Nature's Therapies Animal Behaviour
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Lizzie invites you to join her on this podcast, to chat about all things to do with our pets. Covering a range of different topics, animals and having other pet professionals joins us, so that we can pick their brains and learn from their expertise! (Formerly called lets chat all things animal behaviour and training) Nature's Therapies Animal Behaviour uses only kind, reward based methods in all of our work. Lizzie is a Certified, Qualified, Experienced and Multi Award Winning Animal Behaviourist, Trainer and Reiki Therapist. @ntanimalbehaviour on socials www.ntanimalbehaviour.co.uk
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lizzie makes pet behavior easier to read by connecting practical care questions with the emotions and assumptions owners bring to them.
Lizzie treats pet care as a conversation between animal behavior and human responsibility. Guest interviews sit beside solo myth-busting, moving from nutrition and neutering to feline senses, stress signals and the emotional barriers that can keep owners from acting on…
Lizzie asks what your 'naughty' dog is trying to tell you before the label sticks.
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Practical pet advice that starts with guilt, fear, and the limits of what people can hear.
Rebecca Hanelan's conversation about helping people at their level is really about the gap between good advice and actual change. The episode treats pet care as a human problem as much as an animal one, with guilt, money worry, fear, and overwhelm named plainly instead of…
A warm domestic comparison about mess, care, and the habits homes make to handle both pets and babies.
The episode uses the fur-babies-versus-human-babies comparison in a straightforward, readable way, with routines, mess, and the small negotiations that shape a home doing most of the work.
A calm, practical guide to keeping pets comfortable when the house gets busy.
Christmas hosting gets framed as a household logistics problem, and that makes the piece easy to trust. It keeps returning to the practical stuff that matters: who is coming over, which animals are in play, where they can get away from the noise, and how to stop the whole place…
A practical cat guide that turns smell, diet, and Halloween timing into useful advice.
The episode takes a practical route through cat behavior, using Halloween timing and everyday pet-owner chatter to make the subject feel less mysterious. It starts with diet, then moves through smell as a tool for communication, territory, navigation, hunting, and recognition.
A calm, practical listen that treats flea trouble as a household problem, not a personal failing.
This episode keeps its focus on the everyday awkwardness of fleas in a home with pets, which helps the topic land as practical rather than clinical. Lizzie Marden draws on recent first-hand experience with her three cats, and that gives the discussion an easy, lived-in feel.
A calm, practical myth-busting listen that works through a long list of pet facts.
This episode gives pet myths a calm, practical cleanup. It opens by asking listeners to add more pet facts in the comments, then moves through a long run of debunks without losing the thread.
Practical heat advice that treats pet care like real life, not weather folklore.
The advice uses the UK heatwave as a clear way into a practical problem: pet routines can turn unsafe fast once the temperature climbs. It stays focused on the basics that matter, from deciding when to skip the walk entirely to why an early start is better than waiting until…
A steady reset for anyone trying to separate dog-food facts from everyday worry.
Lizzie and Rebecca keep this one practical. They treat dog food myths as something to sort with plain sense, not alarm, and the result is a calm pass through raw food worries, salmonella, and the basic fact that dogs do not digest like people do.
Wrestling toy talk with full collector brain.
Lizzie welcomes Dr Isla Fishburne for a wide-ranging conversation about animal consciousness and relationship.
Rebecca starts with people.
Spring is springing, and the house is already a bit of a state.
Christmas gets busy fast.
Halloween is almost here.
Host Lizzie Marden, a certified animal behaviourist, tackles the social stigma surrounding pets having fleas, drawing from her recent experience with her three cats.
A pet behaviorist debunks common myths and misconceptions about pet care, covering topics from neutering and dog walking to interpreting body language and recognizing hidden pain.
The host addresses the dangers UK heatwaves pose to pets, debunking the myth that dogs from hotter countries cope fine by explaining lack of acclimatisation.
Canine nutritionist Rebecca Hanlon joins the podcast to debunk common myths about pet food, covering topics like the safety of raw meat and bones, the need for carbohydrates, and misconceptions about specific foods like pork and chicken.
The host, an animal behaviorist, delivers a comprehensive educational episode on the critical importance of sleep for pets.
Maddi from Align Equine and Canine Therapy joins the hosts to talk about physio for dogs and horses.
A certified animal behaviourist delves into the science and importance of emotions in pets, explaining how emotions function as signals for wellbeing and why understanding them is key to addressing behavioural issues.
Lizzie discusses the unpredictable time it takes to resolve animal behavior problems, emphasizing patience, avoiding strict deadlines, and using micro goals.
Lizzie discusses why getting a puppy may not be the best choice, highlighting challenges like high neediness, lifestyle incompatibility, and misconceptions about rescue dogs.