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This time of year is filled with tempting treats that are harmful to pets (think: chocolate), but on today's show, MU College of Veterinary Medicine professor emeritus C.B. CHASTAIN tells us about one such danger that might not be so obvious: marijuana. Also, DEANNA BARGER introduces us to Missouri Girls Town, which is a "residential treatment facility for girls who are in crisis" until the age of 21. Interested in making a monetary donation? MGT is participating in CoMo Gives! (5:00) December 15, 2022
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Spend an evening under the stars watching a "heartwarming" production of Qui Nguyen's 'She Kills Monsters'. If you're a fan of humor, if you're a fan of stage combat, director CHRIS BOWLING and actress MEGAN LeMANNA invite you to join them at Maplewood Barn Theatre in Columbia this weekend and next! Also, did you know that cats didn't start living in houses until about a hundred years ago? That's according MU Veterinary Health Center's C.B. CHASTAIN, who goes on to tell us some dos and don'ts when it comes to kitty litter. (3:31) June 13, 2022
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Sets collapsing, actors collapsing, wrong props on the table - some might say it's just another day in the life at a community theatre, while others might say you're watching 'The Play That Goes Wrong', and you are if you're at Capital City Productions in Jefferson City March 31-April 9! Guests: PETER LYSKOWSKI and BRANDON McELWAIN | Also, MU College of Veterinary Medicine's C.B. CHASTAIN gives us the pros and cons of kissing Fluffy and Fido. Did you know your age plays a role in whether or not you should? (4:04) March 30, 2022
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It looks like wood flooring but it's actually porcelain tile! Why? Because there seems to be an endless amount of creative, eco-friendly flooring ideas at Carpet One Floor and Home. Guest: SCOTT BRADLEY | Also, C.B. CHASTAIN, professor emeritus at MU's College of Veterinary Medicine, joins us with some dos and don'ts when it comes to keeping your pet(s) cool during these hot summer days. (3:00) August 27, 2021
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Today Paul Pepper chats with CB CHASTAIN, College of Veterinary Medicine, about 'pets on meds.' Is your pet on medication? If so, CB shares questions you…
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The University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine has been planning an expansion for nearly seven years. Dean Neil Olson said the project would…
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The loss of a pet can be difficult for some to go through.The MU College of Veterinary Medicine implemented a new program that helps pet owners and…
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Cottrell and Kay Fox donated more than $5 million to the College of Veterinary Medicine Monday.The Foxes’ gifted the money to honor their family…