A.N.M.E Podcast
The Animal Naturopathic Medicine Ēducātum (ANME) is where the true biological form of each animal's health is at the forefront of our discussions to support them throughout every stage of their life.
The college specialises in short and professional courses in clinical naturopathic studies for animals within the subjects of biology, nutrition, herbal medicine, myotherapies, anatomy and physiology.
Our passion and driving force has always been to help humans to help animals, if you share this passion too, we are here to help you to achieve your goals.
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A.N.M.E Podcast
Latest Episodes
Horse Biological Nutrition Basics
If you have ever wondered why one horse thrives on simple forage while another seems to struggle on the “same” feed, the answer often sits in basic equine biology. Host Leslie walks through the basics of equine nutrition ...
Canine Muscles Maketh Movement - Thou Shall Massage Muscles
Dog massage gets talked about like it’s a luxury, but we see it as practical bodywork with real, measurable outcomes. Host Leslie answers one of the most common questions we receive: "What are the benefits of canine ma...
How To Spot Reliable Pet Nutrition Information Online
The internet can make you feel informed and completely lost at the same time, especially when you are trying to make the right call for your dog, cat, or horse. Host Ashlie tackles a listener question we hear everywhere: <...
Why Equine Nutrition Should Start With Pasture
If you’ve ever wondered why a horse can look “well fed” yet still seem off, the answer often starts in the pasture. Host Leslie takes it back to basics with a clear introduction to pasture for horses, explaining why grazing is not just a lifest...
Your Dog Is Not A Tiny Horse, So Don't Make Them Stand Too Long
Your dog standing patiently beside you can look like perfect manners, but biologically it can be a slow grind of muscle effort. Host Leslie unpacks a simple idea with big welfare implications: dogs do not have a stay apparatus, so “just standin...