How 2 Dog

Just like people, dogs break their legs, cut their skin, and get things stuck in their throats. But do you know how to handle these emergencies? Experts believe all dog owners should — even if that means learning how to make your dog more comfortable until you can get them proper care. In this episode, we talk about injury care with Heather Davis and Dr. Lori Berardinucci.

The conversation around dog breeders is complex. What does it mean to be an ethical breeder? What are the dangers of puppy mills? And what can we do as future dog owners to ensure we’re working with the best team for our dog’s health and happiness? With guests, Jeanette Forrey and Barbara Cartwright.

Dr. Peter Venkman of Ghostbusters fame suggested that dogs and cats living together was a sign of the end times, but we think it can work! How should you introduce your dog to a new pet? How can you make sure your cat isn’t stressed out by the new pup? We cover practical tips and pet psychology to find the answers. With guests Dr. Karen London and Dr. Zazie Todd.

We discuss the origins, signs, avoidance and treatment of one of the most widespread health issues for dogs: Worms! Heartworm, ringworm, tapeworm, roundworm, whipworm. The whole menagerie. In this episode, Dr. Michael McLenahan and Dr. Araceli Lucio-Forster join us for a creepy-crawly conversation.

Over the past few years, puppy ownership has been on the rise and the holiday season is the perfect time to cover the fundamentals of bringing home a puppy. In this rerun, we cover puppy basics, including preparing your home for a new puppy and whether you should start crate training your new doggo. This is your Puppy 101. With guests, Sydney Bleicher and Brian Kilcommons.