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

🔥 Today on The Conservative Cat Show 🔥🚨 First Judge Makes Several Surprising Decisions Regarding Charlie Kirk’s Suspected Murderer Ahead of Trial — We dig into the strange twists, missing transparency, and what the public isn’t being shown. Something doesn’t add up… and we’re asking why.🍔 Next: SNAP Fraud EXPOSED! Big corporations are cashing in on America’s food stamps while taxpayers foot the bill. We break down how the “Supplemental” Nutrition Assistance Program became a corporate buffet.💔

summaryIn this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet industry, focusing on profitability, innovation in cat products, the challenges of raw feeding, consumer behavior in pet nutrition, and the importance of breed-specific nutrition. They also explore market gaps in pet food and supplements, innovative approaches to pet food, and the misuse of LinkedIn for product sales.takeawaysThere are many niches to explore in the pet industry.Premiumization of cat products

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

This week on Dinner Last Night, we sit down with radiant mama Cat Seixas, author of The Wild Craft, bioregionalist, folk herbalist, photographer, gardener, forager, and mother. Cat lives in a hand-built stone cottage in the hills of Western Iberia, Portugal. Cat’s life and work are rooted in a deep connection to the land. She weaves together food, medicine, and craft using ingredients and elements she grows, harvests, and collects from her own sheep. In this conversation, she invites us to sl...

summaryIn this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, focusing on the impact of regenerative farming practices, the scale of major companies, and the challenges faced by challenger brands. They explore the importance of branding and marketing strategies, the role of China in manufacturing, and the cultural differences in pet care that influence innovation in the industry.takeawaysRegenerative farming practices are being adopted in the pet food

In this week’s episode I’m joined by Dr. Katie Woodley — The Natural Pet Doctor. She’s a holistic veterinarian specializing in gut and skin health through nutrition and root-cause healing.Together we dive into one of the most overlooked but essential aspects of feline health: the gut. We talk about why cat parents need to focus on foundations rather than quick fixes, the emotional health connection, easy at-home adjustments that make a difference, and the types of testing that can give you peace of

LA CHRIS has been consuming vegan content for a while so this might indicate a certain level of curiosity within. Although he claims to be up for cat and dog burgers, I believe his arguments are a defence barrier from the truth. But whether he is telling the truth or not, to walk the talk is a rarity in the online anti-vegan space.Instagram - @PLANTGEEZERPODCAST / @PLANTGEEZER. Email - PlantGeezer@gmail.com

summaryIn this episode of Real Pet Industry News, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss JM Schmucker's recent financial performance, highlighting a significant decline in net pet food sales and the challenges faced by legacy brands like Milk Bones and Meow Mix. They explore the importance of innovation in the pet food industry, particularly for companies looking to remain relevant in a competitive market. The conversation also touches on the difficulties UK companies face when entering the U.S. market,

The body is a great teacher and aging is one of its most powerful lessons. As middle age creeps in, you find your doctor's appointments becoming more extensive. You are no longer in the driver's seat so to speak and must instead listen to your body and let it lead when it comes to daily routines, exercise and nutrition. It is a process of surrendering that is not for the faint of heart. Cat and Jayenna share how perimenopause coupled with trauma has effected their bodies and their journey to ...

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of pet brand advertising, emphasizing the shift from traditional media to digital platforms. They explore the effectiveness of in-person events, the challenges faced by legacy brands like Nestlé Purina, and the importance of innovation in corporate strategy. The conversation also touches on recent acquisitions in the pet food industry, concerns about product quality, and the potential for holistic pet product

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss various trends in the pet food industry, focusing on the viability of vegan pet food, the challenges of direct-to-consumer (DTC) models, the expectations of premium pet food, and the often overlooked needs of cat owners. They explore the disconnect between product offerings and consumer demands, particularly in the cat food market, and highlight the importance of understanding modern pet owners' preferences.takeawaysVegan pet food lacks a substantial

This week, Lauren and Marci get real about what it means to start fresh at any age, whether it’s healing your body, changing careers, finding love, or finally prioritizing your financial health. From dumpster mishaps to cat dental drama, they share personal stories that lead into a powerful conversation about why it’s never “too late” to reinvent yourself. You’ll hear about women who launched empires in their 40s and 50s, how “expanders” can help you see new possibilities, and why even the sm...

This week we’re diving into something unique: fermented superfoods for our cats. You’ve probably seen wheatgrass shots at juice bars, but what about cats and sprouts? My guest, Rob Ryan, is the co-founder of Gussy’s Gut, a company he started with Dr. Ian Billinghurst (known as the father of biologically appropriate raw feeding).While most of their products have focused on dogs, Rob recently launched Youthful Grasses & Sprouts — their first formula that also supports cats. This blend of seven

summaryIn this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the recent leadership changes at Pets at Home, the challenges facing the retail pet industry, and the need for innovation and better product offerings. They explore the competitive landscape, including the rise of online retailers and supermarkets, and the implications of Pets at Home's middle-market strategy. The discussion highlights the opportunities in the cooked food market and critiques the corporate mindset that may be stifling

🎙️ Episode SnapshotStress isn’t just a human problem — our cats feel it too, often in ways we don’t recognize. In this episode, I’m joined by Nayana Morag, founder of Essential Animals, Animal Aromatherapist, Herbalist, and author of The Aromatic Cat.We chat about how to recognize stress in your cat, why reducing stress is the first step to health, and simple ways you can help your feline friend feel more calm and secure.🐱 Meet NayanaNayana lives in Portugal with a bustling crew of animals — 3

Welcome back to the Golden Whiskers Podcast! In this episode, I sit down with Michael Daly, owner of Pawsitive Wellness. With over 25 years in the animal field as a Vet Tech, Canine Massage Therapist, and Holistic Pet Health Coach, Michael brings deep experience and a heart for helping pets live longer, healthier, and happier lives.Michael lives with his cats Nemo (turning 18!) and Chloe, plus his golden retriever Luna — and he shares plenty of personal stories about them in this

🎙️ Episode SnapshotIn this fun and inspiring episode, I chat with feline adventurer and author Laura Moss about why every cat deserves adventure—whether they’re scaling a mountain or just sniffing socks in a laundry room.Laura is the founder of AdventureCats.org, a Webby-nominated resource created to help cat parents explore the world safely and joyfully with their feline companions. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, Fodor’s Travel, Best Friends Magazine, and she’s the co-author of two

✨ Episode SummaryWhat can a single meow on a snowy day teach us about feline trust, healing, and what it means to be chosen by a cat?In this Trail Chat episode of the Golden Whiskers Podcast, Dr. Debra Blaine—retired physician, resilience coach, and author of Whiskers in the Wild—shares her journey into the world of community cats. We talk about her emotional bond with Midnight, a former street cat with a clipped ear and ancient soul, and why trust from a cat is a sacred gift, not a given.Deb also

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, focusing on Bella and Duke's strategic shift towards veterinary practices, Untamed's supermarket debut, and the challenges faced by Purina in a changing market. They explore the implications of these developments for independent retailers and the overall pet nutrition landscape.takeawaysBella and Duke is trying to penetrate veterinary practices more aggressively.Sam expresses his discontent with Bella