Answers are coming fast and furious on part one of Corinne's interview with Dr. Em of Vet Med Corner, known for her popular – and trustworthy – weekly YouTube advice program. The Canadian veterinarian is answering Host Corinne Gearhart’s Top Ten questions about how to nourish our Doodles in the perennial quest to keep them fit, strong and – most of all – happy!“People can call themselves dog nutritionists, pet nutritionists – anything – and none of those titles are protected at all. Any person can slap that label on themselves and run.” (Dr. Em)You’ll learn how to assess prescription dog food, whether it’s worth the expense, and why consulting reputable sources is so important. Dr. Em also shares her thoughts on how to help our pets maintain a healthy weight; highlights helpful tools and resources; and offers science-based tips that will keep even the most finicky eaters on track for long-term vibrancy and great health!KEY TOPICS:Word to the Wise: Check the credentials on your “pet nutritionist.” Anyone can claim that label without having to meet any regulatory requirements. Look for an international diplomate or PhD training. About Dr. Em’s training within the Canadian educational system and her years of practice and ongoing education.Question #1: Is It True that Vets Only Get One Hour of Nutrition Training?Question #2: What’s the Deal with Prescription Dog Food?Question #3: Are Veterinary Foods Superior?Question #4: Is There Really a Difference Between Puppy and Adult Dog Foods?Tune in for part two next week to learn answers to questions like:Where Should We Go for Reputable, Reliable Advice?Is "Human-Grade" dogfood special?How can I get my Doodle to eat the right food?Is it okay to use "toppers" to dress up a meal?How do I figure out exactly how much to feed my Doodle? QUOTABLE:“I do not have time, funding or the knowledge to make medications myself, to make foods myself or make machines that read bloodwork. I need products in order to support my patients.” (Dr. Em)“We use our education and our reading and consulting with experts in order to formulate the best treatment plans we can.” (Dr. Em)“(Look) for people with actual expertise and be really critical about where information is coming from.” (Dr. Em)“The majority of experts will agree on the majority of things. If you find a lone voice going against the majority of experts, the likelihood of them being correct is incredibly low.” (Dr. Em)RELEVANT LINKS/RESOURCES:More of Dr. Em’s thought leadership and link available here.Read Petfoodology, the comprehensive pet nutrition blog published by Tufts University’s Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. Learn about the World Small Animal Veterinary Association. Take our fun and free Doodle Personality Quiz!  Do you know YOUR doodle as well as you think you do? Find it at thedoodlepro.com/personality! Test your Doodle Body Language knowledge with our FREE quiz!https://thedoodlepro.com/bodyVisit instagram.com/thedoodlepro for behind-the-scenes peeks at the doodles Corinne works with daily!