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The Family Pet PodcastAuthor: FamilyPetHealth.com
The Family Pet is a podcast for curious pet parents. We believe that the more you know about pet healthcare, the better pet parent you can be. Advancements in the veterinary industry have provided pet parents with more care options than ever before, but all these choices can leave pet parents with feelings of confusion and uncertainty when it comes to making decisions in the veterinary office. The Family Pet hosts and guests bring their years of veterinary experience and expertise to the microphone to share useful information which will help you have a better understanding of the veterinary care options available. We will empower you with the knowledge to make educated decisions regarding your pets healthcare needs, and help you be the human that your pet already thinks you are! Language: en Genres: Education, Kids & Family, Pets & Animals Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Ep. 109 Parasites that infect your pets - and you! w/ Dr. Craig Prior
Episode 109
Friday, 27 December, 2024
In this episode of the Family Pet Podcast, hosts Michael and Stephen Shirley speak with guest Dr. Craig Pryor about the importance of understanding parasites in pets, the role of the Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC), and the dynamic nature of parasites. They explore the evolution of pet care, the risks associated with internal parasites and heartworms, and the challenges of resistance in treatments. The conversation emphasizes the need for pet owners to take proactive measures to protect their pets and families from parasites, while also providing valuable resources for further information.Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC) webistePet Disease Alerts heatmapsPets and Parasites websiteTakeawaysThe Companion Animal Parasite Council aims to protect pets from parasites.Parasites can transmit diseases to humans, making awareness crucial.Pets have become more integrated into family life, increasing parasite exposure.Ticks are active year-round, even in winter conditions.Resistance to treatments is a growing concern for pet owners.Regular testing for parasites is essential, especially in puppies and kittens.Environmental cleanliness can reduce parasite risks significantly.Veterinarians are key resources for pet health and parasite prevention.Dog parks can be hotspots for intestinal parasites.Year-round prevention is vital for protecting pets from heartworms.Keywordspet health, parasites, zoonotic diseases, heartworms, pet care, Companion Animal Parasite Council, internal parasites, tick prevention, pet wellness, veterinary advice
