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De : Marty Greer DVM & Laura Reeves | Expert Veterinary Advice & Pet Health
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Veterinarian Dr. Marty Greer, DVM, JD, 2023 Westminster Kennel Club Veterinarian of the Year, and dog pro Laura Reeves answer real pet health questions for dogs, cats and every pet, every week. Fun, fact-based conversations that replace late-night Googling with answers you can trust: symptoms and when to worry, puppies and kittens, senior pets, allergies, dental care, parasites, emergencies, behavior, and the questions pet parents ask most. Dr. Greer owns Veterinary Village in Wisconsin and is the author of Your Pandemic Puppy and Canine Reproduction and Neonatology. Laura is an AKC Breeder of Merit, judge, and host of Pure Dog Talk. New episodes every week.Copyright 2026 Marty Greer DVM & Laura Reeves | Expert Veterinary Advice & Pet Health Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques
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  • Spay and Neuter Cancer Risks: What Pet Owners Need to Know
    Oct 28 2026
    Welcome back to another episode of The Marty and Laura Show! In this episode, host Laura Reeves sits down with veterinarian Dr. Marty Greer to kick off our series on pet cancer. We are diving deep into the complex health topics every dog owner needs to understand, starting with the surprising scientific link between early spay and neuter practices and increased cancer risks. For decades, pet owners have been told that spaying or neutering as early as possible is always the most responsible choice. But modern veterinary research tells a very different story. Dr. Marty breaks down how removing reproductive organs too early disrupts vital hormonal feedback loops, sending Luteinizing Hormone levels skyrocketing across receptors present on every single cell in your dog's body. Here is what we cover in this episode:
    • The Endocrine Impact:How early sterilization disrupts hormone regulation and why elevated Luteinizing Hormone levels increase susceptibility to aggressive diseases.
    • Cancers Linked to Early Sterilization:The research behind increased risks for hemangiosarcoma, osteosarcoma, lymphosarcoma, mast cell tumors, and prostate cancer.
    • Tumor vs. Cancer:Why finding a lump or hearing the word tumor on your dog is not an immediate death sentence and what steps you should take first.
    • High Risk Breeds:Why breeds like Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds, Boxers and Bernese Mountain Dogs require special consideration when planning spay and neuter timing.
    • Advanced Early Detection:Cutting-edge diagnostic tools and specialized screening tests you can ask your vet about, including Nu.Q blood tests, Oncotect urine screening, and BRAF panels.

    Knowledge is power when it comes to advocating for your furry family members. By taking a look at the latest research and looking past one size fits all rules, you can make informed decisions tailored specifically to your dog's breed, age, and lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave us a review, and share this video with fellow pet owners who want to give their dogs the healthiest life possible!
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    33 min
  • How to Spot Online Puppy Scams and Find Ethical Dog Breeders
    Oct 21 2026
    Searching for a new puppy online can easily lead prospective owners into the trap of online puppy scams and fraudulent sellers. In this episode of The Marty and Laura Show, host Laura Reeves and Dr. Marty Greer reveal the single most effective way to protect yourself: direct communication. Learn why live phone calls or Zoom video visits are crucial for verifying real breeders, how to spot deposit payment red flags, and why patience is your best defense when adding a dog to your family. What You Will Learn in This Episode
    • Why live phone calls and Zoom video visits are essential before paying any deposit
    • How to request virtual home tours to see puppies and their mother in a real home environment
    • Common deposit red flags, including demands for gift cards or non-standard wire transfers
    • Why ethical pet sourcing takes time, planning and clear communication
    • How responsible breeders use health screening and written contracts to protect puppy buyers

    Top Red Flags to Watch Out For
    • Sellers who refuse direct phone calls or live video chats
    • Payment requests involving gift cards, untraceable apps or unusual wire transfers
    • Guarantees of immediate puppy availability without any screening process
    • Refusal to show the mother dog or the living environment via live video

    Resources Visit The Marty and Laura Show website to learn more about pet matching, health verification and ethical breeding practices. Check out Puppy Pathways for more details!
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    35 min
  • Found a Bump on Your Dog? Vet Guide to Canine Lumps
    Oct 14 2026
    Discovering a new lump or bump on your dog can be alarming, but knowing what to look for and how to react makes all the difference. Dr. Marty Greer and host Laura Reeves guide pet owners through the full spectrum of canine skin growths. From harmless button tumors and sebaceous cysts to serious conditions like mast cell tumors and bone cancer, you will learn how veterinarians evaluate suspicious growths and why early action is essential. Plus, discover how cutting edge AI diagnostic tools now deliver pathology results in as little as two hours. What You Will Learn in This Episode
    • How to identify benign histiocytomas (button tumors) in young dogs and why they often regress naturally
    • The critical differences between harmless growths and aggressive mast cell tumors
    • Why you should never squeeze sebaceous cysts or skin tags at home
    • How fatty lipomas feel under the skin and when a vet needs to evaluate them
    • The golden rule for mammary chain lumps and why needle aspiration should be avoided in those cases
    • How modern AI technology and remote pathologists provide two hour diagnostic turnarounds using impression smears
    • Why waiting to see if a lump grows can complicate surgical removal and recovery
    • The distinct signs of bone cancer (osteosarcoma), including acute pain and noticeable heat

    Practical Vet Visit Tip for Pet Parents Before heading to your veterinary clinic, identify and mark every lump on your dog. Use White-Out or nail polish on dark-coated dogs, or a Sharpie marker on light-coated dogs. You can also mark a printed body map. Identifying these spots beforehand saves time and ensures your veterinarian can evaluate every area of concern without missing a single spot. About The Show and Sponsor The Marty and Laura Show provides expert, fact-based pet health guidance for dogs, cats, and small animals. This episode is brought to you by Dogg!t. Disclaimer: This podcast episode is intended for educational purposes only and does not replace professional veterinary diagnostics or treatment. If you find a new or changing lump on your pet, consult your veterinarian promptly.
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    34 min
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