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The Doggy Pod with Dr Rob Zammit

The Doggy Pod with Dr Rob Zammit

Di: Dr Rob Zammit & Stephen Peters
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The Doggy Pod is a weekly podcast with one of Australia’s leading veterinary surgeons Dr Rob Zammit. With producer Stephen Peters, they discuss all things dogs. ‘The doggy pod’ is a must listen for anybody with a four legged furry friend or anyone who just loves dogs. There’s vet tips, training tricks, stories from the vet frontline and unique insights into just why we love them so much.

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Dr Rob Zammit & Stephen Peters
  • Can you hear that?
    Jun 3 2026
    Another episode of the best doggy information in the podcast world. This week we talk dog whistles, are they real and do they work? Also, does your dog eat and lick some really disgusting things? Of course they do, find out what's ok and what's definitely not ok...plus much more.

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    25 min
  • How long will your dog live for?
    May 19 2026
    Hi folks. This week Dr Rob talks all things longevity with your dog. Would you like your dog to outlive you? Cutting edge research gives us some clues to what's ahead. Also, Dr Rob talks about dog breeds that have been surgically altered and teaching your dog to swim if they can't do the doggy paddle!...plus much more

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    28 min
  • What is BOAS?
    May 5 2026
    Hello everyone. So how many of you know what BOAS is? Well find out now and just how cutting edge canine research can help us humans. Also Dr Rob talks about over-medicating your dog and can you care too much? We also talk about nervous owners becoming nervous dogs. Plus much more.

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    28 min
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