Love your pet? Love the Petcast! Emma Barton has candid conversations with celebrity guests and some of the UK’s leading pet experts about the big issues facing pet owners across the country. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
https://www.bluecross.org.uk/podcast
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 hours 43 minutes
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episode 1: Fireworks & Your Pet
Emma Barton is joined by Blue Cross Animal Behaviourist, Claire Stallard, who shares her tips and advice on how you can keep pets feeling calm and safe during firework season.
episode 2: Pets in Covid Lockdown
Emma Barton is joined by fellow EastEnders actress, Kellie Bright, and Blue Cross Animal Behaviourist, Leigh-Anne Reed to discuss how our new way of life may have triggered different behavioural traits in pets.
episode 3: Your Pet’s Autumn and Winter Survival Guide
From colourful leaves and crisp morning walks, to the run-up to Christmas and the prospect of snow, Autumn and Winter can be a magical time of year, but it can also present lots of hazards for our pets.
episode 4: Creating The Paw-fect Partnership – Children & Pets
Emma is joined by Kerry Taylor from the Blue Cross Educational Team, to discuss the many different species that may be a wonderful addition to a family home – and how everyone can work together to ensure that their chosen pets have a happy, healthy life.
episode 5: Should I Get A Puppy?
Emma Barton is joined by Blue Cross’s Animal Behaviourist, Claire Haynes and BBC Radio 1’s Katie Thistleton to discuss the rewards and realities that come with owning a puppy.
episode 6: Things We Wish We Could Ask Our Pets
Blue Cross Rehoming Manager, Kayleigh Hill, joins presenter Emma Barton to answer some of the most commonly Googled questions about our pets. Plus, Loose Women’s Kaye Adams asks some of the questions that she has always wondered about her beloved dog, Bea
episode 10: Ask The Vet: Could My Pet Get Dementia?
Emma Barton and Blue Cross Chief Veterinary Surgeon, Caroline Reay, delve into the topic of pets and dementia.Have you ever wondered if your pet could be living with dementia, or what would happen if their memory started to deteriorate? Perhaps you ...
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