Separation Anxiety Update, New Roving Reporter, Aussie Bird Count, Free Bread, New Royal Dog – Ep 32

Welcome pet podcasters, pet patters, pet carers, pet poo scoopers, and pets. Lets not forget the pets. That's why we are here. Where is here? Here is Episode 32 of the Two Vets Talk Pets Podcast! Where too much talking of pets is barely enough! This episode is brought to you by Zylkene from Vetquinol  - if your dog or cat is suffering from stress or anxiety, talk to your vet about whether Zylkene might be an option. Thanks as well to our awesome Patreon subscribers - every night Lewis and Robbie pat their pets once for each of you. If you'd like to help out the podcast, head to our Patreon page, and sign up, and get some sweet TVTP merch! Robbie's Marathon was last week, so Lewis sent his wife Deb out as a roving reporter to the 18km mark (also a point where Robbie was actually still doing pretty well) - a more in-depth report will be in ep 33. When Robbie's cramping body allows him to speak again... Lewis talks about the Aussie Backyard Bird Count - follow the link to see how you can get involved. Robbie has used his Veterinary Prowess (and his ability to talk under water) to score a freebie at the bakery, Lewis finds another Royal Couple to plug his book to. Lewis talks about a kitten that got caught in a spin, and Robbie pleads with owners, for nurses sakes, to give your pets a chance to go to the toilet before they come in for surgeries, and a guy he saw while camping, who took his dog somewhere he probably shouldn't have... Into the pod proper, and Lewis talks about how petting your anxious dogs before leaving them, may actually help with separation anxiety. If you'd like to contact the guys for a question, a myth to be busted, or just to say hi, email at [email protected] If you are all about the socials, check the feed on Instagram, check out Facebook, or Twitter. And if you'd like to support us on Patreon, check out the options HERE And just in case you happen to be a member of the royal family, look out for Lewis when you are in Melbourne. There is a very god chance he may have a signed copy of one of his books for you...