Tuesday, January 15, 2013 8:oo PM Central I’m very excited to host a laudable trio of guests on this episode of Talk2theAnimalsRadio. Shannon Benecke, holistic pet wellness expert, a familiar voice, shares holistic pet wellness tips which provide a natural perspective on your pet’s health and care. Dr. Ricci Kelso, DVM, shares the story of the evolution of her practice to include alternative therapies such as healing touch. Dana Andresen, Executive Director of Minnesota Spay Neuter Assistance Program (MN Snap) joins us later in the show talking about the work MN Snap is doing in providing high-quality, affordable and accessible spay and neuter services to Minnesota shelters, rescues and the companion animals of the low-income community. Talk2theAnimalsRadio Expert Pet Parent Intuitive Harmony Green shares her weekly tip that helps to keep pet parents healthy.
On Thursday, January 17, 2013 1:00 PM Central From Totem Animals to Ferrets!, we have all things covered on this episode of Talk2theAnimalsRadio. Medicine Woman and Spiritual Coach Cinnamon Moon joins us talking about Totem animals and her book “A Medicine Woman Speaks“. Freelance writer, blogger and Ferret Fashion Designer AmyJo Casner shares her experiences living with ferrets, designing and creating ferret clothing and the importance of responsible care for your ferret pal. Talk2theAnimalsRadio Holistic Pet Wellness Expert Shannon Benecke shares her tip to help you and your pet live holistically and Expert Pet Parent Intutive Harmony Green tells us how keeping our own third eye chakra open helps our pets stay healthy.
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Hello,
I recently found your podcast and have been enjoying your variety of topics and wonderful guest speakers – thank you.
I chuckled a little and mentally noted my responses to the animal quiz your recently spoke of. I do not have children, our dogs are my husband’s, and my family. SPOILED, yes and also deserving (I think) of the many toys and generous ration of treats provided.
I trained Henry to ring the bells to ask to go outside. When I walk over to the door, he and Reese ‘back it up’ and ‘sit’ at the edge of the rug while I open the door. Good manners but also I don’t want to step on them or smack them with the door when it opens (sticky seals and all).
Sometimes they start bugging for their supper and I don’t mind doing an ‘earlier sitting’ for madames et monsieur (Lady Charlie the tuxedo kitty incl.) however, Henry and Reese sit on their ‘bed’ until all the dishes are placed on their mats and I release them to enjoy their food.
Treats also come at a price; trade for a trick or as a reward. Playtime is bonding time and there are no rules in our house for this. It just is. A hundred or more laps of fetch. No limits.
Thanks again, it’s nice to hear from and about other ‘animal people’.
Sincerely,
S.M.
Thank you for your kind words and I’m glad you’re enjoying the show. Please let me know if there are any topics or guests you would like to hear on the show.
100 or more laps of fetch, your dogs are in heaven!