Why are so many dogs struggling with health issues, and even dying too soon?

World famous actress and passionate animal advocate, Catherine Heigel, says the answer may be hiding

right inside your dog's food bowl. She reveals that the way most kibble and canned foods are cooked

can release harmful compounds that may trigger problems like stiff joints, itchy skin, bad breath,

and even those dreaded mushy

poops. But here's the exciting part. Heigel and her team say they have discovered

canine superfoods, simple foods and herbs that could help transform your dog's health,

from smoother digestion to fresher breath to more energy and mobility. And she's

sharing exactly what every dog owner needs to know in a free short video.

If your dog licks their paws, eats grass, has tummy troubles, or just isn't acting like

they used to, you need to see this.

Watch Catherine Heigle's free video now at undertoepet.com.

That's undertoepet.com. Your dog's health will thank you.

Welcome back to Undertoe Realm's podcast of the weird and the wicked. I'm your host,

Fred Greenhalj. Here as we enter a most chilling confessional booth, that of the wicked Ren the Wicked. I'm your host, Fred Greenhalj. Here as we enter a most

chilling confessional booth, that of the wicked Renfield. Yes, that Renfield, the right-hand

man of Count Dracula, a man with a particular obsession with blood who is ultimately mad as a hatter.

But who was he before his descent into darkness? That we will learn in the Bloody Life of R.M. Renfield, an original radio play produced by

the Wireless Theater Company of London, England, and shared here on Undertow.

The story is penned by Marty Ross, a veteran and versatile radio writer based in England, and is

performed by Harry Myers and Sarah Whitehouse.

We'll be playing The Bloody Life in three parts over the next few weeks here, starting today

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