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Shore Pets

Hosted by Dr. Heather Myers, veterinarian at Vet Medical Center

Shore Pets covers the joys and challenges of caring for the animals in our lives, with helpful conversations about pet health, behavior, and everyday questions from local pet owners.

  • Got room in your heart—and your home—for Goldie? We end the week with our Pet of the Week, and this time we’re looking for someone ready for all the fun, work, affection, and irresistible chaos that comes with bringing home a puppy.
  • Why does your cat insist on waking you up—and why does your dog keep eating grass? On Shore Pets, Dr. Heather Myers answers listener questions about nighttime cats, helping newly adopted pets settle in, exercising older dogs, grass eating, and more.
  • Dr. Heather Myers discusses separation anxiety, how to recognize it, and practical ways to help anxious pets feel more secure.
  • Meet Sunni, this week's Pet of the Week, a bright and affectionate dog hoping to find a forever home through Baywater Animal Rescue.
  • Is it safe to let your pet swim in local rivers and creeks? On Shore Pets, Dr. Heather Myers answers a listener's question about water safety for pets and helps another listener concerned about her cat.
  • Meet Sunni, this week's Pet of the Week, a bright and affectionate dog hoping to find a forever home through Baywater Animal Rescue.
  • Lola is still waiting for her forever home. Meet this week's featured pet and learn how opening your home could change a life—perhaps yours as well.
  • What are your pets really trying to tell you? On Shore Pets, Dr. Heather Myers answers listener questions about choosing the right foods and helping shy or anxious animals feel more comfortable.
  • Miss Willow is featured today as Baywater Animal Rescue's Pet of the Week
  • Looking for a new best friend? Meet Mac, this week's Pet of the Week, then Steffanie Malkus shares the details of Baywater Animal Rescue's popular Yoga with Kittens event—where relaxation comes with plenty of purrs.