Dr. Susan and Dr. Jolle are back, and how! They have not done a podcast for a long time so this first one is an update about what is going on in their lives, and yes, we do talk about cats too! What else?

The last of our cat bites of summer. This is an interview with Dr Panos Xenopoulis, the winner of his year's most downloaded podcast. We are still in Rhodes and are talking about the cat population on the island.

Dr Sarah Heath from the UK is our guest and talks about cat behaviour and how important it is to think about the health triad: the interplay between emotional, cognitive and physical health. One of the topics is zero pain in cats. A cool 10 minutes in the heat of Rhodes, Greece

This summer we will have short Summer Cat Bites. These are 10-minute-long episodes that were taped in Rhodes Greece during the latest ISFM Congress. The first one hosts Claire Bessant, the leading voice behind International Cat Care where they believe in a world in which each cat’s life experience will be as good as it can be. They do this by providing cat owners, veterinary professionals and those that live and work with cats with the resources, support and advice they need to care better for their cats.

Dr. Tony Johsnon is a funny veterinarian that treats cats with emergencies. What are common feline emergencies and what happens in an emergency room and why is this always so expensive. What a fun episode.

Part 2 of the cat cafe podcast, where we focus on non-surgical ways to reduce the reproduction in feral cats after we discuss what castration techniques there are. Dr. Susan and Dr. Jolle also discuss their favorite podcasts and books.

The topic of today is the feral cat population. Stray cats can be quite a nuisance and they seem to multiply quite fast. Why do we get upset with stray cats, should we be focusing on the benefits of feral cats and what can we do about population reduction?

Dr. Susan is back and we discuss a very common problem in cats: urinary blockage. This is a very serious issue, especially in male cats, and is often misinterpreted as constipation. With great tips on what to look for and what to do about it.

Dr. Mia Cary is the everlasting optimist and tells us how we have to take care of ourselves and our cats. She owns two cats herself and loves cats in general. Her humor and happy attitude is contagious!

Dr. Kelly and Dr. Jolle discuss a new article about blood measurements by veterinarians in the clinic. Why do we need to measure blood pressure in cats and what is the best method to do so? All your questions about high blood pressure are answered and by the way, this is one of Dr. Kelly's favorite topics.