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Why are black cats still being overlooked? 🖤🐈⬛This week, it’s just the two of us back in the closet talking about some of our very favorite cats on the planet: BLACK CATS.Black cats have been surrounded by myths, superstitions and spooky stereotypes for centuries. And unfortunately, some of those old beliefs are still following them into animal shelters.Research has found that black cats experience lower adoption rates and poorer shelter outcomes than cats of other colors, and shelters around the country still report that black cats are often the ones who wait the longest for their forever homes. But why?We’ll dig into the history, the statistics, the Halloween myths and the strange psychology behind why coat color can influence the way people perceive a cat.And, of course, we’re also talking about why we think black cats are freaking AWESOME. Our own panthers are some of the first cats to greet people at the door, proving once again that you absolutely cannot judge a personality by the color of a coat.If you’ve ever loved a black cat, wanted to adopt one, or simply wondered why they continue to be overlooked, this one is for you.Let’s give black cats the appreciation they deserve. 🖤
What if we told you there’s a naturally occurring compound that has been researched for more than 70 years, with an impressive body of published scientific literature behind it... and most cat parents have never even heard of it?It’s called PEA (palmitoylethanolamide), and this week we’re diving into the science with one of the most respected voices in integrative veterinary medicine, Dr. Judy Morgan.PEA isn’t a new wellness trend. Research into this fascinating fatty-acid compound dates back to the 1950s, and scientists continue to study its role in the body, including its relationship with normal inflammatory responses, cellular signaling, mast cells, the nervous system, and the endocannabinoid system.So what exactly is PEA? How does it work within the body? What has decades of research taught us about it? And why are more pet parents and integrative veterinarians becoming interested in its potential role in supporting normal comfort, mobility, and overall wellness? Join the podcast to find out!
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