Ever wondered if your cat's coat color hints at their personality—or their superpowers? 🐾

In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive into the fascinating world of feline genetics, from Siamese kittens born white to the mysterious powers of black cats and the freckles of ginger tabbies.

We'll explore how genes, temperature, and even geography shape your cat's fur—and what science really says about color and behavior. Tune in for a mix of curiosity, humor, and mind-blowing cat facts!

Think dry food is just a crunchy convenience? Think again. In this episode, Molly and Dewey dive into listener Doug Hines' research uncovering the "double danger" of kibble — how it not only lacks moisture but also steals it from your cat's body during digestion. Learn why chronic dehydration is quietly sabotaging feline health, what really causes that "mystery puke," and whether the old "dry food cleans teeth" myth holds any water. (Spoiler: it doesn't.)

Grab your water bottle — and your cat's — this is one episode that might just change what's in your food bowl tonight.

In this special listener Q&A episode, Certified Cat Behavior Specialist Molly DeVoss answers feline questions from around the globe — including India and Canada! From bruxism (teeth grinding) to kitten feeding, sun safety for white cats, and caring for a deaf farm cat, Molly covers it all.

Tune in to discover what current cat research reveals, why cats sometimes seem insatiably hungry, and how to keep your kitty's health and happiness on track — no matter where you are in the world.

When your cat pees outside the litterbox, it's easy to assume bad behavior — but what if your cat is trying to tell you something? In this episode, Molly and Dewey explore a fresh way to look at litterbox issues: as communication. From emotional stress and social tension to medical discomfort and environmental triggers, they decode what your cat's "messages" really mean — and how to respond with empathy instead of frustration.

If you've ever wondered "Why is my cat peeing on my stuff?", this one's for you. Tune in to learn how to turn those messy moments into breakthroughs in understanding your cat's emotional world.

Behind the Purrfect Posts: What Social Media Gets Wrong About Cats (Social Media Cats vs. Real Cats: The Behavior Gap)

Why does your cat hiss when you try to put on a costume — but that Instagram cat seems to love it? In this myth-busting episode, Certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist Molly DeVoss and co-host Dewey Vaughn pull back the curtain on viral cat videos to reveal what's really going on behind the scenes. From cats "snuggling" dogs to "hugging" their owners, Molly explains how to spot stress signals, understand feline body language, and reset your expectations for what's normal cat behavior.

🎧 Tune in to learn how to appreciate your cat's authentic self — no filters required.

Think cats don't need grooming? Think again! In this episode, Molly DeVoss talks with Liz Hampton, Director of Education & Grooming at Fluffology, about how even small changes in grooming routines and environments can make a big difference in your cat's comfort and wellbeing. From brushing and bathing to nail trims and what really happens behind the scenes at a cat-friendly salon, Liz helps demystify grooming so your cat can stay clean, calm, and confident.

Ever wonder why your cat suddenly transforms into a furry ninja at 2 a.m.?

On this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss and Dewey Vaughn dive into the science of feline night-time antics. Learn why cats aren't nocturnal but crepuscular, how natural hunting instincts drive their late-night energy, and practical tips to redirect their zoomies. From pre-bedtime play to timed 3 a.m. snacks, discover strategies to align your cat's schedule with yours—so everyone gets more sleep (mostly).

We're busting the myth that your cat is keeping score! Join Molly and Dewey as they explore feline memory, emotional responses, and why what looks like "resentment" is really stress or self-protection. Learn the science behind cats' long-term memory, how it compares to dogs, and practical tips for helping your cat bounce back after a stressful event.

The cat food aisle can feel overwhelming. With so many options labeled "premium," "grain-free," or "natural," how do you know what's really best for your cat?

In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss is joined by Dave Ratner, founder of Dave's Pet Food, to cut through the confusion and talk honestly about what should — and shouldn't — go into your cat's bowl. Dave shares his philosophy on pet food, how to balance affordability with nutrition, and the most important things cat owners should look for on a label.

You'll learn: 🐾 Why protein quality is essential for obligate carnivores 🐾 What ingredients to avoid in cat food 🐾 The biggest misconceptions about feeding cats 🐾 How Dave's Pet Food keeps things honest and accessible

If you've ever wondered what makes one cat food better than another, this episode will help you make sense of it all.

🎧 Listen now and discover how to feed your cat right.

Ever been told, "He never does that with me!" when it comes to your cat's behavior? You're not losing your mind—cats really do act differently depending on who they're with.

In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly and Dewey dive into the phenomenon we're calling feline gaslighting—why cats tailor their behavior to different people in the household (and even to strangers). From reading body language and tone of voice to forming unique relationships with each individual, cats are masters at adapting.

We'll explore:

• Why your cat cuddles one person but swats at another

• How inconsistent responses from people can sabotage training

• What this adaptability means for bonding and household harmony

Tune in to learn how to decode your cat's shifting behaviors—and stop feeling like you're imagining things.