Hunt.Vet Podcast - Presented by Pro Plan

Seth Bynum, DVM
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Exploring the sporting dog lifestyle, Dr. Seth Bynum, a veterinarian and sporting dog enthusiast, chats with friends and colleagues to help unpack complex topics and research in the field of hunting dog science. If you have a topic to you'd like to see discussed, email us at admin@hunt.vet

Episodes

  1. Delay the Spay? The Unintended Consequences of Early Sterilization with Dr. Michelle Kutzler

    12/09/2025

    Delay the Spay? The Unintended Consequences of Early Sterilization with Dr. Michelle Kutzler

    Presented by Pro Plan In part one of this episode, Dr. Seth Bynum joins colleague and mentor Dr. Michelle Kutzler of Oregon State University to discuss the background of the pervasive "early spay and neuter" recommendation and why this medical philosophy still persists among many veterinarians despite a growing body of evidence that it may not be the healthiest option for sporting dogs. This episode of the Hunt.Vet podcast is sponsored by Alclair Outdoors and Gunner Kennels.

    32 min
  2. CBD for Sporting Dogs with Dr. Joe Wakshlag

    10/16/2025

    CBD for Sporting Dogs with Dr. Joe Wakshlag

    Presented by ⁠⁠Pro Plan⁠ In this episode, Dr. Bynum joins colleague Dr. Joe Wakshlag to discuss CBD use in canine athletes. There are numerous sources of CBD on the market for humans and animals, and choosing a safe and efficacious product often confusing and occasionally daunting. The ⁠Dogma⁠ Podcast, in partnership with ⁠⁠Hunt.Vet⁠⁠, is proudly supported by ⁠⁠Purina Pro Plan⁠⁠. We've been loyal advocates and customers of Pro Plan for nearly 20 years, and we love their commitment to nutrition science. We also appreciate the world class performance we've seen in our Pro Plan fed dogs.  The show is also supported by ⁠⁠Gunner⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Alclair Outdoors⁠⁠. These companies are our partners in hunting safety, whether we're protecting our dogs on the road or our ears in the field.

    51 min
  3. What's in Your First Aid Kit? - Truck and Field Essentials with Dr. Clair Maples of Paradigm Sporting Dog

    09/12/2025

    What's in Your First Aid Kit? - Truck and Field Essentials with Dr. Clair Maples of Paradigm Sporting Dog

    Presented by ⁠Pro Plan⁠ In this episode, Dr. Bynum sits down with Dr. Clair Maples, founder of Paradigm Sporting Dog first aid kits. Dr. Maples is an avid hunter and amateur dog trainer with (now) two NAVHDA Versatile Champion titles under her belt. Her first aid kits are also the best assembled and resourced on the market, in our opinion. We walk through the contents of her comprehensive truck kit, discussing in detail what's inside (and why), with tips from Dr. Maples on how to use the contents. The Dogma Podcast, in partnership with ⁠Hunt.Vet⁠, is proudly supported by ⁠Purina Pro Plan⁠. We've been loyal advocates and customers of Pro Plan for nearly 20 years, and we love their commitment to nutrition science. We also appreciate the world class performance we've seen in our Pro Plan fed dogs.  The show is also supported by ⁠Gunner⁠ and ⁠Alclair Outdoors⁠. These companies are our partners in hunting safety, whether we're protecting our dogs on the road or our ears in the field.

    39 min
  4. Embrace the Woo: Vet Acupuncture with Dr. Lobos

    08/27/2025

    Embrace the Woo: Vet Acupuncture with Dr. Lobos

    Presented by ⁠Pro Plan⁠ In this episode, Dr. Bynum sits down with his friend and colleague Dr. RuthAnn Lobos CCRT CVAT (@petvetruthann) Whether you think acupuncture is pure woo or hard science (hint, it's neither), it's hard to ignore the nearly 5,000 years of results seen in this ancient practice. Dr. Lobos shares how acupuncture is believed to work from both traditional and western medicine perspectives. She'll also share anecdotes from practice that emphasize how acupuncture can provide sporting dog owners with an adjunct treatment option for pain or anxiety. When she's not in the clinic, Dr. Lobos is an avid wingshooter and loves spending time hunting or running with her canine athletes Finn (Lab) and Journey (WPG). The Dogma Podcast, in partnership with ⁠Hunt.Vet⁠, is proudly supported by ⁠Purina Pro Plan⁠. We've been loyal advocates and customers of Pro Plan for nearly 20 years, and we love their commitment to nutrition science. We also appreciate the world class performance we've seen in our Pro Plan fed dogs.  The show is also supported by ⁠Gunner⁠ and ⁠Alclair Outdoors⁠. These companies are our partners in hunting safety, whether we're protecting our dogs on the road or our ears in the field.

    44 min
  5. Cooling Strategies and Head Dunking with Dr. Otto

    08/13/2025

    Cooling Strategies and Head Dunking with Dr. Otto

    Presented by ⁠Pro Plan⁠ In this episode, Dr. Bynum chats with Dr. Cynthia Otto, founder of the ⁠Penn Vet Working Dog Center⁠. Dr. Otto is a board certified specialist in both Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation as well as Emergency and Critical Care, making her uniquely qualified to weigh in on the challenges faced by canine athletes in hot weather. Her recent research compares the efficacy of common in-field cooling techniques, with a surprising edge to the ⁠head dunking technique⁠ they initially trained for cleaning dogs' upper airway. With early season hunting on our minds, we also rank other common field cooling strategies from most to least effective based on her team's research. The Dogma Podcast, in partnership with ⁠Hunt.Vet⁠, is proudly supported by ⁠Purina Pro Plan⁠. We've been loyal advocates and customers of Pro Plan for nearly 20 years, and we love their commitment to nutrition science. We also appreciate the world class performance we've seen in our Pro Plan fed dogs. The show is also supported by ⁠Gunner⁠ and ⁠Alclair Outdoors⁠. These companies are our partners in hunting safety, whether we're protecting our dogs on the road or our ears in the field.

    40 min
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Exploring the sporting dog lifestyle, Dr. Seth Bynum, a veterinarian and sporting dog enthusiast, chats with friends and colleagues to help unpack complex topics and research in the field of hunting dog science. If you have a topic to you'd like to see discussed, email us at admin@hunt.vet

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