We'll be reading from National Geographic, where we'll learn how dogs can warn us about toxic chemical exposure in their humans, why its important to track where cats go when they roam outside, and a lot more about our furry and feathered friends.

We'll hear about organizations stepping up to help pet parents keep their pets cared for, we'll get an update on how shelters are handling adoptions, and then we'll have some fun learning new tips for moving into Autumn

Continuing National Disaster Preparedness Month. What if your pet becomes lost - a disaster in itself. We'll learn about different kinds of collars to help keep dogs from getting lost, and also microchips and other methods that might help get our pets returned if they are lost.

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. We'll learn the best ways to be prepared for a variety of unexpected disasters - including the added challenges that come with a pandemic.

What to do about a dog that barks when left alone. Also in this episode, we'll get tips on how to save money on rabbit care, learn why cats bury their business, get a little history on the rise and fall of the pet bird, and how to train your pet to come to you when the fire alarm goes off.

Is it normal to talk to our pets? How well do we understand each other? We'll also get tips on raising guinea pigs, how to give your pet a manicure, and much more.

Cats versus Dogs - We'll hear about a study that looks at how cats compare to dogs when it comes to social intelligence. And we'll learn the benefits of dogs versus cats from a dog-lover's point of view

We'll hear stories and get information to help and entertain us, including summer pet care, pets in the news, and a report on the uncertain fate of a certain pet hamster in Arkansas who got caught-up in the unpredictable nature of the times

We'll answer many of your questions about why your pet does what he or she does that are perfectly normal to your pet, even though they might seem strange to us. And we'll hear how pets help get their people through tough times like a pandemic

We'll learn about Summer safety tips, the benefits of multiple pets, and what substances are not toxic for your pets and aren't likely to send you to the emergency vet.