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Cat Talk Radio

Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn

Cat Talk Radio is your go-to podcast for understanding cat behavior—why cats do what they do, what drives the occasional "misbehavior," and how you can help them (and yourself!) live happier lives. We"ll guide you through how to modify unwanted behaviors by creating an enriching environment that allows your cat to express natural instincts in ways that work for both of you. Along the way, you"ll discover fascinating feline facts, learn how to have more fun with your cat, and find inspiration to try

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The Hidden Risk in Your Medicine Cabinet: GLP-1 Drugs...

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2026/04/21

GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are transforming human health—but what happens when they end up in the wrong paws? In this eye-opening episode, integrative veterinarian Dr. Carol Osborne joins Cat Talk Radio to discuss the hidden risks these powerful medications pose to pets. As these drugs become more common in households, so does the risk of accidental exposure—and the consequences can be serious, even life-threatening. Dr. Osborne breaks down how these medications work, why

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Spitballing with Cats: Weird Behaviors You Can't Explain

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2026/04/15

Why does your cat do the weird things they do? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss takes a fun and insightful approach to feline behavior by "spitballing" the most confusing cat quirks. From midnight zoomies to knocking things off tables, you'll learn: What's really behind those "random" behaviors How to look for patterns instead of isolated moments The difference between curiosity and assumption How to turn observation into real behavior solutions Because your cat isn't

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What Your Cat Isn't Saying: The Communication...

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2026/04/08

Do you ever feel like your cat is sending mixed signals… or just completely ignoring you? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss dives into the communication breakdown between cats and their humans—and what your cat wishes you understood. You'll learn: The most commonly misread cat behaviors Subtle body language cues you might be missing Why cats seem to send "contradictory" signals How anthropomorphism leads to confusion and frustration What your cat is actually communicating—and how

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Is Your Cat Smarter Than You? The 9 Brainiest Cat Breeds

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2026/04/01

Is your cat secretly a genius… or just really good at causing chaos? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss breaks down the 9 most intelligent cat breeds—from the high-energy Bengal to the observant Persian—and what their behavior can teach us about feline intelligence. But this isn't just about breeds. You'll learn: What "intelligence" actually looks like in cats Why smart cats are often labeled "problem cats" The hidden reason behind behaviors like night zoomies, cabinet opening, and

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Constipation in Cats: Signs, Causes, and Safe Remedies

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2026/03/25

When Number Two Becomes Problem Number One Your Cat's Litter Box Behavior Is Trying to Tell You Something Description: Is your cat pooping outside the litter box, straining in the litter box… or not going at all? Constipation in cats is more common—and more serious—than many cat guardians realize. In this solo episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss breaks down everything you need to know about feline constipation, including the most common causes, subtle warning signs, and safe, effective ways to

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Why Your Cat Wakes You Up at Night (and How to Stop It)

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2026/03/18

Why does your cat think 3 AM is the perfect time to wake you up? If your cat walks across your face, yowls down the hallway, or taps your cheek in the middle of the night, you're not alone. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, host Molly DeVoss explains why cats interrupt our sleep — and what you can do to finally get a full night's rest. Cats are often described as crepuscular, meaning they're most active at dawn and dusk. But that doesn't mean they sleep peacefully all night. In fact, many of the

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What Your Cat Sees That You Don't (And What You See...

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2026/03/11

Have you ever caught your cat staring at an empty wall… or launching into a full pounce over something you couldn't see, hear, or detect at all? They aren't seeing ghosts — they're experiencing a completely different sensory world. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Certified Cat Behavior Specialist Molly DeVoss explores how cats truly perceive their environment. From night vision and motion detection to high-frequency hearing, scent-driven emotional awareness, and even the possibility of subtle UV

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How Cats Find Their Way Home — The Science Behind the...

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2026/03/04

On this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss explores the fascinating science behind cats' homing instincts. Inspired by the discovery that birds can "see" Earth's magnetic field using cryptochrome, Molly dives into whether humans or cats share this ability — and what actually helps cats navigate their world. From cognitive maps and scent landscapes to path integration and acclimation for working cats, this episode uncovers the multi-modal navigation system that makes cats such remarkable

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Cat Myths, Misbeliefs & What Science Actually Says

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2026/02/26

In this myth-busting episode of Cat Talk Radio, hosts Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dig into the science behind some of the most common misconceptions about cats. Are cats really aloof? Do they need to roam outdoors to be happy? Is milk actually a treat — or a tummy ache waiting to happen? Drawing on current research and real-world behavior experience, Molly and Dewey unpack where these myths came from, why they persist, and how believing them can impact our cats' welfare. You'll walk away with

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What Makes Cats So Nutritionally Unique?

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2026/02/18

In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, hosts Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive deep into the science behind what makes cats nutritionally unique. From their evolution as true hunters to their status as obligate carnivores, you'll learn why cats require high levels of animal protein, why certain nutrients like taurine and arginine are essential, and how their metabolism differs from dogs and humans. If you've ever wondered why cats can't thrive on plant-based diets, why moisture matters so much, or how

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Listener Questions

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2026/02/11

Ever feel like your cat is sending mixed signals—or speaking a language you didn't get the manual for? In this special Listener Questions episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly dives into real questions from real cat guardians. From cats who hiss while purring, to food-stealing feline roommates, outdoor obsession, tail quivering and rear-leg stomping, and other puzzling behaviors—nothing is off the table. You'll learn what these behaviors actually mean, when to worry, and how to respond in ways that build

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Tarzan Syndrome: Part 2 — Social Rehab That Works

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2026/02/04

In Part 2 of our Tarzan Syndrome series, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn move from why cats struggle socially to how we can actually help them. This episode dives into real-world social rehabilitation for cats with poor social skills, including step-by-step behavior modification plans, common mistakes that derail progress, and true success stories that prove change is possible. If you're living with cats who hiss, stalk, ambush, or simply can't coexist peacefully, this episode offers practical

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The Science of Cat Naps: Sleep Cycles Explained

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2026/01/28

Why do cats sleep so much—and what are they actually doing while they're out cold on your laptop? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive into The Science of Cat Naps, breaking down feline sleep cycles, REM dreaming, and why your cat can go from dead asleep to fully alert in half a second. You'll learn why sleep is essential to your cat's physical and emotional health, what those twitchy whiskers and toe beans mean during dream sleep, and how to support healthy rest in

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Behind the Curtain: What Shelter Cats Wish You Knew

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2026/01/21

When you meet a cat in a shelter, you're not meeting their personality—you're meeting their stress response. In this special episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn step aside and let a shelter cat named Whiskers tell the story. Through first-person storytelling and behavior science, we explore what shelter cats are really communicating when they hide, hiss, freeze, or seem "unfriendly." This episode pulls back the curtain on: Why shelter behavior is situational, not permanent

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How Your Cat Sees You (It's Not What You Think)

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2026/01/14

Do cats think we're in charge—or do they think we're just really weird-looking cats? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive into groundbreaking research by biologist John Bradshaw, author of Cat Sense, revealing that cats don't see humans as authority figures at all. Instead, they treat us as conspecifics—members of their own species. We break down the cat behaviors that support this theory, including slow blinking, head bunting, kneading, play aggression, and why cats

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What Cats Remember — And Why It Matters More Than You...

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2026/01/07

What do cats actually remember — and for how long? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn unpack the science behind feline memory and learning. From emotionally charged experiences and routines to food locations, handling, and familiar people, cats remember far more than we often realize — just not the way humans do. You'll learn: Why fear-based memories can last months or even a lifetime How cats remember people through scent, voice, and routine Why punishment backfires

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Cat-Proofing Your Wellness Routine: Hidden Dangers in...

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2025/12/31

Essential oils, protein powders, supplements, hair ties, yoga straps, weighted blankets—what do these have in common? They're all part of modern wellness routines… and all can pose serious, often overlooked risks to cats. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Certified Cat Behavior Specialist Molly DeVoss and co-host Dewey Vaughn unpack the hidden dangers lurking in "healthy" habits. You'll learn why cats are uniquely vulnerable to everyday wellness products, which items are most likely to cause

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Ozempurrs for Cats? The Truth About GLP-1 Drugs and...

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2025/12/25

This week on Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss, Certified Cat Behavior Specialist, and Dewey Vaughn dive into one of the hottest and most controversial emerging topics in veterinary medicine: GLP-1 weight-loss drugs for cats. With early studies like the MEOW-1 trial underway, some researchers hope these medications could help reverse obesity and even prevent diabetes — a condition that leads far too many cat guardians to choose euthanasia due to cost or treatment difficulty. But here's the truth: no drug

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Hunt or Be Hunted (By Behavior Problems)

Cat Talk Radio ·

2025/12/17

Hunting isn't just instinct — it's essential for a happy, healthy cat. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly and Dewey dive into why daily prey play is critical, how dopamine drives the thrill of the hunt, and why "my cat doesn't play" usually means the human is doing it wrong. Learn practical tips to engage your cat, prevent frustration-driven behavior problems, and turn your living room into a predator-friendly playground — safely, and without losing any fingers.

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The Litter Box Mystery: What Looks Like a UTI but Isn't

Cat Talk Radio ·

2025/12/10

Litter box issues that look like a UTI but aren't? Welcome to the confusing world of Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC). In this episode, Molly and Dewey unpack one of the most common — and most misunderstood — reasons cats pee outside the box, strain to urinate, or leave alarming drops of blood behind. You'll learn how stress inflames the bladder, why antibiotics often don't help, how diet (especially dry food!) can play a starring role, and the essential steps to take before assuming behavioral

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