Steve Dale's Pet World
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Show overview
Steve Dale's Pet World has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 110 episodes. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Kids & Family show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed yesterday, with 27 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 59 episodes published. Published by wgnradio.com.
From the publisher
The Steve Dale Pet World Petcast from 720 WGN.
Latest Episodes
View all 110 episodesHeart disease in pets, AKC under fire, and Ask the Dog
The science of canine fitness and rehabilitation
Scott Simon’s cat tales and ice cream for a cause
Why so many pets are overweight and what comes next
Dr. Jan Bellows on hidden dental pain in pets
Cross-country cat man and a massive dog rescue
What your dog and cat are really trying to tell you
Veterinary cardiologist Dr. Marisa Ames on heartworm prevention
Big weekend for The Buddy Foundation and Anti-Cruelty fundraisers
Turning the tide on FIP with Dr. Niels Pedersen
Protecting your dog from big bills, bad teeth, and backyard coyotes
Inside Chicago Animal Care and Control’s toughest challenges
 A “sit-down” discussion about Chicago Animal Care and Control (CACC) with the newly named Executive Director, Sue Cappello. Discussed are the realities and challenges of running any city’s municipal animal shelter, as well as why so many people are currently relinquishing animals. CACC is always seeking new volunteers. And there are various other new programs which Cappello […]
Certified Animal Behavior Consultant’s take on shock collars
Certified Animal Behavior Consultant and dog trainer Mikkel Becker has a fascinating take on shock collar use in dogs compared to how people with psychiatric issues were once routinely treated similarly with shock therapy. She offers personal anecdotes and also the best solution for desperate dog parents as an alternative to using shock. Becker, who is also […]
Veterinary technician talks treatment for diabetic cats with Steve Dale
Veterinary technician Kara Burns announces a fund she’s launching to support studies for improved treatment for diabetic cats and other endocrine issues with the EveryCat Health Foundation. The fund is named for one her beloved cats, named O’Malley, and is the center EveryCat Springing into Action Campaign. Burns also offers details about the upcoming April 11-12 Symposium […]
Dr. Rustin Moore on his latest book: ‘Unlocking the Bond’
Dr. Rustin Moore Dean of the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine on his most recent book, Unlocking the Bond: The Power and Paradox of Human-Animal Interactions. He explains what people mean by this, “I rescued the dog but the dog actually rescued me.” Also discussed is the bond we have with horses. Loneliness – […]
All there is to know about the new reptile exhibit at the Field Museum
Dr. Sara Ruane, Associate Curator of Herpetology, Director of Core Laboratories on their reptile exhibit at the Field Museum called Reptiles Alive! And many are indeed alive! You can enjoy seeing everything from a rare iguana to a crocodile. And there is tackling of the forever question, “Are birds reptiles?”. Dr. Ruane also offers advice on what […]
Dr. Patricia McConnell talks about her latest book, ‘Away to Me’
Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Nicholas Dodman is the author of several best-selling dog/cat behavior books and  co-founder of the Center for Canine Behavior Studies. And a great part of the focus of this organization is about creating citizen science projects and revealing the validated results. Also, Be Bite Smart which is all about dog bite prevention, and the […]
An in-depth conversation with Victoria Stilwell about new ways to think about reactive dogs
The one and only Victoria Stilwell from It’s Me or the Dog and positively.com offers a new way to think about reactive dogs. And what to never think about (using a shock collar, as just one example).  She explains how often we not-so-intentionally make matters worse by pulling the dog in opposite direction. Does a shock collar ever work as […]
How to better prevent dog bites and what the repercussions are
Mags Roemer a Co-founder and Young Professional Board Co-Chair of Paws for Patrick explains in detail what this unique non-profit does to support mental health of young people nationally through the comfort and connection of animals. Yes, dogs can serve as support and even suicide prevention.  Dog trainer Julie Oskerka, founder of a Sound Beginning Program and Founder Positive […]
The Lincoln State Cat Club Show is coming to the Kane County Fairgrounds this month
The  Lincoln State Cat Club Cat Show is at the Kane County Fairgrounds, 25 S Randall Road, St. Charles, Feb. 21 -22. Show President Jeremy Basterash explains what cat shows are about. On Feb. 21st, Steve Dale will talk from 1 to 2:15 p.m, about a new Secure feline pheromone product and offer updates on cat health, specifically heart disease […]