Speaking of Pets

Dr. Alice Jeromin
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Speaking of Pets is meant to bridge the gap between pet owners and reliable veterinary information. It addresses the concerning fact that pet owners often consult multiple sources or rely on neighbor-recommended treatments before seeking professional veterinary care. The podcast's goal is to equip pet owners with science-based, evidence-based knowledge to ensure their pets receive safe and effective treatments, avoiding adverse effects caused by unqualified advice. Dr. Alice Jeromin, with her sister Janet, an animal advocate, will host conversations with experts in various veterinary fields. RSSVERIFY

  1. 4d ago

    Your Dog’s Groomer Notices Problems Before Your Vet Does | SOP ep. 131 - Shawna Van Loon

    Speaking of Pets episode 131 featuring Shawna Van Loon! In this episode, Shawna Van Loon, a professional dog groomer, shares insights into the grooming process, common pet health issues, and tips for pet owners to keep their pets healthy and calm during grooming sessions. Discover expert advice on grooming techniques, pet behavior, and how groomers and veterinarians work together to ensure pet well-being. Key topics The importance of grooming for pet healthHow groomers detect health issuesTips for calming pets during groomingTools and techniques for effective groomingBreed-specific grooming needsHandling difficult pets safelyThe role of grooming in early health detectionBest practices for pet owner grooming at home-- As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today! -- Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com Speaking of Pets is owned by SLA Video Productions. Do not reproduce without written consent.

    Your Dog’s Groomer Notices Problems Before Your Vet Does | SOP ep. 131 - Shawna Van Loon

  2. Sep 9

    30+ years. 100,000+ animals. 10,000+ surgeries | SOP ep. 130 - Dr. Judith Samson-French

    Speaking of Pets episode 130 featuring Dr. Judith Samson-French! Dr. Judith Samson-French has sat on both sides of the hardest moments in veterinary care: as the vet in the room, and as the advocate outside it. 30+ years. 100,000+ animals. 10,000+ surgeries. Most humans are forced to make medical decisions for their dog they were never prepared for. She helps them navigate difficult veterinary decisions. Founder of HUMM Decision Consulting. https://hummroadmap.com/the-witty-vet/subscribe Dr. Judith Samson-French shares her insights on veterinary decision-making, the importance of accurate diagnosis, and how personalized medicine can improve pet care. She discusses the evolution of veterinary practices, cost considerations, and the value of second opinions. In this episode, Dr. Judith Samson-French shares insights on veterinary practices, pet care, and the importance of personalized medicine for animals, emphasizing the value of understanding each pet's unique needs and the evolving landscape of veterinary medicine. Key Topics The importance of accurate diagnosis in veterinary medicineHow personalized treatment plans improve pet outcomesThe evolution of veterinary practices and technologyCost considerations and affordability in pet careThe value of second opinions and record keepingUnderstanding cancer treatment options and quality of lifeThe complexity of ACL surgeries and decision-makingThe role of meaningful medicine tailored to individual pets Personalized veterinary medicine and the concept of the gold standardThe importance of recognizing individual pet needs and the final lap of senior petsThe impact of supplements, diet, and lifestyle on pet health and longevityThe evolving landscape of veterinary practice and pet owner empowermentThe significance of early recognition of health issues and proactive care-- As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today! -- Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com Speaking of Pets is owned by SLA Video Productions. Do not reproduce without written consent.

    30+ years. 100,000+ animals. 10,000+ surgeries | SOP ep. 130 - Dr. Judith Samson-French

  3. Sep 2

    Treating Wildlife on the Front Lines | SOP ep. 129 - Dr. Tim Hunt

    Speaking of Pets episode 129 featuring Dr. Tim Hunt! Dr. Tim Hunt graduated from Michigan State University's School of Veterinary Medicine in 1989. He is a member of the Michigan Board of Veterinary Medicine and holds licenses in Alaska and Arizona. For over 25 years, Dr. Hunt has practiced at the companion animal veterinary hospital he established, often reminiscing about the Ramen noodles he ate while building his practice from the ground up. Dedicated to continuous learning, he attends annual education programs on surgery, ultrasound, and internal medicine. In February 2019, he became an SDEP™ Abdomen Certified Sonographer and Instructor, further advancing his skills in diagnostics. An avid dog musher, Dr. Hunt has raced sled dogs and served as a race vet worldwide, including the Iditarod and the UP 200. He founded Dr. Tim's Premium All Natural Pet Food in 2004 to provide a diet that mimics the natural nutrition of dogs and cats. He lives on 50 acres near Marquette with his wife, Mary, their pets, and his stepson’s family nearby. Key Topics: Wildlife rescue stories including eagles, foxes, and turtlesLead poisoning in raptors and conservation effortsHandling wildlife safely and legallyWildlife behavior and signs of illnessWildlife rehabilitation techniques and challenges -- As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today! -- Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com Speaking of Pets is owned by SLA Video Productions. Do not reproduce without written consent.

    Treating Wildlife on the Front Lines | SOP ep. 129 - Dr. Tim Hunt

  4. Aug 26

    National Parks Are Being Loved to Death | SOP ep. 128 Dr. Brad Ryan & Grandma Joy

    Speaking of Pets episode 128 featuring Dr. Brad Ryan and Grandma Joy! In this episode, Dr. Brad Ryan and Grandma Joy share their inspiring journey of reconnecting through adventures in national parks, overcoming personal struggles, and embracing the healing power of nature and family bonds. In this episode, Brad, Janet, and Dr. Alice explore the transformative power of vulnerability, intergenerational connection, and embracing joy at any age. They share personal stories, insights on societal norms, and practical advice for living a fulfilling life across generations. Key topics: The importance of national parks in mental health and family bondingPersonal stories of overcoming depression and suicidal thoughtsThe impact of intergenerational relationships and forgivenessThe significance of respecting wildlife and nature conservationAdventures in national parks and the value of outdoor experiences The importance of vulnerability and authenticityIntergenerational connection and its societal benefitsThe concept of joy versus happiness and living fullyPersonal stories of overcoming trauma and finding healingThe role of community and kindness in mental healthThe impact of societal norms on aging and social interactionPractical advice for older adults to stay active and engagedThe significance of mentorship and sharing wisdom across generations-- As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today! -- Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com Speaking of Pets is owned by SLA Video Productions. Do not reproduce without written consent.

    National Parks Are Being Loved to Death | SOP ep. 128 Dr. Brad Ryan & Grandma Joy

  5. Aug 19

    Humane World for Animals-what can YOU do to help animal abuse! | SOP ep. 127 - Dr. Katherine Polak

    Speaking of Pets episode 127 featuring Dr. Katherine Polak, DVM, MPH, MS, DACVPM, DABVP! In this episode, Dr. Katherine Polak shares her global work in animal welfare, including rescue missions, combating the dog meat trade, and improving veterinary capacity worldwide. Discover the challenges and successes in transforming animal welfare practices across different cultures and countries. Dr. Katherine Polak is Senior Vice President of the Centers of Expertise at Humane World for Animals, where she leads the organization's global companion animal, farm animal welfare, wildlife, research and testing, and animal rescue programs. A board-certified specialist in Veterinary Preventive Medicine and Shelter Medicine, she has spent more than two decades advancing animal welfare through veterinary medicine, policy, systems change, and international collaboration. Dr. Polak is an internationally recognized leader, author, and speaker who has worked globally to develop sustainable solutions that improve the lives of animals and the communities that care for them. Key topics: Global animal rescue effortsCombatting the dog meat trade in AsiaImproving veterinary capacity worldwideCultural challenges in animal welfareDisaster relief for animalsLegislation and policy change for animal protectionCommunity engagement and educationCelebrity involvement in animal welfareImpact of pet ownership trends in AsiaStrategies for changing cultural practices -- As a veterinarian and accomplished musher, Dr. Tim Hunt understood his dogs’ need for a food that promoted stamina, endurance and performance through proper digestion; a food that just made them feel good. Dr. Tim’s focus has since expanded from his original backyard setup to bring an honest, nutritionally sound food – sourced only from the highest quality ingredients – to every dog. Visit https://drtims.com/ to order today! -- Your Northeast Ohio animal newspaper connection is the Country Critter Journal. With distribution in Geauga, Lake, and Ashtabula counties you'll have to pick one up wherever you find magazines. Can't stop in to pick up your copy? No worries! View the publication online at https://neoccj.com

    Humane World for Animals-what can YOU do to help animal abuse! | SOP ep. 127 - Dr. Katherine Polak

  6. Aug 5

    Summer Pet Wellness: Keeping Your Pets Cool And Mobile | SOP Ep. 126 - Dr. Kelly Fishman

    Is the rising summer heat turning your daily walk schedule into a guessing game? Join Janet King and Dr. Alice Jeromin as they sit down with veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Kelly Fishman to tackle essential summer pet wellness strategies. They discuss keeping pets cool, hydration, and why arthritis prevention should begin early—not just when mobility issues appear. From muscle-supporting supplements like Myos Pet to managing heat indices during the dog days of summer, this episode provides actionable, science-based advice to ensure your pet stays happy and healthy. Discover the proactive steps you can take today to optimize your pet’s healthspan and keep them moving comfortably. ◇ ─ ◇ ─ ◇ All footage is owned by SLA Video Productions.

    Summer Pet Wellness: Keeping Your Pets Cool And Mobile | SOP Ep. 126 - Dr. Kelly Fishman

  7. Jul 29

    New World Screwworm Risks for Pets | SOP Ep. 125 - Dr. Christopher Lee

    Dr. Alice Jeromin and Janet Novotny King welcome back parasitology expert Dr. Christopher Lee to discuss the dangerous rise of New World Screwworm and how it affects our pets. This aggressive parasite eats living tissue and presents a severe threat to warm-blooded animals across North America. Dr. Christopher Lee breaks down the life cycle of the fly, clinical symptoms to watch for, and effective preventive treatments like monthly Isoxazolines. The conversation also covers tapeworm risks such as Echinococcus multilocularis, coyote interactions, and public health concerns surrounding Cryptosporidiosis. Pet owners will learn actionable steps to keep their dogs and cats protected year-round from emerging parasitic threats. ◇ ─ ◇ ─ ◇ All footage is owned by SLA Video Productions.

    New World Screwworm Risks for Pets | SOP Ep. 125 - Dr. Christopher Lee

  8. Jul 22

    Understanding Dog and Cat Ear Infections: Expert Veterinary Advice | SOP Ep. 124 - Dr. Emily Rothstein

    Ear infections are a common source of frustration for pet owners, but they aren't always a one-time event. Dr. Emily Rothstein, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist, joins Dr. Alice Jeromin and Janet Novotny King to demystify why these infections occur, from pendulous ears to underlying allergies. They break down why "simple" treatments often fail, the importance of rechecks, and why over-the-counter products can do more harm than good. You’ll learn exactly what triggers chronic issues and how to advocate for the right treatment plan during your next clinic visit. This conversation gives you the clinical vocabulary to take control of your pet's ear health effectively. ◇ ─ ◇ ─ ◇ All footage is owned by SLA Video Productions. Be a part of our Mission by sharing your animal stories, pictures, businesses and helpful information for us to share with all our readers. Learn more about Country Critters Magazine at neoccj.com.

    Understanding Dog and Cat Ear Infections: Expert Veterinary Advice | SOP Ep. 124 - Dr. Emily Rothstein
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Speaking of Pets is meant to bridge the gap between pet owners and reliable veterinary information. It addresses the concerning fact that pet owners often consult multiple sources or rely on neighbor-recommended treatments before seeking professional veterinary care. The podcast's goal is to equip pet owners with science-based, evidence-based knowledge to ensure their pets receive safe and effective treatments, avoiding adverse effects caused by unqualified advice. Dr. Alice Jeromin, with her sister Janet, an animal advocate, will host conversations with experts in various veterinary fields. RSSVERIFY

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  • Creator
    Dr. Alice Jeromin
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    131
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Dr. Alice Jeromin
  • Show Website
    Speaking of Pets

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