Anna's Blog

  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Andrew Hale

    This week we’re joined by Andrew Hale. As a certified dog behaviourist, one of the founders of the UK Dog Charter and much more, he runs his practice in south Devon called Dog Certified Care.

     

    We chat about how his human psychology degree and work in practice for people inspired helping owners and their dogs. Without ‘humanisation’ Andrew talks about why we must factor the emotional experience into training and behaviour, indeed life itself.

  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Rachel Bean RVN

    This week Anna is joined by Rachel Bean RVN - qualified veterinary nurse. Apart from being an amazing ‘dog person', Rachel is the creator of the iPET Network's canine first aid qualification.

     

    We chat about this and about common accidents, like how to offer the first line of care for cut paws, insect stings, and with more serious situations like possible bloat or for  dogs that might be choking.

  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined my Morag Sutherland of the Raw Feeding Vet Society

    This week Anna is joined by Vet Nurse and Behaviourist, Morag Sutherland. Apart from boasting a long career as an in-practice vet nurse, Morag is one of the founders of the Raw Feeding Vet Society (RFVS). Not only passionate about feeding animals as nature intended, Morag as clinical experience highlighting how dogs thrive on a balanced, complete species appropriate diet comprising a lot meat as natural born carnivores.

  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Rosie Fuller - Top Dog Film Festival

    This week Anna is joined by Rosie Fuller of the Top Dog Film Festival UK Tour. Created in Australia, it brings a selection of independent short films into an immersive cinema experience that is dedicated to highlighting the amazing capacity of dogs to impact on and enrich our lives.
    Available to watch for a limited three day period from January 20th, the films take us on an around the world starting in Greenland where we see how modern lifestyles and modern technology are affecting the future of sled dogs - once synonymous with this landscape.
  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Mike Dower Jai Dog Rescue

    This week Anna is joined by Mike Dower, founder of Jai Dog Rescue in Thailand. Talking about why he left a busy career in London five years ago to set up a rehabilitation centre helping street dogs in Thailand.His passion for these dogs shines through. We talk about why Battersea Dogs and Cats Home is so inspired by Jai Dog and its sanctuary, it has invested in a five year initiative and financial collaboration called:  CNVR - Capture, Neuter, Vaccinate and Release scheme. 

  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Dr Karen Becker & Rodney Habib

    Our New Year's Day episode re issues the most popular podcast to date!!! 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. The book discusses how simple changes to your dog’s diet, environment and lifestyle can promote longevity. It's such an easy read and features the very latest scientific research from around the globe!  It’s a must read for all pet parents! 
  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Dr Rupert Sheldrake

    Anna chats to Dr Rupert Sheldrake about his book  Dogs That Know When Their Owners' are Coming Home.It highlights Rupert's science to better understand the power of intentions and telepathy as a communication between dogs and their owners, and indeed other animals. Rupert has studied energetic connections from investigating how pigeons find their way home, to premonitions, and sensing earthquakes.
  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb at the All Dogs Matter Christmas Carol service

    This week we bring you highlights of the All Dogs Matter Christmas Carols at St Anne's Church in Soho, London. Anna spoke to old friends like Ira Moss, founder of the charity and Peter Egan and new friends like Regan Armani, Director of the Young Talent Academy whose choir was  once on Britain's Got Talent, and provided the main entertainment of the night, and Simon Buckley, Rector of St Anne's, who told her of the church's history.
  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb Joined by the Haute Dogs Calendar team

    This week Anna is joined by Milliner Awon Golding and top Photographer Lucy Reeve, talking about this year’s Haute Dogs calendar which is in aid of the Jai Dog rescue. For the first time Awon and Lucy flew out to Thailand to take the stunning photos captured for the calendar.

     

    Featuring 12 amazing rescued street dogs who all have their story to tell. Jai Dog works tirelessly to neuter and offer medical assistance to hundreds of dogs living rough on the hectic streets of Thailand.

  • A Dog's Life - an overview of practical & ethical gifts for Christmas

    This week we chat to select handful of British companies that offer sustainable, natural, and value for money products as stocking fillers that both you and your dog will love this Christmas. 
  • A Dog's Life with Anna Webb joined by Dr Sean Wensley

    This week Anna is joined by PDSA Vet Sean Wensley chatting about his book Through A Vet’s Eyes. As a candid exploration of how we live with animals in the modern world, Sean explains why we mustn’t lose touch with nature and all animals in the natural world.

     

    They offer stark contrast to our farm animals and pets being kept in captivity. We discuss the importance to understand the Five Domains: Nutrition, Behaviour,  Physical health, the Environment, and the Mental Health of all animals. In the wild animals these domains are provided naturally through survival, but Sean argues we can all do better to ensure the well-being of all animals in our care.

  • Tis' the season to be stressful, why Calming from Pawable could help!

    When you consider that 10% of Britain’s pooches spend Christmas Day at the emergency vets, it's proof that the festive season can be very stressful on many levels.

     

    Dogs don’t know it’s Christmas, although they certainly know something is happening. That’s in part due to us getting so worked up about the presents, the cards, the decorations, the Christmas tree, the lights, all the food and of course the visitors.