Two Vets Talk Pets

This week the two veterinarians talk about: Robbie's dog, Rosie, upsetting diagnosis. Rosie has lymphoma and the vets discuss diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. We hope Rosie loads of success with her treatment. A international fiasco on a pigeon with a mistaken identity Wild Orphaned Dingo Pups This episode is proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol - a safe way to help your dog or cat that...

Welcome back and Happy New Year! This week the two vets are invigorated and discuss: How to choose a breeder for your dog. What things should you ask the breeder and what should you look for when you visit their place (and yes you MUST visit there place - they discuss this). What should a good breeder ask you? Welcome to our latest Patreon supporter - Holly D Franz. Thank you for your support and...

What a year it has been and we have finally limped to the end of it! This is our Christmas Episode out just in time to assist with dangers for your pets during this time.  A huge thank you to all of our listeners, contributors, guests, Patreon supporters and our sponsors. We will both be taking a few weeks break as we are really exhausted from this year. See you all in 2021! This episode is p...

In this weeks episode: Twenty benefits of coconut oil Heat stress in your pets - how to avoid it, the signs and how to treat it Burnt paws in your pets and hot weather Robbie's fantastical incredulous story on how he broke his finger (a gripping tale!) Robbie is told he's 'developing a reputation' This episode is proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol - a safe way to help your dog or cat that...

Surgical Specialist & Adjunct Professor, Dr Philip Moses from Veterinary Specialist Services in SE QLD, Australia discusses one of the most common problems these breeds face – their breathing. Pugs, English Bulldogs, Australian Bulldogs, French Bulldogs and Boston Terriers are just some of the breeds of dogs classed as brachycephalic – that is they have pushed in nose. Dr Moses covers: · Do all br...

· Trigger stacking, fear and aggression – what is this ‘new’ buzz phrase and how does it work? · Robbie discusses a presidential erection · Lewis delves into the world of expensive pigeon racing sales · Our new fragrance is soon to be released and we need some ideas · Robbie wets his pants (again) · Lewis goes dumpster diving in searching for a diagnosis · And then there is the vet chit chat This...

Research reveals Australian Burmese cats have a higher diabetes risk Evaluation of associations between owner presence and indicators of fear in dogs during routine veterinary examinations Bluey the TV cartoon and the Cone of Shame November PTSD and dreams for Dr Robbie Why are male vets not even represented anymore? Dr Robbie spots an Australian native animal that needs some help Vet graduate sal...

The Melbourne Cup horse race, welfare and whipping Vaccination versus antibody titre testing in dogs with immune mediated problems Irate clients at the Vet Minx Cull in Denmark and possible mutation of COVID-19 A talking parrot saves the day Sniffer dogs are more effective in detecting COVID19 before the nasal swab! Leptospirosis outbreak in the foothills of the Dandenongs in Victoria Myth Busting...

The latest research on what age to desex or neuter 35 different breeds of dogs. Full article: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fvets.2020.00388/full  Dog training with shock (e-collars) collars versus positive reinforcement. Full article: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fvets.2020.00508/full  Recap on our special guest appearance on Flynn's Talk on Facebook Live:...

JOIN US FOR A FACEBOOK LIVE EPISODE WITH PODCAST FLYNN'S TALK THIS SUNDAY EVENING (AEDT MELBOURNE TIME) https://fb.me/e/4LHen79Nw In this episode the two lunchbox legend vets discuss: 1. An new study on interacting with your cat using slow blinks or a ‘cat kiss’. Does it work and should we do it? Let us know if your cat responds. 2. Pet Food Recall of VeganPet brand of dog food with a possible lin...

This weeks the two resident vets discuss: What is the ideal age to desex a dog or a cat? Should I spey/spay my dog at 6 months of age? Should I wait to castrate my cat? Robbie's clinic has a COVID scare. What should you do if you find a baby bird on the ground during Spring? And a grooming blood bath - not to be confused with the Collingwood loss last week. GO THE TIGES!!! This episode is proudly...

9th October 2020 is Vet Nurses Day in Australia and this week is Vet Tech Appreciation Week in the USA. We decided to celebrate the fantastic vet nurses and vet techs out there, looking after our pets, with a special trans-continental episode. Thank you and enjoy. This episode is proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol - a safe way to help your dog or cat that may be stressed or have a mild an...

This week the two vets chat about: Aggression between dogs in a household or sibling rivalry. What is the latest research on the prognosis of the is problem?  Why do dogs growl and what should we do when they do? Why might a dog bark at another dog or a person when on lead and what should owners do? A rat earns a bravery award And other relevant and irrelevant chit chat.... Full article on si...

Learn what to feed your new puppy or kitten. Should I just feed what the breeder says? How much should you exercise your new puppy? What if they are a larger or active breed? A new weight loss regime for cats - but good luck getting your cat to accept it! Dog's sniffing out COVID at Helsinki airport A question on prong collars, punishment and dominance from listener Michelle.

The two vets discuss: Socialising and toilet training your new puppy or adopted dog during COVID times Freeze drying your deceased pet Cloning Przewalski's horse And other random vet chat (as usual)

In this weeks episode, we have part 1 of our COVID Puppy/Kitten Series - Got a (COVID) new puppy or kitten? Then you need to listen to this episode. We also talk about an experimental Feline Medication being used for Human COVID patients, Cows with targets painted on their bums, vets grooming habits, and Flynn's Walk care packages. Check out Flynns Walk here  

This week the vets discuss thunderstorm phobias and fears in dogs. Why they occur and how you can best help your dog. Other pet related news is also discussed. This episode is proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol - a safe way to help your dog or cat that may be stressed or have a mild anxiety - safe in the young, the old, the big and the small, in the Canine, or the Feline. This Episode is...

On this episode we have a very special guest, Dr Eleanor Holden. Eleanor graduated as a veterinarian from The University of Queensland in 2003, and then spent some time in mixed practice in Lilydale, Victoria followed by a small animal rotating internship at the University of Melbourne. After spending a few years back at the University of Queensland as a clinical anaesthetist she headed to the Uni...

In this episode we talk about Vet students and their pets living in close quarters with COVID-19,  new German Law, the happy pet app (here's the link to the pictures mentioned in the pod! https://www.waverleyanimalhospital.com.au/assets/uploads/2020/08/TVTP-123-Happy-Pets.pdf ), and Bladder Stones

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Dr Lewis and Dr Robbie discuss: Prong collars and choker chains Pet Insurance during difficult times USA COVID-19 positive dog dies but it's not what the media says..... UK cat contracts COVID-19 Dr Robbie stars on Ella & Friends https://youtu.be/XCLeHgcFDz4 Botswana Elephant deaths update Signs to look for illness in older cats - on ode to Wes Listener Nicole's cat with FARS

Why do dogs cock their legs to urinate? Do they have a leg preference? Outdoor cat enclosures Zoo animal baby boom TikTok debut Facemask ingestion by a dog A much more...

Our two SuperVets interview Emeritus Professor Nick Costa, a guru in animal nutrition. We find out: · What is involved in making a high quality pet food? · How do you formulate a new quality diet? · How much nutritional value is lost when a pet food is heated or cooked? · What is the go with Calcium levels in food and large breed puppies? · What is involved in cooking your own home cooked food for...

Worming you puppy (and adult dog ) is one of the important things you need to do. We discuss when, why and how? Car sickness is seen commonly with our pets - what can you do about it? Fatso's wombat family from A Country Practice TV show take their revenge. Is your coconut milk harvested by slave labour monkeys? An update on the exotic disease Erlichiosis in Australia.

The 2 veterinarians talk about: Pets stuck in transit after the cancellation of flights Oscar the cat who went through the spin cycle Dead Elephants in Botswana Salmonella from backyard chickens Spleens, lumps and their removal Megaoesophagus in dogs