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The Science Dog Podcast

Linda Case

Kids & Family

Frequency: 1 episode/6d. Total Eps: 10

Love The Science Dog blog but have limited reading time? Enjoy audio versions of The Science Dog's most popular essays about dogs, nutrition, behavior and more! New episodes are available weekly - Visit and subscribe!

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Does Your Dog Play with His Food?

Season 1 · Episode 10

Thursday, July 15, 2021 • Duration 11:16

Most of us have heard the admonition “Stop playing with your food!” at some point during our childhoods. Although it is rather rare to hear a dog version of this rebuke, there is a version of playing with food that may be acceptable or even possibly beneficial for dogs! A group of researchers studied this and asked "Are food delivery toys a better approach to feeding our dogs than is the traditional bowl-feeding approach?". Listen to this episode to find out what they learned!

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Got Gullet?

Season 1 · Episode 8

Tuesday, June 22, 2021 • Duration 12:44

Innovative dog chews and treats are all the rage these days. Despite the claims of their sellers, most of these products are new twists on an old theme – taking the parts of food animals that we typically discard as inedible waste and turning them into expensive and often highly sought-after dog treats. We examined a few of these chews in our previous episode. Another popular type of chew and jerky treat is one that is made from beef or bison gullets (esophagus) and tracheae. In addition to coming in a dried form as a chew, the entire neck regions of beef, lamb, chicken, and turkey are also frequently included in commercial and homemade raw diets. The question for this episode Is: Are gullets and tracheae by-products safe for dogs to consume? The Science Dog looks at recent research for some answers.

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