Steve Dale's Petcast

Most cat owners love their pets. Most people agree spaying and neutering is important. Yet every year we still have millions of unwanted kittens. What’s going on?

When most people think about an animal shelter, they picture homeless pets waiting for adoption. But animal shelters today are doing something very different. They’re helping people, too. How did we get here?

The Center for Conservation & Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) is working on a one-shot contraceptive.

In today’s episode, Steve Dale and Deborah Cribbs talk about the benefits of a licensee program with GiveThemTen.org and the benefits involved for your shelter.

This month’s Petcast features host Steve Dale speaking with Deborah Cribbs, the spokesperson for the Give Them Ten Foundation based in Cincinnati, that’s on a mission to spread the word about spaying and neutering cats. It’s the simplest and most humane way to address feline overpopulation. For more information, visit: www.givethemten.org.  Please enjoy the podcast.

Radio and podcast host. TV personality. Columnist. Author. Certified animal behavioral consultant. Animal advocate. Those are just a few titles on Steve Dale’s resume, which makes him a perfect guest for the Career Vision Podcast with Michael Piff. Steve has so many stories that we will have to do a Part II episode to cover […]

Dr. Dana Varble, chief veterinary officer North American Veterinary Community, talks about the giant VMX veterinary conference and takes pet parents behind the curtain. What’s new for pets in 2025? Mostly, the latest and greatest will fall into two buckets, individualized medicine and AI, and we go deep talking about each.

Dr. Adam Christman, chief medical officer DVM360, whips out his crystal ball offering his predictions for what you will all experience regarding pet care for 2025. At the start of this list is artificial intelligence, it’s here from helping diagnostics to smart collars to training tools to new ways to discover pain recognition.  How veterinarians […]

This is the time of year when organizations such the Pet Poison Helpline (PPH) receive the most calls. Steve talks with veterinary toxicologist Dr. Renee Scmid, director of veterinary medicine and a senior veterinary toxicologist at PPH. Lilies are fragrant for us but very toxic to cats. And chocolate is never a good idea. She […]

Human Animal Bond Association’s International Human Animal Bond Day is November 8. Dr. Marc Bekoff, professor emeritus of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and Fellow of the Animal Behavior Society has authored so many important books about dogs. His most recent is Dogs Demystified: An A to Z Guide to […]