Join us as we discuss the fascinating world of feline communication, exploring howcats use chemical signals to interact with their environment and each other. Additionally, we shall shed light on a rational approach to using gastroprotectants in cats, providing invaluable insights for veterinary practitioners.In Part One of our discussion, Dr Sarah Ellis and Dr Daniel Mills talk about thecomplexities of pheromone use in cats, emphasising the differences between scents and pheromones and

#205: Patience is the name of the game! Rachel Geller (her non-profit helping with cat behavior is All Cats, All the Time) talks about the patience required to change cat's behavior and how she recently tried to help someone who was frustrated because the advice didn't work in only three DAYS! Patience is needed to change behavior (both for the cat and the person!)

A GitHub For Science ResearchHub's mission is to accelerate the pace of scientific research. Its goal is to make a modern mobile and web application where people can collaborate on scientific research in a more efficient way, similar to what GitHub has done for software engineering. Researchers should be able to publish articles (preprint or postprint) and discuss the findings in a completely open and accessible forum dedicated solely to the relevant article.

It's all about hydration! Being sick or injured can lead to rapid dehydration. Administering fluids is one of the most common treatments in veterinary medicine. If you have a pet for any length of time, it's very likely that you'll deal with fluids for that pet, so this episode will touch most pet parents. Learn all about how and why we give fluids, whether it's for your cat, dog, horse, ferret, or tortoise!For most episodes, we share images on social media to supplement the information we sh...

This month is all about feline feng shui and how to defuse tension in multi-cat households. We will be discussing International Cat Cares' new carer guidelines on encouraging cats to drink and AAFP’s Inter-cat Tension Guidelines. Please see the links below to read these guidelines.Dr. Yaiza Gomez Mejias sits down with the winner of the RCVS Inspiration Award, Alex Taylor, to address the issues surrounding feline hydration and offer practical tips for encouraging water intake in cats. Dr

#204: Starr Cameron talks about feline dementia and the research she's been doing to understand a cat's mental decline as she ages and how we can handle it.

While humans and pathogens have waged war for millennia, even dangerous pathogens can be engineered to be helpful in the right hands.What are the qualities that make a microbe or virus so successful, and how can we harness them for good?GuestJacinta Bowler, science reporterAssociate Professor Joanne Macdonald, University of the Sunshine CoastReferencesEngineering Toxoplasma gondii secretion systems for intracellular delivery of multiple large therapeutic proteins to neurons

#202: Cat behaviorist Dr. Mikel Maria Delgado discusses the cons (and some pros) of introducing a new kitten to your resident cat, who may be older, frail, and not interested in playing, much less rough housing.

Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks from eating at the Toe Beans Cat Cafe (that’s in Canada). Dr. Don - not risky 👍🏼 Professor Ben - not risky 👍🏼 Bob and Doug McKenzie - Wikipedia O Canada - Wikipedia Toe Beans Cat Cafe - Eat, Drink, Adopt, Repeat Food | Toe Beans Cat Cafe - Eat, Drink, Adopt, Repeat Zoonotic Disease: What Can I Catch from My Cat? | Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine cat - Risky or Not? Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit Merch —

Susanne’s journey with migraine began in her late twenties but intensified in her forties, coinciding with the start of perimenopause. Despite a demanding career as a general manager and managing a busy household, including six chickens and a beloved black cat, Susanne has faced the challenge of migraine with courage and determination. In this heartfelt conversation, Susanne shares her experiences from the early days of misdiagnosis and ineffective treatments to finally understanding her condition

#203: Tracie helps Bonnie to think differently about why her 9-month-old kitten Archie stalks and bites her — and ways she can redirect that energy.

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#200: Mikel Maria Delgado (author of "Play With Your Cat!") discusses the importance of play for kittens, especially up to four months of age. Is it best to have two kittens to burn off their limitless energy with each other — instead of letting them chase and bite your toes?!

#198: Cats love boxes to play and hide in. Dr Mikel Maria Delgado talks about the ecological and financial benefits of repurposing a simple box into a highly desirable cat hangout.

Anne-Marie Wallace does her best to keep up with orthopaedic surgeon Rob Adams as he swaps his mic for his stethoscope. This behind the scenes episode highlights the work of the specialist vets and nurses who keep a 24 hour animal hospital running day and night. Hear about the teams working together to help our beloved pets and the ground-breaking advances in veterinary medicine.Rob and Anne-Marie head out to Yorkshire Wildlife Park where 6 male polar bears live together in this expansive English

#199: Dr. Tracey Deiss is a "cat-vocate," and as part of the Zoetis professional team she is enthusiastic about the new anti-anxiety medication for cats called Bonqat — which relieves stress and anxiety for cats, especially when going for a visit to the veterinarian.

#201: Jemma Forman did a study in England on cats who fetch and made some surprising discoveries.

#197: Luke Hollenbeck is a cat interpreter, helping people understand why cats pee on their pillow, in their shoes or in their laps! Cats don't need privacy to eliminate, they need safety.

#196: Mikel Maria Delgado talks about the importance of vertical space and how a cat tree is central to a cat’s need to feel safe - but just like in real estate remember what matters: location, location, location.

#195: Luke Hollenbeck, a certified behaviorist with the Animal Behavior Wellness Center in Washington D.C., wants to help people find connection with their cats and the problem with negative vocabulary being thrown around about cats — which was evident in the Washington Post headline story "Your Cat Isn't Being a Jerk,” for which he was interviewed.