Cat psychology is evolving fast, with new research showing cats are much more emotionally and socially complex than once believed. According to DVM360, recent studies confirm that cats form secure attachments to their people in a way similar to human infants bonding to parents. They recognize human emotions, can read our tone of voice, and even respond to gestures. Gone are the days of thinking cats are aloof loners who don’t care about what’s happening around them.Psychology Today highlights that

Welcome to Kitty Wellness Weekly, the podcast that’s earning a loyal following of cat lovers and curious pet parents because it delivers practical, science-backed advice for raising happier and healthier kitties. Each week, the dedicated team of veterinary experts and lifelong cat enthusiasts turns feline care from a source of anxiety into something that feels doable and joyful. The hosts make routines easy to follow, confidence easy to build, and cat care more rewarding at every step.Listeners will

Welcome to Cat Chat, where feline facts and stories take center stage. Today, listeners are getting a closer look at the mysterious language of cats, those fluffy companions who love to keep us guessing.Every cat owner knows the classic meow, but according to PetMD, cats meow far more often to humans than to each other. When communicating with fellow felines, cats rely on a complex blend of body language, subtle vocalizations, and chemical signals. Imagine a silent feline ballet, with every tail

Deb Wolfe catches you up on world animal news starting with the good and bad news about the incredible Indonesian leatherbacks who visit Canada. Next its politics feline style in Boston – Who would you vote for? A little dog was very naughty at a Cincinnati Reds Game playing keep away with the game ball. Deborah gives you her easy 2 ball drop trick so you can get your dog to fetch properly and perfectly. Bird news with the latest update on the avian flu surviving ostriches. Plus how did a bird

Life as an indoor cat might look calm and predictable from the outside, but for these mysterious felines, it’s a world full of wonder, quirks, and a few unique challenges. Picture your cat perched in the window, chattering anxiously at passing birds. According to The Drake Center, this fast, lip-fluttering sound is a mark of frustration and excitement, a sign your indoor cat wishes their hunting skills weren’t confined to the living room.Cats are creatures of habit, and rubbing against your legs or

Understanding feline behavior unlocks a world of unique communication, natural instincts, and genuine connection between humans and their cats. According to Tuft & Paw, cats use body language as their primary communication tool, revealing their mood and intentions with subtle cues that often go unnoticed. For instance, a confident cat will lift its tail high, signaling comfort and openness to interaction, yet that same high tail can, in different circumstances, mean a willingness to defend

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 16Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quirky-cat-nips-pet-life-radio-original--6670161/support.

Ever wonder why your cat suddenly transforms into a furry ninja at 2 a.m.? On this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive into the science of feline night-time antics. Learn why cats aren’t nocturnal but crepuscular, how natural hunting instincts drive their late-night energy, and practical tips to redirect their zoomies. From pre-bedtime play to timed 3 a.m. snacks, discover strategies to align your cat’s schedule with yours—so everyone gets more sleep (mostly).

In this jam-packed episode of the Pets Add Life Podcast, hosts Kristen Levine and Chris Bonifati explore authenticity, advocacy, and innovation in the pet world. First, they chat with Pamela Kennison, founder of Dogs Review Stuff, a growing review site and TikTok community where real dogs test and rate products—no paid fluff, just honest insights from pups of every size. Then, Mike Bober, President & CEO of the Pet Advocacy Network, returns to the show to discuss key policy efforts shaping the

In this episode of Pet Shop Girls, Sherry and Carly chat with the 2 Crazy Cat Ladies about the changing face of pet retail. Together, they dive into the unique challenges of the cat food industry and why cats are taking center stage in today’s marketplace.From customer engagement strategies to innovative products that keep pet parents coming back, this conversation is full of practical tips for retailers looking to stay ahead of industry trends. Whether you run a shop, grooming salon, or

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

The indoor cat life offers a world full of comfort, curiosity, and quirks, making it a fascinating experience for cat lovers everywhere. Unlike their outdoor counterparts, indoor cats enjoy the safety of home, protected from traffic, predators, parasites, and disease, as highlighted by The Feline Purrspective. This safer lifestyle means less stress from outside threats and a longer, healthier life span, but it also brings its own set of challenges.Indoor cats are masters of adaptation, filling their

Listeners, let’s explore the fascinating world of feline behavior. To truly understand cats, it’s important to recognize that a cat’s actions are rooted in the dual nature of being both predator and prey. According to Tuft and Paw, a confident cat will often lie with their body stretched out, signaling relaxation, while a nervous or fearful cat will scrunch into a tight, compact ball to make themselves appear smaller and less noticeable. If you see a cat slinking low to the ground or freezing in

Pumpkin spice candles lit, pugs snoring, and the veil officially thin—welcome to Paranormal Pets: Halloween Potpourri. Host Brandy Stark catches us up on a wild summer: the saga of her bright red hearse (now resurrected with a new engine), a brutal tibial plateau fracture and recovery, and Ajax the pug’s emergency IVDD surgery—and triumphant return to walkies. Then it’s story time: a galloping glimpse of the Phantom Horse of Celery Avenue from Weird Florida, and the legend (and investigation) of

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!

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Welcome to Cat Psychology Today. The world of cats is undergoing a transformation, with emerging research and modern caregiving changing how we understand and relate to our feline companions. Gone are the days when cats were dismissed as independent or uninterested—current science, as highlighted by dvm360, reveals cats are emotionally complex beings forming secure attachments to their people, much like infants with caregivers. These bonds are not just emotional luxuries; they have real, measurable

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