Behind the Purrfect Posts: What Social Media Gets Wrong About Cats Social media has given us endless adorable cat content — from kittens in bow ties to unlikely animal friendships. But what you see online often paints a misleading picture of what cats are really  like. Many viral videos show the exception , not the rule. Those cats wearing clothes or riding Roombas might look calm, but their frozen body language can be a sign of stress, not comfort. Flattened ears, stiff posture, and dilated pupils are all subtle cues that a cat isn’t enjoying the spotlight....
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The Cat Who Cried “Litterbox”: What Your Cat’s Mess May Be Trying to Tell You You walk into the room and there it is — a puddle where it shouldn’t be. Before you reach for the paper towels and mutter a few choice words, pause for a moment. That puddle may actually be a message. Cats don’t have words, but they’re masters of communication. When a cat eliminates outside the litterbox, it’s rarely “bad behavior.” It’s a sign that something is wrong — physically, emotionally, or environmentally. Certified Feline Training & Behavior Specialist Molly DeVoss and her husband...
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Curious Cat Questions from Around the World This week on Cat Talk Radio , we’re taking questions from listeners all over the world — proof that cat lovers are truly a global community! Molly dives into fascinating feline topics, like: Is research on cats increasing or decreasing, and why? What causes cats to grind their teeth (bruxism)? How do you know if your kitten is actually eating enough? Can white cats really get sunburned — and how can you protect them? What special considerations come with caring for a deaf cat living on a...
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Dry Diet, Wet Mess: The Double Danger Lurking in Your Cat’s Bowl When it comes to feeding cats, few topics spark as much debate as dry food. It’s convenient, affordable, and easy to store — but is it really good for your cat? In this week’s Cat Talk Radio  episode, Molly and Dewey unpack listener Doug Hines’ fascinating research paper, “It’s About Cats: The Impact of Dry Cat Food on Feline Hydration.”  Doug uncovered what he calls the “double danger”  of dry diets — a one-two punch of dehydration most cat owners never see coming. Here’s the gist: Kibble...
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You Can’t Judge a Cat By Its Color…or Can You? Color isn’t just for looks—it’s science in action! In our latest Cat Talk Radio episode, we explore the genetics, quirks, and surprises behind your cat’s coat. Siamese Kittens:  Born pure white, they develop striking points on their ears, paws, tails, and faces as their bodies cool after birth. Temperature-sensitive genetics make every Siamese a living, purring science experiment! ❄️ Black Cats:  Their sleek fur isn’t just stylish—it’s linked to higher melanin levels and stronger immune...
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