#257: Stephen Quandt (CatBehaviorHelp.com) describes how you can get your “nighttime terror” (or early morning riser) to go from crazy to calm — and let you sleep through the night.

#255: Mikel Maria Delgado says that cat ownership can be caring for a small colony in your own backyard, but she cautions that not all “loose cats” are unowned, so you need to try to find the owner by using social media or just asking around/posting notices in the community.

#253: Pop Surrealist artist Camilla d’Errico's (https://www.camilladerrico.com/) "Pop Manga CATITUDE Coloring Book (as she says, she's "the Stephen King of coloring books"!) gives adults who like to color inside the lines a chance to express their inner catitude using her big-eyed cat drawings as their guide.

🐾 New Research Alert! 🧠 Owning a dog or cat may do more than warm your heart — it could help preserve your mind! 🐶🐱 A large 18-year study across Europe found that pet owners experienced slower cognitive decline, especially in memory and verbal fluency.   🧪 No boost seen with fish or birds 🐠🐦, but fur friends = brain gains! 🔗 Let’s rethink aging — with tails, not pills. #HealthyAging #PetScience #CognitiveHealth #Longevity #BrainHealth 🧓💡

In the June episode of Chattering With International Cat Care, host Yaiza Gómez-Mejías continues two insightful conversations from earlier this year, revisiting complex topics in feline internal medicine and dermatology through the lens of recent clinical guidelines and case experience.First, Sam Taylor and Rachel Korman return to discuss further aspects of the 2025 iCatCare consensus guidelines on the diagnosis and management of feline lower urinary tract disease. Building on their

Here for the women's race!Top 10 finishers predictionThe "Cat Bradley" award for potential breakthrough runnerThe "Sweetest Strava" award for the most beautiful Strava files!Support a good cause: https://www.hereforthewomensrace.com/

#254: Sue Delegan from Brutus Broth talks about how they developed their Goat Milk product as the perfect hydrating treat for cats, in a unique shelf-stable tetra pack, by importing the triple-safety-tested milk from goats in Germany and Austria.

Did you know that someone you know may have ceramics inside their body? Maybe it’s even you. Ceramics are used for so many things – including art and expression, medicine,... LEARN MORE The post A cracking good episode appeared first on Science Queeries.

Send us a text In this episode of Vet Life, Dr. Cliff Redford shares insights from his busy week, including the challenges of editing his book and the amusing antics of foul-mouthed parrots at a wildlife sanctuary. He discusses a recent wildlife rehabilitation case involving a raccoon and answers listener questions about cat mites and their potential effects on humans. The conversation highlights the humorous and serious aspects of veterinary medicine, showcasing the unique experiences of a v...

#249: Spyq Sklar, a co-founder of Earthly, describes how Cat Sushi came to be — from his visits to tuna processors in Japan and securing bonito flakes as cat treats.

I’m never excited when I diagnose a cat with anaemia: vague signs, confusing diagnostics, and what feels like a not-so-great prognoses. But are they really that hopeless?In this episode, feline medicine specialist Dr Rachel Korman joins us demystify the anaemic cat and offer a clear, practical diagnostic framework that will give you more confidence and better outcomes the next time you see a cat with a low PCV.Some highlights from this conversation:A step-by-step approach to categorising

#251: Tracie tells about an old friend who wrote to her because the woman’s veterinarian had recommended removing some teeth from her 17 year old kitty, Thelma. She wanted Tracie’s advice: was it worth the investment for an old cat? Tracie’s own vet, Dr. Suzy Pence, explains why oral disease in cats is such a big deal to their health and welfare since the cat with gum disease is suffering already. The moral of the story? Taking care of your aging cat’s mouth is a moral obligation and you migh...

In the May episode of Chattering with International Cat Care, host Yaiza Gómez-Mejías introduces two expert-led conversations that bring the internal workings of the cat into sharp focus - from complications at birth to techniques for examining the feline fundus.First, Dr Petra Černá and Professor Danièlle Gunn-Moore discuss their JFMS article on dystocia and kitten mortality in pedigree cats. They describe the most common types of dystocia, reflect on breed-related risk factors, and share

#252: They have been studying geriatric cats at Penn Vet at the University of Pennsylvania and Dr. Carlo Siracusa — Chief of the Animal Behavior Service — talks about how their study might give us clues to healthier aging for humans.

Dr. Ilona Rodan is back for the second episode and is a leading feline behavior specialist whose recent work on the 2024 AAFP Intercat Tension Guidelines (now Feline Veterinary Medicine Association) sheds light on often-overlooked stress between housemates. Her contributions equip both professionals and cat-parents with clear, science-backed strategies to foster peaceful, harmonious multi-cat homes.

What is normal feline behaviour? Meet Dr. Ilona Rodan! Dr. Rodan is ABVP certified in feline medicine and completed her ISFM Advanced Certificate in Feline Behaviour with Distinction. She founded Cat Behavior Solutions for veterinary referral of feline behavior problems. Dr. Rodan discusses what the feline experience is like in a veterinary practice, and what you can do to reduce the fear. Dr. Susan and Dr. Kelly are back with a wonderful episode.

#247: Meet Yosh, who traveled the world with his Bombay cat Simon, then decided to build his house for Simon’s pleasure.

Dr Cat and Dilendra weave together the science of using silk from silkworms and spiders in medicine. Dilendra Wijesekara, a material scientist at Deakin University’s Institute of Frontier Materials, is... LEARN MORE The post Weave got this – we’re healing with silk appeared first on Science Queeries.

#246: Cat behaviorist Rachel Geller, with her own nonprofit All Cats All the Time, has helped more than 1.000 cats and their people to have a better relationship and stay together — and she’s done it without changing her own style of patient insight and support.

Delve into the complex topic of free will, exploring its philosophical and scientific dimensions. Discuss the illusion of free will, the constraints imposed by physical reality, and the implications of quantum physics on our understanding of choice and determinism. The dialogue navigates through concepts such as causality, entropy, and the famous Schrödinger's cat thought experiment, ultimately questioning the nature of reality and whether free will truly exists or is merely an illusion.