David Cooper

All right.

We got something big to discuss.

Something that people will want to be aware of.

I almost want to tell them now because it's like such useful information.

But there's this dog treat.

that vets are saying is sending puppies into surgery just by eating the treat and of course the treat bills itself is safe should i be worried about this don't give it all away because we're going to talk about it after the break but should pet owners be worried about this they should definitely be aware because it's not just one treat it's a whole bunch of them oh no oh no give me a little give me a little bit about it because i feel like anyone who's got to go to work now or whatever it's cruel not to get you know give me a little tease

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Ooh, you're about to find out the juicy truth about a certain kind of dog treat that could send your puppy to the emergency room.

The companies say it's safe.

Veterinarians say, probably not.

I'm here with Dr. Cliff Redford, who's definitely a real veterinarian.

I know that because he went to veterinarianism school.

And check out his podcast.

It's called Vet Life.

And he's here on our segment called Vet Talk.