Episode 7 - Sex, Spay, Neuter: The Impact of Sterilization of Skin Disease

Episode 9 - Pet food labelling and manufacturing standards. What you should expect!

In this episode I unpack the Australian Standards for Pet food Manufacturing - including in-feed supplements and give some examples where and why we need to push companies to step up their game. We're quick to critique dry food companies but many are not close to compliant in their labelling and manufacturing standards!  To follow and connect with Dr. Roz and Australian Pet Nutrition Follow on socials - @australianpetnutrition or connect for education, nutraceuticals, food and more at australianpetnutrition.com.au

Episode 8 - Sex, Spay, Neuter: The Impact of Sterilization on Behaviour

Part 2 of our Sex, Spay , Neuter series. This week Dr. Jeff and I go deep and controversial on the potential impacts that sterilization can have on behaviour. It's unfiltered Raw Truth and Real Health you need to hear.  To follow and connect with Dr. Roz and Australian Pet Nutrition Follow on socials - @australianpetnutrition or connect for education, nutraceuticals, food and more at australianpetnutrition.com.au

Episode 7 - Sex, Spay, Neuter: The Impact of Sterilization of Skin Disease

Everyone's talking about it. To desex their pet or not.? BUT no ones is digging deep. I'm joined again by Dr. Jeff Grognet and we're going deep on what are the impacts of desexing on skin issues in pets. Our biggest Raw Truths bombs are being dropped. To follow and connect with Dr. Roz and Australian Pet Nutrition Follow on socials - @australianpetnutrition or connect for education, nutraceuticals, food and more at australianpetnutrition.com.au

Episode 6 - Digging Deeper into "science"

In this episode I chat about the need to questions and be more critical in our decision making when choosing what's right for our pets. There isn't one best way or one best study. I go over my top tips for determining good and bad "studies". To follow and connect with Dr. Roz and Australian Pet Nutrition Follow on socials - @australianpetnutrition or connect for education, nutraceuticals, food and more at australianpetnutrition.com.au

Episode 5 - The Beef with Beef

Eric Barker, an award-winning journalist specializing in agriculture, joins Dr. Roz to discuss the supply chain and environmental impact of the cattle industry. They explore the limited awareness and understanding that pet owners and the general public have about where their pet food and food come from. Eric shares his personal history in the cattle industry and emphasizes the importance of journalists having a good understanding of the industry. They discuss the export market for Australian beef and the role of small to medium-sized cattle producers. The concept of carrying capacity and its impact on sustainability is also explored. The conversation delves into the debate surrounding methane emissions from livestock and the need for accurate measurement metrics. They question the validity of studies on the impact of methane on the environment and the focus on the beef industry. The episode concludes with a discussion on studies that claim red meat is carcinogenic and the need for more nuanced research. The conversation explores the challenges and controversies surrounding the meat industry, including the validity of scientific studies and the impact of meat consumption on health and the environment. It highlights the errors and lack of corrections in studies such as the Global Burden of Disease and the Eat Lancet diet. The conversation also discusses the role of science in forming policy and the need for a more balanced perspective on meat production and consumption. The Dublin Declaration, signed by scientists from Europe and Australia, recognizes the essential role of meat and livestock in the planet and aims to challenge the prevailing narrative of reducing meat consumption. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the need for accurate information and transparency in the industry. To follow and connect with Dr. Roz and Australian Pet Nutrition Follow on socials - @australianpetnutrition or connect for education, nutraceuticals, food and more at australianpetnutrition.com.au