Paws, Reflect & Heal with Dr. Randy
This channel appeals to conscientious pet owners who prioritize their pets' health and well-being beyond conventional treatments. They are curious about holistic and integrative veterinary approaches and seek to understand their pets' behavior, nutrition, and health issues deeply. They value expert advice that combines traditional medicine with alternative therapies and want to be proactive in preventing and managing their pets' health problems. The channel resonates with those who view their pets as family members and are motivated to provide the best care possible through education and open-mindedness.
Paws, Reflect & Heal with Dr. Randy
Latest Episodes
Why Your Cat Has the "Midnight Zoomies" (And How to Stop It)
Calling all cat parents: Is your cat sprinting through the house or "terrorizing" your pillows at 2 a.m.? In this episode, Dr. Randy Aronson explains the biological truth behind the "midnight zoomies" and why this behavior is actually hardwired...
How To Feed Your Dog a TRULY Natural Diet
Dr. Randy Aronson, integrative veterinarian, sits down with Maria Ringo—Doctor of Homeopathy, founder of the pioneering Sojourner Farms, and co-creator of Carna4 natural pet food—for a wide-ranging conversation about what it actually means to f...
Why Your Dog Suddenly Hates the Car 🚗
Is your dog suddenly shaking, drooling, or refusing to get into the car? In this episode, Dr. Randy Aronson and his cohost, Olivia Sacci, explore why dogs who once loved car rides suddenly develop car anxiety. From hidden pain like osteoarthrit...
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Why Does My Dog Sit On My Feet? (It’s Not Just Love)
Does your dog constantly sit or lie on your feet the moment you sit down to relax? In this episode of Pause, Reflect, and Heal, Dr. Randy Aronson explains the fascinating psychology behind this common canine behavior. From "anchoring" and socia...
Why Your Dog Refuses to Eat Breakfast
Does your dog turn their nose up at breakfast but devour their dinner? Many pet parents worry when their dog skips a meal, but as Dr. Randy Aronson explains, this behavior is often completely normal and rooted in a dog's natural biological cloc...
