Re- Release : Dr. Lindsey Wendt co- hosts our chat with Dr. Renee Schmid, a veterinary toxicologist from Pet Poison Helpline, who sheds light on the all-too-common issue of toxicity in pets during the festive period. From chocolate to poinsettias, human medications, decorations, xylitol, marijuana and more. Dr. Schmid highlights the common everyday hazards that pets may fall prey to, underscoring the importance of keeping these items out of their reach. She ...
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Re- Release : Dr. Lindsey Wendt co- hosts our chat with Dr. Renee Schmid, a veterinary toxicologist from Pet Poison Helpline, who sheds light on the all-too-common issue of toxicity in pets during the festive period. From chocolate to poinsettias, human medications, decorations, xylitol, marijuana and more. Dr. Schmid highlights the common everyday hazards that pets may fall prey to, underscoring the importance of keeping these items out of their reach. She ...
Re-Release: Is Your Dog Buzz-Killing Your Relationship?
The Baroo: A Podcast for Dogs and Their People
51 minutes
1 year ago
Re-Release: Is Your Dog Buzz-Killing Your Relationship?
Send us a textIn honor of valentines day, certified professional dog trainer Irith Bloom is back to help those of you whose dogs may be buzz- killing your relationship. We chat about what to do if your dog gets anxious or ancy every time you even go in for a hug with your significant other. We also chat how to introduce your dog to your new love interest, how to introduce your dog to a new love interest's dog, and even how to introduce your dog to a new love interest's cat! ...
The Baroo: A Podcast for Dogs and Their People
Re- Release : Dr. Lindsey Wendt co- hosts our chat with Dr. Renee Schmid, a veterinary toxicologist from Pet Poison Helpline, who sheds light on the all-too-common issue of toxicity in pets during the festive period. From chocolate to poinsettias, human medications, decorations, xylitol, marijuana and more. Dr. Schmid highlights the common everyday hazards that pets may fall prey to, underscoring the importance of keeping these items out of their reach. She ...
