Welcome to Kitty Wellness Weekly, the podcast that’s become a go-to for cat lovers who want to keep their feline friends happy, healthy, and truly thriving. Hosted by a lively team of veterinary professionals and lifelong cat enthusiasts, the show breaks down the science of cat care into down-to-earth tips every listener can use, whether you’re puzzling over what to feed a new kitten or supporting an adventurous senior through their golden years. Listeners appreciate the show’s straightforward

Welcome to She Gets Sit Done, the dog training podcast where we dive into every day dog owner problems through our own experiences or answering your questions or reddit posts! Training a dog isn’t always easy — but you don’t have to do it alone. Here are the best next steps to help you see real progress:🚶‍♂️ Stop the leash pulling in 7 daysthecompletecanine.co.nz/stopdogpullingonlead🐾 Reactivity video series (real progress, no fluff)bit.ly/reactivity-series📺 Premium Dog Training Content on

Dog sports are fun activities for you and your dog, but with so many to choose from, it can feel daunting to get started. We demystify dog sports with trainer Ayoka Bubar, a Rally Obedience judge who has taught (and tried) many different sports. She shares the details and tells us how to match sports to dogs. We talked about: Why Ayoka loves dog sportsWhy dog sports are good for dogsWe get examples: rally o, tricks training, barn hunt, and cartingWhich kinds of dogs and people these sports ar...

Today, we’re exploring feline behavior insights to help listeners better connect with their cats and decode what those subtle furry friends are trying to say. Cat communication hinges on body language far more than vocal cues. According to Tuft & Paw, a cat’s posture, tail position, and the way it moves are all clues to its current feelings and intentions. For example, a cat stretching out comfortably exposes itself and signals it feels safe, while crouching into a tight ball marks anxiety or

In this gentle, heart-opening episode of Pets Add Life, Kristin Levine is joined by guest co-host Jamie Popper to guide us through moments of love, loss, and memory. With end‑of‑life conversations, tools for grief, and ways to honor our pets, this show is all about preparing, remembering, and celebrating the strength of the human‑animal bond.Story Time Jamie’s Wearable for Competition Dogs & Their Longevity Jamie shares about a project by the AKC Canine Health Foundation developing a wearable

All aboard for the world’s most purr-fect rescue! 🚤🐾 In the heart of Amsterdam floats De Poezenboot—the famous Cat Boat. It’s exactly what it sounds like: a floating sanctuary where rescued cats find safety, care, and maybe even their forever home.This week,Paula Combs tells the story of how a quirky idea became an international icon of compassion. You’ll hear about the cats who call the canals home, the volunteers who keep the boat afloat, and the surprising ways tourists and locals alike are

Are you accidentally harming your pet with everyday feeding habits? 🐾In this episode of Pawspectives Petcast, Yen Teng sits down with a certified pet nutritionist, Crystal Lim, to bust common myths and reveal what most pet parents get wrong about pet nutrition—and how to fix it.✨ What you’ll learn in this episode:- The biggest feeding mistakes loving pet parents unknowingly make- Kibble, raw, or home-cooked: what really matters for your pet’s health- Key nutrients every dog and cat needs—and how to

In this episode, we open up about the two very different “worlds” we live in - one with pet health professionals (with a heavier focus on dogs) and the other with cat parents eager to learn more about feline wellness. Both communities have shaped our 10-year journey - and we believe cats benefit most when these worlds come together. Join us as we share what we’ve learned, the challenges of bridging the gap, and why we’re convinced we’re better together.

The global Pet Care industry is experiencing rapid change in the past 48 hours, shaped by inflation pressures, supply chain headwinds, and new product innovations. Recent data confirm robust demand for premium, tailored nutrition as leading firms such as Nestlé Purina and Mars Petcare have released dog and cat foods enhanced with postbiotics in the United States and Asia, respectively, reflecting a move toward functional, gut health-focused pet foods. The postbiotics segment alone is now projected

"What we do in Mexico is my dream for Minnesota. We provide free spay neuter to both owned and street animals every single week." This episode is sponsored-in-part by Maddie’s Fund and The Community Cat Clinic. In this international perspective episode, host Stacy LeBaron speaks with Maia Rumpho, founder of Pet Project Rescue, who turned a chance encounter with a street dog in Mexico into a binational animal welfare organization. Maia's journey began in 2007 during an engagement trip to Mexico,

Cat psychology today reveals a world of surprising emotional richness and social intelligence, far beyond the old cliché of the aloof, solitary feline. For years, many believed cats were distant and indifferent, but new research and expert voices like cat psychologist Kristyn Vitale have shown cats can form deep attachments to their people, not unlike the bond between infants and caregivers. According to Kristyn Vitale, studies now confirm that most cats develop emotional bonds with their humans,

Deb Wolfe describes a few recent encounters between dogs and people with bears and lions. Deborah describes the scene and asks you which of the 5 doodle, poodle type dogs do you think stood up to the bear? Deborah gives some basic safety tips for walking in forests and living in bear country explaining from the wildlife perspective. Sometimes a pivotal moment can change a dog’s behavior suddenly and dramatically. A docile dog may become a hunter all of a sudden for example. But also a good

#955B: Jerry D. Moore discusses his captivating historical nonfiction book “Cat Tales: A History: How We Learned to Live with Them," which required years of research to uncover fascinating aspects of history that cats share with humankind.

The President’s military parade (for Trump’s 79th birthday) featured 34 horses, 2 mules, 1 dog (a blue heeler like “Blue”) and one goat. Deb Wolfe explains the reason for the goat. Dogs are big In Toronto – even downtown and on the subway! A few Toronto dog pics are posted; Can you guess how much Tex weighs? Please send us your reviews of pet collars that trigger pet doors, GPS track the pet , stop barking or all 3 in one. Send reviews to deb@petliferadio.com please. If your dog is exposed to

Welcome to Cat Chat: Feline Facts & Stories, where the mysterious world of cats gets a little less mysterious and a lot more delightful. Today we’re diving into how cats communicate, sharing some fun facts, and hearing a few stories that give you a peek into your favorite feline’s secret life.Picture your cat stretching out in a sunny spot—relaxed, eyelids drooping, tail softly curled. According to resources like PetMD and Alley Cat Allies, body language is a cat’s primary tool for communication

Rabies Alert: A rabid cat discovered in Dinwiddie County has health officials urging residents to protect themselves and their pets. Learn how to spot infected animals, why immediate action after potential exposure is critical, and the life-saving importance of pet vaccinations. Don't risk your family's health – get informed now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kwane Stewart has loved and been surrounded by animals his whole life and knew he wanted to care for them from a young age. But working as a vet at a shelter during the recession - and having to decide which animals lived and which were euthanized - almost made him walk away from the profession altogether. Dr. Kwane shares the life-changing encounter with an unhoused man and his dog that inspired him to create the non-profit Project Street Vet - and ultimately saved his career as a vet. He explains

Feline behavior is a captivating blend of instinct, communication, and individual personality. Listeners might notice cats kneading soft surfaces, rhythmically pressing their paws in and out—this motion harks back to kittenhood. According to MedVet, kneading signals contentment and connection, as it’s similar to how kittens stimulated milk from their mothers. Additionally, cats have scent glands in their paws and use kneading to mark their territory in a comforting way.Head bunting and rubbing are

The indoor cat life is a world of quirks, comforts, and hidden needs. While outdoor adventures may call to their wild ancestry, more and more cats are living exclusively indoors, and this shift creates a unique environment that shapes everything from their behaviors to their emotions. According to experts at the Ohio State University’s Indoor Pet Initiative, many of the so-called odd things cats do indoors, like climbing, scratching, or sudden sprints down the hallway, are natural instincts working

What happens when a snarky cat tangles with a kitten from a polygamist cult in Utah? Tune in each week to hear a chapter of Quirky Cat Goes Splat by Adele Park on Pet Life Radio. Meow Kitties!EPISODE NOTES: Quirky Cat Goes Splat! Chapter 21Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quirky-cat-nips-pet-life-radio-original--6670161/support.