Podcast Episodes For Pet Lovers

Q&A Topics:

• “As the weather gets colder, my two dogs seem unhappy being outside for long, and it's becoming a challenge to give them enough exercise. What are some good options to keep them active and comfortable during the winter months?” (Tom from Minneapolis, MN)
• “I’ve heard a lot about microchipping for cats, but my cat is indoors-only. Is it still necessary to microchip her, and if so, what are the benefits?” (Maria from San Diego, CA)

Q&A Topics:

• “I have a somewhat busy household with two birds, a cat, a dog and a rabbit. What can I do to make sure that my birds are comfortable living alongside the cat considering they are naturally prey animals to the cat.” (Jack from Austin, TX)
• “I’m considering adopting a pig as a pet. What are some important things I should know before bringing one home, especially in terms of space, diet and social behavior.” (Amber from Seattle, WA)

Q&A Topics:

• “My cat loves to hide in small, dark places around the house. Should I be concerned about this behavior, and how can I encourage her to be more social?” (Lisa from Chicago, IL)
• “My cat has recently started waking me up early every morning, and it’s affecting my sleep. How can I adjust her behavior to help me sleep in a little bit longer?” (Emily from Portland, OR)

Q&A Topics:

• “I’ve heard that some dogs can develop anxiety around certain triggers like thunderstorms or car rides. What are some of the most effective techniques for helping a dog manage and overcome these anxieties?" (Daniel from Austin, TX)
• “My dog seems to be overly protective of me when we go on walks, often barking or lunging at other dogs and people. What steps can I take to help him feel more secure and reduce this reactive behavior?" (Emma from Seattle, Washington)

Q&A Topics:

• “My young puppy seems to be overly vocal, especially during training sessions. Is this a sign of frustration, and how can I effectively communicate with him to reduce barking without discouraging his enthusiasm?" (Kristen from Sacramento, CA)
• “I recently set up a fresh water aquarium, and I’ve noticed that my fish seem less active and are hiding more frequently. Could this be a sign of stress, and what are some ways to create a more comfortable environment for the fish?” (Juan from San Jose, CA)