#274: Filmmaker Tania Bashkatova discusses her film “Loki, Ukrainian Cat,” (which will be in the 8th Annual NY Cat Film Festival premiering in NYC October 26th) chronicling the journey her cat Loki had to make with her to escape the Russian attacks on Ukraine.

#273: Mikel Maria Delgado's kitties love the Cat Sushi bonito flakes but are uninterested in other crunchy treats - proving how important it is to have friends with cats who can happily receive your food and toy “rejects!”

Send us a text 🐾 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, holistic veterinarian Dr. Angie Krause and veterinary nurse JoJo explore the sometimes confusing world of cat nutrition. Drawing on Dr. Angie’s extensive experience working for major pet food brands—including Open Farm, Stella & Chewy’s, and I and Love and You—they unpack the pros and cons of raw feeding, kibble, canned food, homecooked and prescription diets. Listeners will learn how to safely feed raw during the avian

En aquest episodi parlem de les bombes d’insulina amb la Dra. Mònica Navalpotro. Ens explica que són, com funcionen i com gestionar les complicacions que puguin sorgir quan ens trobem una persona que en porta. Com que és un dispositiu molt útil per a les persones diabètiques, cada cop en veurem més. Paga la pena … Continua llegint «Episodi 50: Bombes d’insulina»

#272: Film director Kim Best discusses having two films (yet again!) in the upcoming NY Cat Film Festival — “Paws and Purpose,” a documentary about a cat rescuer in North Carolina and “When Left is Right,” about a “southpaw” kitty.

La Asociación Española de Pediatría va proposar el 2023 l’elaboració de recomanacions de NO FER en els diferents àmbits d’atenció pediàtrica. En aquesta iniciativa hi han participat diverses societats pediàtriques amb l’objectiu d’assenyalar una sèrie de pràctiques que cal evitar en l’atenció del pacient pediàtric en atenció primària, urgències, hospitalització, cures intensives i domicili, per … Continua llegint «Recomanacions de No Fer en Pediatria»

🐾 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo discuss the multifaceted issue of accessibility in veterinary medicine. From financial barriers and the emotional weight of hard decisions to the privilege of pet insurance and the evolving role of house calls and telehealth, they explore what it really means to make veterinary care available to everyone. The conversation highlights disparities between urban and rural veterinary care and emphasizes the need for empathy and ...

In this week's episode, we explore what monoclonal antibodies are, how they make things happen in the body, and how they can be used in medicine. We discuss how they can be used for identifying cells, delivering drugs to specific cells, or anything in between. Tune in to learn about monoclonal antibodies and hwo they relate to a cat who's a picky eater.

In this episode of Live Your Best Laugh, I welcome storytelling alchemist Sarah Lloyd for a soulful, laughter-filled conversation about the power of story and the everyday magic of joy. Sarah shares her journey from global PR roles to energy work and holistic healing, revealing how a women’s retreat and the courage to start over led her to serve changemakers, rebels, and spiritual entrepreneurs. Together, we explore the importance of giving yourself permission to feel, the healing ripple created by

#271: Author of "The Cat Men of Gotham," Peggy Gavan leads cat-centric, architectural and historical walking tours of three different Manhattan neighborhoods at Cats About Town Tours.

This week on the podcast, I do a Q & A episode where I answer the common questions I get on social media, DMs, comments, etc. and my perspective to some of these.The CT Tech Cheat Code: Dominate Your Training. 10 episode Audio SeriesLink: https://buy.stripe.com/7sY00j3tb1F5bLsawNgQE02FREE 8-Week CT Training Checklist: https://catscanguru.myflodesk.com/cttrainingchecklistCT On-Demand Self-Pace Courses:The CT Blueprint Crash Course: https://buy.stripe.com/bJebJ1d3L0B16r80WdgQE01Common CT Exams and

In this very special 100th episode of the Cat Café Podcast, Dr. Susan and Dr. Jolle take a cozy walk down memory lane — catnip lattes in hand — to celebrate a century of cat conversations! 🐾 They revisit how it all began: two feline fanatics with a microphone, a shared passion for cats, and a mission to make veterinary medicine both educational and entertaining. From humble beginnings (and a few audio hiccups) to an incredible lineup of world-class guests, the Cat Café has become the go-to spot for

In this episode of Cat Daddy, comedian cat lovers Clay & Caitlin Palmer are joined by a VERY special guest, former vet tech, and current vet student and mom of three, Micala Henson, who thinks she know everything about cats. Spoiler: She might have underestimated the fun... 😏Get ready for some serious cat trivia laughs and maybe a few shocking revelations. Can Micala Henson outsmart the hosts? Tune in to find out!

In this solo episode, Cat shares the personal journey of healing her throat center — from swallowing truth to speaking with grounded ease. She explores how generations of women learned to stay silent, what it means to feel safe using your voice, and how reclaiming your expression becomes medicine for the collective. Follow my journey on Instagram Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Send me a DM :)

This week on the podcast, I talk about how I started my career as a CT technologist and how I got started. I talk about my experience throughout the years, the accomplishments and the steps I took to be a successful technologist and a badass educator teaching other technologists in the industry.The CT Tech CheatCode: Dominate Your Training. 10 episode Audio SeriesLink: https://buy.stripe.com/7sY00j3tb1F5bLsawNgQE02FREE 8-Week CT Training Checklist:

In this episode I catch up with Holly Matthews - former TV actress, best-selling author and founder of The Happy Me Project - for a rich and honest conversation about what it really means to find joy in the messiness of life. Holly shares her inspiring journey from child actress to confidence coach and how losing her husband to brain cancer became a catalyst for helping others embrace their authentic selves. Together we explore the power of laughter, creativity and daily rituals as tools for healing

What does it really mean to create healthy dog and cat breeds in the 21st century? In this episode, host Yaiza Gomez Mejias speaks with two leading voices working at the frontlines of breeding, welfare, and behaviour: Helle Friis Proschowsky, Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen, and Lucy Hoile, feline behaviourist and author. Together, they explore the challenges of pedigree breeding, hybrid cats, and the shifting role of veterinarians in shaping the future of animal

Visual Accuity and Longevity Happy Halloween everybody! Hope everybody is dressing up, My kids are being Spiderman, Boba Fett, and a black cat. I am going out as Darth Vader. If you are new to parenting, you are probably also realizing that candy is an alcohol equivalent for children and they literally become “drunk” after several pieces of concentrated sugar. Sorry Mormon church…..concentrated sugar is a drug. But enough about candy! Today on Full Scope, we are going to ...

Joining Brian and myself in our studio we are delighted to have Dr Catriona Jenkinson join us. Catriona is one of our fantastic internal medicine residents here at the RVC. Cat gave a talk to the hospital on erythrocytosis and thought that it would have interest to a wider audience, not a common condition, though how often can you prescribe a course of leeches? We hope that you enjoy.Links to some relevant

In this episode, Dr. Josie Beug discusses her journey into holistic veterinary medicine, the challenges faced in veterinary education, and the controversial drug Librela. She emphasizes the importance of critical thinking in veterinary care, the risks associated with monoclonal antibodies, and the need for better nutrition for pets. The conversation highlights the growing interest in alternative treatments and the role of technology in veterinary medicine.TakeawaysDr. Josie Beug intentionally