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Addison’s Disease

Posted on April 18, 2013 by talkscout | 0 Comments

Also known as hypoadrenocorticism, Addison’s Disease results from a decrease in the secretion of corticosteroid. Listen here for Dr. Anne Chauvet’s audio definition. Click on the arrow to play!

The Eyes Have It: Animal Opthalmologist, Dr. Noelle McNabb

Posted on March 5, 2013 by talkscout | 2 Comments

In veterinary medicine, there are several fields of study beyond general practice. Dr. Noelle McNabb specializes in animal eye care. Practicing here in Sarasota one day per week at Critical Care and Veterinary Specialists of Sarasota, Dr. McNabb brings her expertise to our dogs and cats to assist with injuries and afflictions. Dr. McNabb chats with our Rover Reporter about…

Withers

Posted on June 20, 2012 by talkscout | 0 Comments

We’ve heard of the withers on a horse but did you know that we also use that word to talk about canine anatomy? Listen to Dr. Tim Schneider’s explanation of how this word applies to your pup’s physique. Click on the arrow to play.

Hock

Posted on May 22, 2012 by talkscout | 0 Comments

What is exactly is a dog’s hock and where does it start? Dr. Tim Schneider of Critical Care and Veterinary Specialists of Sarasota explains in this audio definition in the Dogtionary. Click on the arrow to play!

Understanding Reiki for Dogs

Posted on February 15, 2012 by talkscout | 0 Comments

Jonquil Williams of AnimalHealings.com joins our Rover Reporter for a brief chat about Reiki, an energy life force healing technique. Through the use of Reiki your pet can experience stress relief providing for ideal healing conditions. Reiki should be used along with traditional medicine as advised by your veterinarian who can speak to your pet’s specific condition.

Creating Canine Cuisine at Home

Posted on December 28, 2011 by talkscout | 0 Comments

Greg Martinez, DVM has been cooking for his dogs for years. His book The Dog Dish Diet gives simple recipes that you can easily make at home. The essential tool? A crock pot! Creating a balanced diet may be the important contribution that you can make to your dog’s life. Here are some tips from Dr. Greg for creating healthful…

Cruciate

Posted on November 20, 2011 by talkscout | 0 Comments

Dr. Timothy Schneider of Critical Vet Care explains the term cruciate as it relates to dogs. Click on the arrow to play your Dogtionary.

Dogged Pursuit – My Year of Competing Dusty, the World’s Least Likely Agility Dog

Posted on November 8, 2011 by talkscout | 0 Comments

Robert Rodi, Author of Dogged Pursuit -My Year of Competing Dusty, the World’s Least Likely Agility Dog joins the Rover Reporter for some chat and giggles about learning the ups and downs of the agility circuit.

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A Dog’s Purpose by Bruce Cameron

Posted on August 15, 2011 by talkscout | 0 Comments

Bruce Cameron is an author, speaker, syndicated columnist and an animal lover. After his book, 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter, he turned his attention to dogs and had given us a beautiful story about dogs and the people they care for. A Dog’s Purpose follows the soul of one dog through several incarnations in a flowing, can’t-put-it-down…

Pretty Pet Friendly by Julia Szabo

Posted on August 1, 2011 by talkscout | 1 Comments

Sarasota Dog chats with Julia Szabo, syndicated columnist and national pet writer about her new book: Pretty Pet Friendly: Easy Ways to keep Spot’s Digs Stylish and Spotless. Julia shares her tips and ideas for making your home comfortable for you and your pet. Click on the headline to hear the interview