Pet food advice is everywhere and a lot of it conflicts. If you have ever stood in an aisle (or scrolled online) wondering who to trust, this conversation is for you. We sit down with Micaela Ullman Performance Pet Nutrition to talk about what evidence-based pet nutrition actually looks like when you’re feeding a real dog or cat in a real home.

Michaela explains why she built Performance Pet Nutrition after seeing a major gap between what pet owners want to understand and the confusing guidance they often receive. We dig into the most common pet food myths, including the belief that expensive food is automatically better and the assumption that an ingredient list tells the whole story. She also breaks down why one-size-fits-all feeding advice can miss the mark, and how individualized nutrition support can help with picky eaters, weight management, digestion, skin health, and healthy aging.

We also get personal about how her own childhood dog’s allergy struggles sparked a career in animal health, plus what life looks like when your “off time” includes a Great Dane puppy, miniature horses, chickens, and family time. The biggest takeaway: nutrition is not just about food, it’s about quality of life and every meal is a chance to support your pet’s long-term health. If you find this helpful, subscribe, share it with a fellow pet owner, and leave a review so more neighbors can find the show.

Pregnancy changes everything, including how you think about your body, your nervous system, and what “safe care” actually means. We’re joined by Drs. Gavin & Brooke Barton of Growing Oaks Family Chiropractic in Bloomsburg, PA, a husband-and-wife team (and high school sweethearts) building a practice around one clear mission: help families create a stronger health foundation from the very start.

We get specific about prenatal chiropractic and perinatal care, including the common fear that getting adjusted while pregnant is unsafe. They walk us through what they actually do in the office, what they avoid, and why they’ve invested in training like the Webster technique to support balance in the pelvis and sacrum so baby can grow and develop with more ease. Brooke also shares her personal experience receiving chiropractic care throughout pregnancy.

Then we zoom in on pediatric chiropractic and why kids don’t need to be in pain to benefit from care. They explain how gentle adjustments are for newborns and children, what concerns parents often bring up (like sleep and bed wetting), and how their family-centered approach shapes everything from the first visit to ongoing support. You’ll also hear about their free first baby adjustment, a postpartum home visit option, local community networking events, and upcoming gatherings like Dads and Donuts and Bloom and Grow Collective.

If you’re a parent, expecting, or simply searching for family chiropractic in Bloomsburg, this conversation offers clarity and practical next steps. Subscribe, share with a local family, and leave a review so more listeners can find trusted local businesses and health resources.

You’ve probably heard a strong opinion about chiropractic care, especially when it comes to pregnancy and kids. We bring that debate back down to earth with two local doctors and one clear goal: help families feel confident about their choices. Dr. Gavin Garton and Dr. Brooke Barton of Growing Oaks Family Chiropractic join us to share how they went from high school sweethearts in the Bloomsburg area to building a family-focused clinic on Old Berwick Road.

We talk through the real-world questions parents ask: Is chiropractic safe during pregnancy? What does a pregnancy adjustment actually involve? Brooke explains how their perinatal chiropractic approach avoids twisting and uses pregnancy-friendly tables, and why they’re certified in the Webster technique to support pelvic and sacral balance. If you’re searching for a Bloomsburg chiropractor, prenatal chiropractic care, or Webster technique chiropractic, you’ll get a clear picture of what happens in the room and why it’s designed around comfort and caution.

Then we shift to pediatric chiropractic, including why kids may not complain of back pain but can still struggle with things families care about like sleep. They break down how gentle baby and kid adjustments are, describing pressure similar to what you’d use on a closed eyelid. We also cover who they serve, what makes their offers parent-friendly like an at-home postpartum visit within about an hour radius and a free first adjustment for babies, plus the community events they host to connect moms, dads, and local women’s health pros.

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