Anna's Blog
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A Dog's Life with Anna Webb discussing The Forever Dog with Dr Karen Becker and Rodney Habib
This week Anna is joined by Dr Karen Becker and pet influencer, Rodney Habib, talking about their book The Forever Dog. As The New York Times no. 1 bestseller, this episode marks their first podcast conversation in the UK. Discussing how diet, exercise and environmental stressors can impact negatively on your pet's health, but also how small changes can make a massive difference, turning negatives into positive health and longevity. -
A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Jacqui Law Co-founder of Dogs4Wildlife
This week, Jacqui Law from the not for profit organisation Dogs4Wildlife joins Anna on a DOG'S LIFE to chat about training anti-poaching dogs deployed in game reserves in Africa. Jacqui explains how the team particularly Jacqui and her partner Darren Priddle channeled their talent for training specialist dogs for the police and security in the UK, into anti-poaching dogs deployed in African Game Reserves. -
A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Vet, Dr Nick Thompson
This week Anna is joined by the vet, Dr Nick Thompson, to chat about a campaign he is fronting called ‘Ditch The Dry’. Talking about ‘ You are what You eat’ and why overly processed foods like kibble, compared to fresh raw balanced complete meals, are damaging to your dog’s health; and why pet parents could do better by their dogs, helping to minimise common but serious health conditions like diabetes, arthritis, heart disease and obesity. -
What's a word to a dog?
What's in a word? We communicate through speech, but dogs rely on body language, and minute facial expressions to get the meaning of 'words'. Dogs are great at reading us, but do we spend enough time learning to 'speak dog'? -
A Dog's Life with Anna Webb. Alternative Vet Lise Hansen discusses Homeopathy
Vet Lise Hansen joins Anna Webb to discuss Homeopathy on A DOG'S LIFE. She explains why it's not a black art and why it's impossible to compare it to conventional medicine. Homeopathy is understood by the laws of physics rather than the laws of chemistry. When you look at a CD it's plastic, you have no idea whether it will play Beethoven or the Beatles. Lise explains why an integrated approach to vet medicine is the future. And why in her own practice for over 25 years she has cured many dogs referred to her as a last resort. Her approach is to look at every animal as an individual even when they may suffer from the same condition.
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