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The Intersection of Nutrition and Cancer | SOP ep. 137 - Dr. Iveta Becvarova

Saison 1 · Épisode 137

mercredi 28 octobre 2026 • Durée 56:40

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Speaking of Pets episode 137 featuring guest Dr. Iveta Becvarova!

Dr. Iveta Becvarova DVM MS DACVIM (nutrition) is the former Senior Director of Global Academic and Professional Affairs at Hill's Pet Nutrition with 20 years of experience in pet nutrition. Adjunct professor at Kansas State College of Veterinary Medicine. Formerly professor at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. DVM from University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Brno, Czech Republic. Past president of ACVN-American College of Veterinary Nutrition.

In this episode, Dr. Becvarova discusses with the girls her research on nutritional needs of cats with cancer, the development of a specialized diet, and practical tips for pet owners managing feline cancer. Learn how tailored nutrition can support quality of life and treatment outcomes.

Key Topics:

Nutritional needs of cats with cancer

Development of a specialized feline diet for oncology patients

Challenges in feeding cats with illness

Study design and parameters for nutritional research

Palatability and acceptance of therapeutic diets

Monitoring nutritional status in cats

Role of inflammation and cytokines in cancer cachexia

Importance of gradual diet transition in cats

Owner perceptions and experiences with therapeutic diets

Future directions in veterinary nutrition research

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today!

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7 Signs of Cognitive Decline in Older Dogs Nobody Tells You About | SOP ep. 136 - Dr. Natasha Olby

Saison 1 · Épisode 136

mercredi 21 octobre 2026 • Durée 46:09

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Speaking of Pets episode 136 featuring Dr. Natasha Olby!

In this episode, Dr. Natasha Olby shares insights into veterinary geriatric medicine, cognitive aging in dogs, and emerging research on aging processes. Discover how veterinary students are being prepared to better care for aging pets and the latest tools for assessing cognitive decline.

Natasha Olby gained her veterinary degree from Cambridge University in the UK in 1991, and after a brief period spent in mixed general practice, returned to Cambridge to complete a PhD in spinal cord injury and a surgical training.

Following completion of her PhD and a post doctoral position, also focused on spinal cord injury, she moved to North Carolina State University to do a neurology/neurosurgery residency and she has stayed at NCSU as a faculty member since then.

Dr. Olby is the 2014 recipient of the Faculty Achievement Award from the American Association of Veterinary

Clinicians. The award is presented to an AAVC member who has achieved national recognition in academic or institutional practice, teaching, research, or in another endeavor that advances veterinary medicine.

In 2017, Dr. Olby was awarded the Dr. Kady M. Gjessing and Rahna M. Davidson Distinguished Chair in Gerontology. Read more here.

She is the author or co-author of more than 100 scientific publications, is the co-editor of both the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) Manual of Canine and Feline Neurology, and Advances in Veterinary Neurology, 2014. Vet Clinics of North America. Additionally, Dr. Olby authors book chapters in a variety of veterinary textbooks and manuals.

Natasha Olby is a professor of veterinary neurology and neurosurgery. She is board certified in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Neurology Specialty and is a past president of the organization (2008-2011).

Could These Two Dog Cancer Tests Save Your Pet? | SOP ep. 135 - Dr. Craig Clifford

Saison 1 · Épisode 135

mercredi 14 octobre 2026 • Durée 56:01

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Speaking of Pets episode 135 featuring Dr. Craig Clifford!

In this episode, Dr. Craig Clifford discusses the latest advancements in veterinary cancer diagnostics, including blood tests for early detection, and explores environmental factors influencing pet cancer risk. A must-listen for pet owners and vets alike.

Dr. Craig Clifford has been a medical oncologist since 2003 and currently runs all oncology-based clinical trials at BluePearl Malvern. He is active in clinical research and serves as an advisory board member with industry and non-profit foundations. He has authored/co-authored over 70 papers and book chapters and frequently lectures at major veterinary meetings in the USA and abroad. Dr. Clifford is a member of the Mars Veterinary Oncology Advisory Board and the Oncology Pathology Working Group, has served on many VCS and American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) committees and was an Examiner for the Australian Scientist’s Oncology Specialty Exam.

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today!

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Do your Pets Have Dental Disease? | SOP ep. 134 - Dr. Brian Peters

Saison 1 · Épisode 134

mercredi 7 octobre 2026 • Durée 59:29

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Speaking of Pets episode 134 featuring Dr. Brian Peters!

In this episode, veterinarian Dr. Brian Peters shares insights on pet health, physical exams, and how owners can better observe and communicate with their vets. Discover practical tips for pet wellness and the importance of proactive veterinary care. In this episode, Dr. Brian Peters shares insights from his extensive experience caring for pets and humans, highlighting the lessons animals teach us about life, loyalty, and empathy. Discover fascinating breed-specific health issues and hear stories that showcase the deep bond between pets and their owners.

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today!

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Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com

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Why Winter Doesn’t Mean 0% Fleas, Ticks, or Heartworm | SOP ep. 133 - Dr. Lindsay Starkey

Saison 1 · Épisode 133

mercredi 30 septembre 2026 • Durée 51:51

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Speaking of Pets with guest Dr. Lindsay Starkey!

Dr. Starkey earned her bachelor’s degree in animal science from the University of Arkansas and her DVM and PhD degrees at Oklahoma State University, where her graduate research focused on vector-borne infections. She completed her residency training through the National Center for Veterinary Parasitology at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Starkey recently rejoined Oklahoma State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine as an associate professor after several years at Auburn University. She is a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Microbiology with a subspecialty in parasitology. She is involved in various research projects involving vectors, vector-borne pathogens, and diagnostic parasitology. She also teaches parasitology to veterinary students and has received 2 teaching awards, most recently the Zoetis Distinguished Teacher Award. She currently serves as a board member for the National Center for Veterinary Parasitology and the American Heartworm Society.

Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention isn’t just for summer. In this episode, Dr. Lindsay Starkey, veterinarian Dr. Alice Jeromin, and Janet Novotny King discuss why pets can still be exposed to parasites throughout the year—and what owners can do to help protect them.

They challenge common assumptions, including that the first frost gets rid of fleas and that removing a tick is all you need to do. The conversation explores how heartworms, fleas, and ticks survive changing temperatures, why flea infestations can persist in the home, and how different preventives offer different kinds of protection.

You’ll also hear what to consider when choosing a preventive, why a missed dose may matter, and what to do if you find a tick on your pet—including why saving it may be useful. The guests discuss counterfeit products, heartworm testing for rescue dogs, and how a pet’s lifestyle and local parasite risks can affect prevention choices.

Whether you live with a dog, cat, or both, this episode offers practical information to help you have a more informed conversation with your veterinarian about year-round parasite protection.

7 Rabies Facts Most People Get Wrong About Pets and People | SOP ep. 132 - Dr. Richard Ford

Saison 1 · Épisode 132

mercredi 23 septembre 2026 • Durée 53:41

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Speaking of Pets episode 132 featuring Dr. Richard Ford!

This episode breaks down rabies from the ground up with Dr. Richard Ford, a boarded internal medicine specialist with deep experience in both veterinary medicine and public health. Janet Novotny King and Dr. Alice Jeromin guide the conversation through what rabies is, how it spreads, why bats are such a concern, and why vaccination is the critical line of defense. We discuss the real-world risks for pets and people, what happens after a suspected exposure, and why rabies is still a major global killer even though it is relatively controlled in the United States.

Key Topics:

History of rabies dating back to Aristotle
Transmission of rabies through bites and scratches
Reservoir hosts including bats, raccoons, and dogs
Signs and symptoms of rabies in humans and animals
Post-exposure prophylaxis and vaccination protocols
Legal requirements for rabies vaccination in the US
Risks of importing pets from high-risk countries
The significance of timely rabies vaccination
The impact of rabies on global health and mortality
Advances in rabies vaccine safety and efficacy

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today!

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Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at

Your Dog’s Groomer Notices Problems Before Your Vet Does | SOP ep. 131 - Shawna Van Loon

Saison 1 · Épisode 131

mercredi 16 septembre 2026 • Durée 42:47

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Speaking of Pets episode 131 featuring Shawna Van Loon!

In this episode, Shawna Van Loon, a professional dog groomer, shares insights into the grooming process, common pet health issues, and tips for pet owners to keep their pets healthy and calm during grooming sessions. Discover expert advice on grooming techniques, pet behavior, and how groomers and veterinarians work together to ensure pet well-being.

Key topics

The importance of grooming for pet health
How groomers detect health issues
Tips for calming pets during grooming
Tools and techniques for effective grooming
Breed-specific grooming needs
Handling difficult pets safely
The role of grooming in early health detection
Best practices for pet owner grooming at home

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today!

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Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com

Speaking of Pets is owned by SLA Video Productions. Do not reproduce without written consent.

30+ years. 100,000+ animals. 10,000+ surgeries | SOP ep. 130 - Dr. Judith Samson-French

Saison 1 · Épisode 130

mercredi 9 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:02:23

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Speaking of Pets episode 130 featuring Dr. Judith Samson-French!

Dr. Judith Samson-French has sat on both sides of the hardest moments in veterinary care: as the vet in the room, and as the advocate outside it. 30+ years. 100,000+ animals. 10,000+ surgeries. Most humans are forced to make medical decisions for their dog they were never prepared for. She helps them navigate difficult veterinary decisions. Founder of HUMM Decision Consulting.

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Dr. Judith Samson-French shares her insights on veterinary decision-making, the importance of accurate diagnosis, and how personalized medicine can improve pet care. She discusses the evolution of veterinary practices, cost considerations, and the value of second opinions. In this episode, Dr. Judith Samson-French shares insights on veterinary practices, pet care, and the importance of personalized medicine for animals, emphasizing the value of understanding each pet's unique needs and the evolving landscape of veterinary medicine.

Key Topics

The importance of accurate diagnosis in veterinary medicine
How personalized treatment plans improve pet outcomes
The evolution of veterinary practices and technology
Cost considerations and affordability in pet care
The value of second opinions and record keeping
Understanding cancer treatment options and quality of life
The complexity of ACL surgeries and decision-making
The role of meaningful medicine tailored to individual pets Personalized veterinary medicine and the concept of the gold standard
The importance of recognizing individual pet needs and the final lap of senior pets

Treating Wildlife on the Front Lines | SOP ep. 129 - Dr. Tim Hunt

Saison 1 · Épisode 129

mercredi 2 septembre 2026 • Durée 47:37

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Speaking of Pets episode 129 featuring Dr. Tim Hunt!

Dr. Tim Hunt graduated from Michigan State University's School of Veterinary Medicine in 1989. He is a member of the Michigan Board of Veterinary Medicine and holds licenses in Alaska and Arizona. For over 25 years, Dr. Hunt has practiced at the companion animal veterinary hospital he established, often reminiscing about the Ramen noodles he ate while building his practice from the ground up.

Dedicated to continuous learning, he attends annual education programs on surgery, ultrasound, and internal medicine. In February 2019, he became an SDEP™ Abdomen Certified Sonographer and Instructor, further advancing his skills in diagnostics.

An avid dog musher, Dr. Hunt has raced sled dogs and served as a race vet worldwide, including the Iditarod and the UP 200. He founded Dr. Tim's Premium All Natural Pet Food in 2004 to provide a diet that mimics the natural nutrition of dogs and cats. He lives on 50 acres near Marquette with his wife, Mary, their pets, and his stepson’s family nearby.

Key Topics:

Wildlife rescue stories including eagles, foxes, and turtles
Lead poisoning in raptors and conservation efforts
Handling wildlife safely and legally
Wildlife behavior and signs of illness
Wildlife rehabilitation techniques and challenges

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit to order today!

National Parks Are Being Loved to Death | SOP ep. 128 Dr. Brad Ryan & Grandma Joy

Saison 1 · Épisode 128

mercredi 26 août 2026 • Durée 01:03:04

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Speaking of Pets episode 128 featuring Dr. Brad Ryan and Grandma Joy!

In this episode, Dr. Brad Ryan and Grandma Joy share their inspiring journey of reconnecting through adventures in national parks, overcoming personal struggles, and embracing the healing power of nature and family bonds. In this episode, Brad, Janet, and Dr. Alice explore the transformative power of vulnerability, intergenerational connection, and embracing joy at any age. They share personal stories, insights on societal norms, and practical advice for living a fulfilling life across generations.

Key topics:

The importance of national parks in mental health and family bonding
Personal stories of overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts
The impact of intergenerational relationships and forgiveness
The significance of respecting wildlife and nature conservation
Adventures in national parks and the value of outdoor experiences The importance of vulnerability and authenticity
Intergenerational connection and its societal benefits
The concept of joy versus happiness and living fully
Personal stories of overcoming trauma and finding healing
The role of community and kindness in mental health
The impact of societal norms on aging and social interaction
Practical advice for older adults to stay active and engaged
The significance of mentorship and sharing wisdom across generations

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As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today!

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