Naturally Healthy Pets Podcast

Dr. Judy Morgan and Billy Hoekman , VP of Nutrition and Communication at Green Juju, discuss the benefits of whole food nutrition over synthetic vitamins and minerals in pet food. They emphasize the importance of natural sources like copper and iodine, noting that synthetic forms can lead to health issues. They highlight the significance of proper fat ratios, advocating for animal fats and a balanced omega-3 to omega-...

Dr. Judy Morgan and John Sarver, Owner of Gyms for Dogs discuss the benefits and design elements of good dog parks. John, a specialist in pet wellness products and dog parks, emphasizes the importance of cleanliness, proper design, and community involvement. He highlights that dog parks should have separate sections for small and large dogs, and include play equipment to enhance socialization and exercise. John's company h...

Happy start to 2026!  This is the first episode featuring our new podcast format and Dr. Judy Morgan interviews Chef Scot Hill, Co-founder of Woof Creek Pet Wellness about his journey from a restaurant chef to pet supplement formulator. Chef Scot shares his passion for cooking, influenced by his upbringing in Alabama, and his transition to pet nutrition after observing his dog's health issues. He discusses t...

Don't miss this one!  Dr Judy Morgan and her daughter Gwen Campbell, COO of Naturally Healthy Pets discuss the evolution of their "Naturally Healthy Pets" podcast for 2026, highlighting a shift to in-person interviews with high-quality production. They reviewed the most popular podcast of 2025, featuring Dr Todd Cooney on vaccines, and shared personal insights on vaccine protocols. They also share some of the upc...

Listen in as Dr. Judy Morgan hosts Dr. Doug Knueven to discuss holistic veterinary medicine and the influence of Edgar Cayce. Dr. Knueven, a practitioner since 1995, has written two out-of-print books on integrative medicine and has presented at numerous conferences. He highlights Cayce's contributions to holistic medicine, noting Cayce's readings on spiritual and natural therapies. He also shares a case where an anim...

Dr. Ihor Basko, a holistic veterinarian from Hawaii, discusses with Dr. Judy his approach to aging in pets, emphasizing the importance of nutrition and supplementation. He highlights the role of antioxidants, particularly CoQ10, in supporting heart, kidney, and brain health. He also recommends cruciferous vegetables, clover sprouts, and chlorella for detoxification. Dr. Basko is a huge fan of medicinal mushr...

Dr. Judy chats with Dr. Laurie McCauley, a pioneer in veterinary rehabilitation, about the importance of exercise for dogs. Dr. Laurie emphasizes that exercise increases longevity and quality of life, especially for older dogs. She advises against letting puppies go upstairs alone until 12 weeks and suggests starting basic exercises like sit-to-stands at 8-12 weeks. Dr. McCauley shares her success with her dog Si...

Dr. Judy Morgan and Dr. Jeff Feinman discuss the limitations of conventional veterinary medicine and the benefits of a holistic approach. They emphasize the importance of addressing the root causes of disease rather than just treating symptoms. Key points include the role of diet in immune resilience, the impact of environmental factors on pet health, and the overuse of antibiotics and pesticides. They introduce the BEAM f...

Dr. Judy Morgan hosts Steve Wohlberg, author of "Will My Pet Go to Heaven?" Steve shares his personal journey of faith and the loss of his dog, Jax, which inspired his book. He discusses biblical verses that suggest animals may be reunited with their owners in the afterlife, such as Psalm 104 and Romans 8. Steve also recounts the impact of his book on others, including a man who found renewed faith after losing his dog. Dr...

Dr. Judy Morgan discusses with Dr. Terry Fossum the potential of using dogs as a better predictive model for drug approval compared to mice. Dr. Fossum highlights the inefficiencies and high costs of current drug development, noting that in 2022, the U.S. spent $100.8 billion on prescription drugs, and globally, $1.3 trillion. She emphasizes the need for more efficient and cost-effective methods, citing that 50% of healthc...

Dr. Rick LeCouteur, a retired veterinary neurosurgeon, discusses his transition to writing children's books aimed at educating young readers about wildlife and the environment. Inspired by his grandchildren's misconceptions about animals, he has written five books. His latest book, "Nasty Names are Hurtful," addresses name-calling towards the Australian White Ibis. Dr. LeCouteur emphasizes the importance of authentic repre...

Dr. Judy Morgan hosts Angie Winters, author of "Don't Train Your Dog," on this revealing episode. Angie, a dog parenting coach, emphasizes a parenting approach over traditional dog training. She discusses the importance of understanding dog behavior, using positive reinforcement, and teaching dogs essential life skills. Skills that has them living comfortably in YOUR WORLD.  Angie introduces her "comforting crate" met...

Dr. Todd Cooney, a homeopathic veterinarian with nearly 40 years of experience joins Dr. Judy in discussing his transition from allopathic to holistic medicine. He explains the use of nosodes, homeopathic medicines derived from diseases, as an alternative to vaccines, particularly for parvovirus. Cooney's practice has not used vaccines except for rabies since 2009, relying on nosodes for immunity. He notes a significa...

You won't want to miss this fantastic episode featuring Dr. Barrie Sands, an emergency and critical care veterinarian with a background in integrative functional medicine and shamanic energy medicine. Dr. Barrie discusses her journey into energy healing, emphasizing the importance of coherence and energy alignment for both veterinarians and pet parents. She explains how emotions and external factors can disrupt e...

Dr. Judy Morgan hosts Elizabeth Anne Johnson on the Naturally Healthy Pets podcast to discuss the Five Element Personalities of Dogs and Humans. Elizabeth, a veterinary technician and author, explains how each element—Wood (spring), Fire (summer), Earth (late summer), Metal (autumn), and Water (winter)—corresponds to specific traits and stress responses. She describes how these elements influence behavior, such as Wood dog...

Because we couldn't fit all of the great kitty info in to just one interview, Dr. Judy Morgan and Dr. Angie Krause discuss holistic cat care Part 2, emphasizing the unique needs of cats. They highlight the importance of stress management for cats, noting that urinary issues often stem from stress rather than medical conditions. Dr. Krause advises against restricting protein in early stages of kidney disease, as it can...

You'll want to tune in for this one!  Dr. Judy and Dr. Cathy Alinovi discuss the use of food energetics in veterinary medicine, emphasizing when it may not be appropriate. They highlight the importance of high-quality, non-inflammatory food for pets, especially those with allergies. Dr. Morgan shares a case study of her dog Myra, who improved with a cooling diet, but later developed intestinal lymphosarcoma, illu...

Dr. Judy Morgan discusses holistic dog rescues with Amanda Jo, who rescues dogs primarily from China and South Korea. Such an amazing story!  Amanda's organization, Bunnys Buddies, has saved over 700 dogs in six years, focusing on quality over quantity. They face challenges like air pollution, poor water quality, and the prevalence of fake kibble in China. Amanda emphasizes holistic care, including fresh food, annual ...

Dr. Judy hosts Dr. Joyce Harman to discuss equine nutrition. Dr. Harman, a holistic veterinarian with 34 years of experience, emphasizes the importance of whole food-based diets over processed feeds. She criticizes commercial feeds for their reliance on genetically modified ingredients like corn and soybean, which compromise nutritional quality. Dr. Harman advocates for simple, natural concentrates and high-quality su...