On this episode of Cat Daddy with Caitlin Palmer, first-year Ross vet student Millie “Diva Vet” Mullings takes on our cat trivia challenge—alongside her 8 cats (in spirit). Expect laughs, savage feline facts, and Millie’s hilarious reactions as she proves vet school smarts + cat obsession = unstoppable.Brought to you by Zoetis!

Welcome to Cat Psychology Today, where we explore what’s really happening in the minds of our feline companions. Despite the old stereotype of cats being aloof or mysterious, recent science paints a much richer picture of their psychology and their bond with humans. Cat psychologist Kristyn Vitale suggests that cats are fully capable of forming deep emotional attachments to their human families, sometimes even showing attachment styles similar to those seen in dogs and young children. According to

The indoor cat life is a fascinating blend of safety, comfort, and curiosity, perfectly suited to a feline’s unique character. According to the Indoor Pet Initiative from The Ohio State University, cats can thrive indoors when their environment is designed to satisfy natural instincts, like climbing, scratching, and exploring. A well-structured indoor life means fewer risks from traffic, disease, and predators, creating a safe haven where your cat can truly relax.But safety isn’t the only advantage

Understanding feline behavior is key to building a meaningful relationship with your cat. Cats are highly individualized, with their behavior influenced by personality, environment, and mood. Common behaviors include purring, grooming, kneading, and climbing, each exhibited in unique ways depending on the cat.Cats communicate primarily through body language, incorporating their posture, tail, and ears to convey emotions and intentions. A relaxed cat will have loose and fluid body movements, with

Join Cat Lady Justin and Dr. Rachel Geller, a renowned cat behaviorist, as they explore the fascinating world of feline behavior. In this episode, they discuss the challenges and joys of introducing a new baby to a home with cats, sharing award-winning insights and practical tips. Discover the mystical connections between cats and snakes, and learn how to engage your cat in meaningful play that strengthens your bond. Whether you're a seasoned cat owner or new to the feline family, this episode

Dr. T explains why people who have cat allergies can still have cats. Plus, he also talked about a patient he had named Peter who had to get his eye removed even though he had heart disease and was metabolically and he also discussed feline arthritis! On Producer Pet Project, Kadie DiGiuseppe talked about how people with allergies can navigate having a furry friend.

This week on My Cat Calling, the new pawdcast for cat people by cat people, your host Krista Moy shares purrsonal stories from Prints Gary's recent vet visit, shows off the latest edition of Modern Cat magazine, and checks in to the cat thread with a polite fish loving cat video. Special guest actor, writer, and life long cat lover Erin Bowles discusses her lifelong cat obsession, what she thinks when people say they hate cats, and Texas Toast's strange dino nugget plush humping habit. You

¿Sabías que existe un proyecto llamado Cat Town que respeta el ciclo circadiano de los gatos hospitalizados con luz natural? Hoy hablaremos sobre la importancia de la medicina felina y cómo ayudar a veterinarios no creyentes en convertirse al gatolicismo.👉 Desde aquí puedes acceder a las notas del programa con más información:https://www.pupusito.cat/podcast/535-entrevista-felina-predicando-la-medicina-felina-con-zai-colman-de-cat-town-y-fauna-town 🧰 HERRAMIENTAS RELACIONADAS🔺 Descubre todo lo

Step into the world of the indoor cat life, where feline comfort meets curious adventure. The indoor cat enjoys an environment built for safety, warmth, and daily affection. As Bella and Duke explain, cats living inside have far fewer worries about traffic, predators, and contagious diseases. Lovers of solitude and security, these cats thrive by watching wildlife from windows, finding peace in cozy corners, and getting plenty of opportunities for bonding with their humans.But the indoor life is much

Cats have been captivating humans for thousands of years, and their unique way of communicating continues to fascinate pet owners and researchers alike. If you share your home with a feline friend, you've probably noticed they speak an intricate language all their own.Contrary to what many believe, cats don't primarily meow to talk to each other. According to anthrozoologist John Bradshaw, meowing is actually a behavior cats developed specifically to communicate with humans. In the wild, feral cats

“Howloween”: Costumes and Doorbells and Chocolates, Oh MY!Marty and Laura are joined by Glinda the Good Witch to talk about Halloween and the fun, as well as potential pitfalls, for our pets.“Everybody wants to address their pet up in a cute little costume,” Marty noted. “And you know, some of them are fine and the pets are comfortable in them and they're not scary and they're really cute. And sometimes we're expecting just a little too much of our pets, depending on the pet and what they like.“We

Cat psychology today opens up a captivating new world—one where cats are recognized as emotionally complex, socially aware companions, not the aloof creatures many once believed. According to the Human Animal Bond Research Institute, modern studies now show that cats are sensitive to their caregivers’ moods and stress levels, sometimes even mirroring those feelings, which deeply impacts both feline behavior and wellbeing. The result is a mutual emotional partnership: when humans become more

Kitty Wellness Weekly is the podcast devoted to helping cat lovers and new pet parents navigate the world of feline health with science-backed tips and approachable advice. Led by a team of veterinary experts and passionate cat enthusiasts, each episode helps listeners turn cat care from confusing and stressful into easy, rewarding routines any household can keep up.Nutrition is a star topic on Kitty Wellness Weekly. The hosts break down how kittens benefit from meals rich in protein and calories to

Cat psychology today reveals a world more complex and nuanced than many listeners might imagine. While cats have often been labeled as aloof or unpredictable, research shows they are actually deeply social and communicative animals in their own unique way. According to cat psychologist Kristyn Vitale, PhD, recent studies confirm that cats can form strong emotional bonds with their people, debunking the myth that cats are indifferent or unattached. In fact, cats can experience secure attachment to

Welcome to Cat Chat: Feline Facts & Stories, where we unravel the mysterious world of cats, their enchanting stories, and the subtle ways they communicate every day. Listeners, if you’ve ever wondered what your cat is truly saying when they twitch their tail or let out a sudden trill, today’s episode is for you.Cats are master communicators, using a language rich in body signals and subtle social cues. According to PetMD, while cats have learned to meow for human attention, most of their exchanges

Send us a textThis week Dr. Chastain and Ginger would like to help you learn:Unique risks of cat bitesAssessing the risk of being bitten by a catHow to avoid cat bitesLink to show notes: BetterAnimalHandling.com

Listeners, let’s journey into the world of cat psychology and the surprising complexity of our feline companions. The past decade has seen a revolution in how people perceive cats—not as distant or indifferent presences, but as emotionally rich individuals with unique personalities. According to DVM360, research now shows that cats can form the same secure attachments to their human caregivers as infants do to parents. They don’t just recognize faces; they read our emotions, our tone of voice, and

Feline behavior fascinates and mystifies people all over the world. Anyone who’s ever shared their home with a cat knows these creatures communicate in subtle ways using body language, vocalizations, and even their habits throughout the day. According to Tuft & Paw, cats forecast their intentions with body shapes and their tails can reveal a lot. A high, puffed tail might signal a cat trying to appear bigger for intimidation, while a tail tucked between the legs means fear or submission. PetMD

FIP, Feline infectious peritonitis, is a feline disease every cat own dreads. Once 100% fatal, great advances in the cure, and preventative medication, mean no cat must die just because of a FIP diagnosis. However, not everyone can afford the expensive treatments. Listen as Rita talks with Peter Cohen about FIP, the symptoms, new medications, and how the FIP Warriors organization is working hard to ensure medication is available to everyone who needs it.EPISODE NOTES: Taking the Fear out of FIP,

Is your dog doing the cha-cha on the carpet? Is your cat channeling its inner contortionist for a scratching session at 3am? You’re not alone! This week on the Paws & Effect Podcast, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Amaury Briand, Board-Certified Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology at Advisia, near Paris, and yes, he’s seen more itchy pets than you’ve had hot dinners!In this fabulously informative and entertaining episode, Dr. Briand dives into the scratchy world of pet skin with a treasure trove