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Listen in as entrepreneur, activist and science writer Daniel Schulof reveals the shoddy science responsible for the chronic disease epidemics killing millions of pets every year. His book has been named “the most rigorous and probing canine nutrition book ever written” and we explore the problem of scientific misinformation in the companion animal nutrition world. The main focus that we discuss is the fact that carbs are detrimental to our dogs’ health.
Read MoreWe all know that the dog food landscape is literally the Wild West. Dr. Suzee Camilleri, a Veterinary Pathologist helps us navigate to find the best foods for our dogs that will help to prevent disease. Listen and learn. Your dog will thank you!
Read MoreA cancer diagnosis for your dog? Cancer shouldn’t be such a scary word. Learn what cancer really is, how to treat and prevent it with Dr. Marty Goldstein.
Read MoreThe pet food industry is pretty much unregulated and the factory farming involved to make pet food is having a devastating effect on the earth. How can we make a shift?
Read MoreWe cover the Cost and Convenience of Various Types of Dog Foods.
Read MoreWhat is SmallBatch doing different in the dog food landscape?
Read MoreIn this episode Sacha is going to help dog parents understand what a natural diet is and that it isn’t actually dangerous or scary. We’ll cover how a natural diet relates to overall health, well-being and better behavior.
Read MoreDuring this episode Amy shares what she is seeing in the industry and why she decided to make her own food, going over and above the minimum guidelines.
Read MoreWe all know that the pet food industry is not being regulated like it should. And with the marketing ploys out there on dog food, and all the recalls and not knowing where the ingredients are sourced…what are we to believe? What brands can I trust? Do I buy commercial or make it myself? Listen in!
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