Cat Talk Radio is your go-to podcast for understanding cat behavior—why cats do what they do, what drives the occasional "misbehavior," and how you can help them (and yourself!) live happier lives. We'll guide you through how to modify unwanted behaviors by creating an enriching environment that allows your cat to express natural instincts in ways that work for both of you. Along the way, you'll discover fascinating feline facts, learn how to have more fun with your cat, and find inspiration to…
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What if the behavior you're trying to stop isn't actually the problem? In this episode, Molly DeVoss introduces a brand-new way of thinking about feline behavior with Triggerology™ —the study of what triggers a cat's emotional and behavioral responses. You'll discover why behavior never happens "out of nowhere," how cats develop both positive and negative emotional associations, and why finding…
Most people assume that a quiet cat is a happy cat—but is that really true? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio , Molly DeVoss explores one of the most overlooked welfare issues affecting indoor cats: understimulation. Learn why boredom is about much more than having enough toys, how cats are biologically programmed to hunt, solve problems, and make decisions, and why meeting a cat's physical needs…
Have you ever been petting your cat when they suddenly bite your hand? Or watched them go from calm to explosive in what seemed like an instant? Contrary to popular belief, cats aren't unpredictable—they're communicating. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio , Molly DeVoss explains what overstimulation really is and why it's much more than "petting aggression." Learn what happens inside a cat's…
Did your cat stop jumping onto the bed? Are they sleeping more, grooming less, or suddenly avoiding the litter box? Many cat owners assume these are normal signs of aging—but they may actually be signs of chronic pain. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss explores feline arthritis, one of the most common—and most overlooked—medical conditions affecting cats. Learn why approximately 60%…
Have you ever watched your cat walk into a room and immediately start sniffing… everything? Shoes. Bags. Your face. Your groceries. Even the air itself. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss breaks down the fascinating truth behind one of the most common feline behaviors: sniffing. Your cat isn't being nosy—they're gathering information, reducing stress, and making decisions based on…
We solve problems in our homes every day—mice in the pantry, bugs in the kitchen, odors in the air, dust on the floor. We often reach for the fastest and most convenient fix. But have you ever stopped to ask what those solutions feel like from your cat's perspective? In this episode, we explore the unintended side effects of common household "fixes" through the lens of feline biology and behavior.…
A recent news story about cat fleas and a potentially serious human disease has many cat lovers asking the same question: Should we be worried? In this episode, Molly DeVoss breaks down the science behind the headlines and explains what the latest Texas study actually found. You'll learn how murine typhus is transmitted, why cats are getting blamed for a much larger ecological issue, why Galveston…
Do cats really need water fountains, or is it just clever pet industry marketing? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss dives into the science of feline hydration. Learn why cats evolved to get most of their water from prey, why dry food changes the equation, and what happens when cats don't get enough moisture. Molly explores whether cats truly prefer running water, the surprising role…
Cats have been worshipped, feared, smuggled onto ships, awarded military medals, and even used in ancient warfare. In this solo episode, Molly dives into some of the most obscure, surprising, and downright unbelievable cat facts from history, science, and culture. Learn how cats helped win battles, why some cats have "extra toes," how felines may manipulate humans with their purrs, and the strange…
