When your pet pees on something - the spot you see isn't the only spot you need to clean. When pee goes through the first layer of your carpet, rug, or sofa cushion, it spreads as far as it can- so a baseball size spot can actually be a frisbee-sized…
How do you know when it’s time to let your pet go, especially when your heart keeps asking for more time or one more sign? In this episode, I’m joined by hospice and end-of-life veterinarian Dr. Jack Murray @DrMurrayHospiceVeterinarian for a candid conversation about why this decision so often feels…
Cats do not bite “out of nowhere.” In many cases, they are warning you first, especially during petting. The problem is that most people do not know what those warning signs look like until it is too late. In this clip, cat behavior consultant Marilyn Krieger explains the signals cats…
If your cat has ever swatted, bitten, or suddenly acted aggressively, it probably did not happen without warning. In this clip, cat behavior consultant Marilyn Krieger explains why cat aggression usually has warning signs before it escalates and what pet parents need to start paying attention to. Watch if your…
If you expected your cats to adjust in a few days, that expectation alone may be setting you up for trouble. A smooth cat introduction often takes much longer than people think, and rushing it can make everything worse. Watch the full episode or listen on your fav podcast app…
When cat introductions go badly, it doesn’t always stop at hissing or swatting. It can turn into litter box issues, spraying, hiding, chronic tension, and behavior problems that are much harder to fix later. Watch the full episode OR listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast app or…
“We’ll just put them together and let them work it out” sounds simple, but it can create serious problems fast. Cat fights, stress, avoidance, and litter box issues often start with one rushed introduction. Watch the full episode for expert advice on how to introduce cats the right way. Or…
Most cat introductions go wrong before people even realize they’re making a mistake. If you’re trying to bring a new cat into your home, you don't just bring the cat in and drop it in front of your resident cats - or give them a night alone and just open…
Has your cat started swatting, biting, or acting aggressively, and you have no idea why? Cat aggression, just like dog aggression, can feel sudden, confusing, and personal, but it is not random. Cats usually give warning signs before aggression escalates, and understanding those signals can help you prevent bigger problems.…
Think a “hypoallergenic” pet will solve the problem? Not so fast. In this clip, Dr. Tori Niemynski explains why that label is misleading and what parents need to understand before bringing home a new pet or making decisions about the one they already have. This clip is from the full…