossums. They also handle gophers, packrat nest removal, snake proofing, bat exclusion, outdoor bee swarms and a variety of other issues.

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Marc and Jeff starred on 14 episodes of National Geographic’s “Animal Extractors”. They have also been featured on CBS, NBC, ABC news affiliates. Tucson news channel 4 (KVOA) regularly features Animal Experts on “Early Show.”

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Join Dr. Randy Radio Pet Vet with special guest Linda Johns founder of “Journey to Healing” where she makes her healing skills available for both people and animals. With her natural psychic and intuitive abilities, clairvoyant insights and compassion, Linda has worked in the field of alternative healing for over 25 years.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet our listeners call in to get insights into the emotional, physical, and behavioral issues their pets are experiencing through renowned animal communicator Linda Johns. A fascinating perspective.

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Join Dr. Randy Radio Pet Vet with special guest Samantha Esquivel, Public Relations Lead for the Humane Society of Southern Arizona (HSSA). The HSSA is an independent, local 501(C) 3 organization that works to save the lives of our homeless, abandoned, and often abused, animals. HSSA receive, shelter and care for nearly 10,000 lost and unwanted companion animals each year. An organization whose mission of “Acting with compassion and responsible stewardship through innovative programs that serve pets and the people who love them” and vision of “A community in which all pets are cared for and love” both of which resonate deeply with the Radio Pet Vet and our listening audience.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet Dr. Randy and Samantha discuss the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, its role in the community and the community’s role in the HSSA.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy along with co-host Paul Blaushild do what they do best – answer our listeners’ questions and concerns regarding their pets’ health, nutrition, and behavior. Paul, our resident dog trainer, with 30+ years’ experience weighs in on the great crate debate. Paul explains how a crate is yet one more tool to be used in training our four-legged companions. Why we use it and how to use it properly to introduce rules and regulations of the household. Explaining why a crate should never be used as punishment and gives a tip on what is really the most effective form of punishment. Callers on this segment include questions regarding annual gland issues being food related and a testimonial for grain-free diet, how better quality food equals better quality life.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet, Dr. Randy along with co-host Paul Blaushild do what they do best – answer our listeners’ questions and concerns regarding their pets’ health, nutrition, and behavior. Dr. Randy and Paul discuss integrative veterinary medicine, which is the combination of both allopathic (western) medicine and complimentary modalities. Questions on this show range from gunk in my cats ears, to how long can my puppy be in its crate, and they caution against internet advice.

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet Dr. Randy talks with ophthalmologist, and good friend of the show, Dr. Reuben Merideth, DVM, DACVO. Dr. Merideth is a national expert in animal ophthalmology, has authored more than 30 scientific articles, is a contributing author of five veterinary textbooks, and founded Eye Care for Animals. As the leaders in Veterinary Ophthalmology, Eye Care for Animals is dedicated to providing the finest in veterinary ophthalmology services. With 45 locations throughout the United States their staff of board certified ophthalmologists and clinical specialists provide the highest level of care, education, and understanding to clients, their pets, and referring veterinarians.

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Join Dr. Randy and Dr. Merideth as they discuss “eye care for animals”; the importance of ocular health in our pet and how prevention, protection, and early detection is key. May National Service Animal Eye Exam Month. A program the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, AVMO, created to help prevent and/or identify any problems that may affect Service Animal’s sight providing free screening ocular exams to qualified Service Animals.

Links:

http://pawstucson.com/

http://www.eyecareforanimals.com/

http://www.acvo.org/

http://www.gabrielsangels.org/

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On this segment of Radio Pet Vet Dr. Randy provides insight to our audience’s concerns regarding topics ranging from chronic ear infections to crystals in the urine. The common thread between these unrelated conditions is that resolution can often be found by looking at what we are feeding our pets. Dr. Randy explains how higher quality foods lead to a higher quality of life for our four legged companions.

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