Pet Parents Pod

The age old question for all dog lovers. Which dog size team are you on? 

A.Big 

B.Medium 

C.Small 

D.All the Above 

There is no wrong answer! Join us as we give our view on this light hearted subject.

Join us at 4:20 for our pets' time to blaze it....Actually, don't do any of that! Listen as we discuss why hot boxing your pet isn't cool, man. Drugs aren't for babies. 

Kipp's References:

https://youtu.be/s1B4mNN-i6I

https://youtu.be/Ramq7iQCgqk

General warning for those not wanting to listen to us talk about death, pet loss and grief. I promise next week will be a fun one. While it isn't fun to discuss pet loss, it's important not to ignore grief.

This week we get into the trenches of cat care. Litter boxes are our subject this week, including different types of boxes, litter, robot litter boxes and more. Join us in discussing the worst aspect of being a cat parent.

This week we discuss turtle jousting, the pros and cons. What equipment do you get? And how best to protect your noble steed? ....Okay, we are really talking about keeping Tortoises/Turtles - primarily, why it might not be the best plan. Join us for this very goofy episode.

This week we have our number one fan, April, back to discuss cleaning up after pets. We talk odor, fur, routines and litter boxes. Oh so many litter boxes...  

You can follow April @mojobymoonage on Instagram.

The Pet Parents get real with vet visits, skeleton cats, teeth issues, food issues and murder. Come along us this week to hear about our dreams, musicals and, more importantly, what is going with our furbabies.

They're not pets but this episode we discuss possums! More accurately, we discuss Virginia Opossums since they frequent all sorts of environments and are still often misunderstood as pests despite being incredibly important and valuable members of our communities.

This week we discuss sneezes, food allergies and what can be toxic to your pets.

Howling back into your ears is our good friend, Van! This time Van is taking us down the grey area of having a pet Wolfdog. Listen (but don't get one because, seriously, they're not a suitable fit for the vast majority of humans) about the unique needs and care needed for these wild pets.