Disaster Preparedness - Pets Included! The Washington Post explains what we've learned and how things have changed since Hurricane Katrina. The ASPCA and FEMA share pet disaster preparedness plans, and we'll learn how non-weather related emergency evacuations can also affect our pets.

Do dogs cry tears like humans do, or for the same reasons? Also, figuring dog years versus human years, and a couple different types of grass for cats and dogs.

I'm certain my dog can spell c-a-r-r-o-t-s (her favorite treat). But can dogs really spell? And is it okay if they eat dairy? Host Mary DeFranco answers these questions and we'll learn how pets can be affected by thyroid disease.

Everything you need to know about your cat's paws. And in our Don't Eat That segment we explore which vegetables to feed your dogs.

We'll learn about summer dog training and feeding tips, why cats love cardboard boxes, and comedian Brian Fischler give us his top ten misconceptions about guide dogs.

What to do if your dog is sprayed by a skunk. We'll have tips on camping with your pet, and a report on Tom the Comfort cat.

In this week's episode, Mary shares information on some of the newest innovations in pet products. She's also got information on pet massage, and the scoop about your pure break pub.

We tend to refer to them as "kisses." But why do dogs actually lick your face? Host Mary DeFranco shares information about why dogs lick and also some reviews of the newest pet products.

We'll learn how to build a catio, why dogs have whiskers and why they like to steal things

Host Mary DeFranco shares a discussion about whether the domestic house cats we have today are really domesticated, or are they still wild? She'll also share tips on feeding your dog and keeping them safe from summer hazards, from Dogster.