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  • Is Your Cat Stressed? The Signs Most Pet Parents Miss With The Two Crazy Cat Ladies
    🎙️ Episode OverviewWelcome back to the Golden Whiskers Podcast! Today we’re diving into a topic every cat parent should understand: feline stress—what it looks like, how to manage it, and why it’s not as complicated (or expensive) as you might think.Joining me are Jae and Adrienne, better known as The Two Crazy Cat Ladies—feline wellness warriors, social media stars, and proud cat moms of five. Since 2015, they’ve been on a mission to help cats live longer, healthier, and happier lives with a natural approach to care.From daily playtime and calming herb gardens to spotting subtle stress signals and reducing toxic household products, this episode is packed with fun, helpful, and actionable ways to help your cats feel more at ease.Whether you’ve got one cat or five (like Jae and Adrienne!), you’ll walk away with simple, powerful tools to create a calmer, happier home for your feline family.🐱 Episode Highlights💥 Cat stress is more common than you thinkThink hiding is the only sign of feline anxiety? Jae and Adrienne break down subtle stress signals you might be missing—like refusing to play, overgrooming, or changes in appetite and litter box habits.🧘‍♂️ What’s the cheapest & most effective way to reduce cat stress?Exercise! Yep—playtime is everything. Activating your cat’s prey drive through daily play helps reduce stress, build confidence, and boost health.📅 Routines = Peace of MindA consistent daily schedule (feeding, litter scooping, play) helps your cat feel secure. Bonus: they’ll tell you if you're 30 seconds late for mealtime. 😼🏡 Managing stress in a multi-cat householdFrom vertical spaces and catwalks to “lanes of traffic,” they share how they keep harmony in a 5-cat household—and why understanding each cat’s individual personality matters.🌿 Natural remedies for stressThey dish on everything from calming herb gardens and pheromone diffusers to CBD and their signature Cat Calm blend (with 80+ herbs and minerals).🌬️ Hidden stressors in your homeScented litter, air fresheners, candles, and even your own stress levels can affect your cat. Learn what to avoid—and how taking a post-work shower might help your kitty.📘 The Two Crazy Cat Ladies' Recommendations for Cat OwnersHere are some of Jae and Adrienne’s go-to strategies for keeping their cats healthy and stress-free:✅ Prioritize daily play — It’s more than just fun—it’s instinctual. Activate your cat’s prey sequence with wand toys like Da Bird.✅ Stick to a routine — Feed, scoop, and play around the same time every day to give your cats structure and security.✅ Offer natural calming aids — Try herbal blends like Cat Calm, or build an herb garden for self-selection.✅ Ditch the toxins — Avoid scented litters, plug-ins, and chemical cleaners. Even candles and essential oils can cause stress and inflammation.✅ Build vertical space & escape routes — Especially in multi-cat homes, give each cat their own safe zones and traffic lanes.✅ Manage your own stress — Cats mirror your energy. Take a breath, reset after a long day, or even shower to wash off cortisol.✅ Explore supervised outdoor time — From catios to window perches to leash walks, a taste of the outdoors can offer enrichment and reduce stress.🔦 Lightning Round Fun🎯 What’s in your cats’ bowls?Commercially prepared raw meat—this week: venison, chicken, and rabbit.🧸 Favorite enrichment toy?Da Bird wand toy is a fan favorite for triggering prey play.⏰ Who wakes them up first?Jack and Zorro, the boys!🔍 Last thing Googled?Permethrin—a common dog flea treatment that's dangerously toxic to cats.💛 Final Thought“Give your cats choice. Whether it’s food, play, hiding spots, or herbs—choice is a stress reliever. Watch them self-select what they need. It’s fascinating, empowering, and makes them feel seen.”—Jae and Adrienne, The Two Crazy Cat Ladies🐾 Connect with The Two Crazy Cat Ladies* Website: twocrazycatladies.com* Instagram: @TheTwoCrazyCatLadies* YouTube: @TwoCrazyCatLadies* Live Q&As: Every Monday night on social* Podcast: Back in the Closet – Live Wednesdays on Facebook & YouTube🐈 Share the Meow-sageIf this episode helped you better understand your cat—or made you laugh—forward it to a fellow cat lover! And if you’re feeling generous, leave a 5-star review so more cat parents can discover Golden Whiskers.Thanks for listening—and remember: your love is their calm. 💛 Get full access to Golden Whiskers at www.goldenwhiskerslove.com/subscribe
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  • Why Most Indoor Cats Never Need Another Vaccine With Dr. Jeff Grognet
    🎙️ Episode OverviewWelcome back to the Golden Whiskers Podcast! Today we’re tackling one of the most confusing topics for cat parents: vaccines. If you’ve ever stared at a vet’s reminder card and thought, “Do they really need this?”—this episode is for you.Joining me is holistic veterinarian and educator Dr. Jeff Grognet, founder of New Earth Vet. With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Jeff is on a mission to help pet parents care for their cats consciously—minimizing unnecessary treatments and maximizing wellness through education and nutrition.We also revisit my own cats, Niko and Milo, now 1 year and 9 months old. They received their core kitten vaccines, but I’ve skipped everything since—including the legally required rabies booster. Dr. Jeff lets me know if I’m officially a fugitive (spoiler alert: kinda)… and offers guidance for cat parents wondering the same.Whether you’re a new cat parent, questioning a postcard from your vet, or looking to deepen your understanding of feline immunity—this episode has you covered.🐱 What We Cover* Do vaccines really expire—or are we just conditioned to believe they do?* Why indoor cats may not need any vaccines after kittenhood* What “memory cells” are and how they protect your cat for life* The rabies law dilemma: legal rules vs. real medical need* When feline leukemia vaccines make sense—and when they don’t* The FIP vaccine myth (and why it should be off the table)* What over-vaccinating can do to your cat’s immune system* How to use titer tests correctly—and why most vets get it wrong* The connection between diet and immune health* How often healthy cats really need to go to the vet📘 Dr. Jeff’s Recommendations for Cat Owners🍼 Kitten vaccines only.Get the FVRCP series when they’re young—then stop. That may be all they ever need.💉 Skip annual boosters unless there’s a real risk.Indoor cats likely don’t need them. Let immune memory do its job.🚫 Never give the FIP vaccine.Studies show it made cats worse. Dr. Jeff’s advice: don’t touch it.📊 Do a one-time titer—if you need reassurance.A single titer after the kitten series can confirm immunity. No need to repeat.🐾 No flea, tick, or worm meds unless symptoms are present.Indoor cats don’t need monthly chemicals.🥩 Feed for health.Wet or raw food only. Dry kibble is high-carb and can sabotage long-term wellness.🧼 Home wellness checks matter.If your cat is active, eating well, has bright eyes and good muscle tone—you’re doing great.🛠️ Resources & Links🐾 Dr. Jeff’s Website: newearthvet.com📘 Free Download: Six Steps to Holistic Pet Health📬 Newsletter + Blog: Subscribe on the site for weekly insights and event updates🧡 Final Thought“We don’t need more vaccines just because the card says so. When we focus on nutrition and minimize toxins, our cats thrive—and we stop treating them like tiny dogs.”— Dr. Jeff Grognet🔔 Subscribe to the Golden Whiskers Podcast🐾 Join the newsletter at goldenwhiskerslove.com🎧 Listen, review, and share to help more cats—and cat parents—live longer, healthier lives Get full access to Golden Whiskers at www.goldenwhiskerslove.com/subscribe
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  • FIP No Longer a Death Sentence: Breakthrough Treatment + Holistic Care with Dr. Lisa Fiorenza
    Welcome back to the Golden Whiskers Podcast! This week’s episode is part detective story, part hope-filled healing journey. We’re talking all things FIP—once a death sentence for cats—and how holistic care is offering new hope and healing.My guest is the amazing Dr. Lisa Fiorenza, a Cornell-trained holistic veterinarian and owner of Dragonfly Holistic Veterinary Care. Not only has she helped over 70 cats recover from FIP, but she also successfully treated her own kitten, Flip, who is now a healthy nine-month-old firecracker.🐱 What We Cover:* What FIP is—and why it was once a guaranteed death sentence* The underground movement that helped save thousands of cats* How the breakthrough drug GS is finally available (and how to access it)* Signs to look for and how FIP is diagnosed (even when blood work is normal)* Why some vets still don’t know about the cure—and what to do if yours doesn’t* How holistic care supports immune balance, healing, and long-term wellness* What to feed your cat today to reduce their risk of future illness* The power of acupuncture, fresh food, and… poop. Yes, poop.📘 Dr. Lisa’s Recommendations for Cat Owners🧪 Suspect FIP?→ Reach out to FIP Global Cats for peer and vet support→ Consider a virtual consult with Dr. Lisa via Dragonfly Holistic Veterinary Care🍽️ Want to feed better without going broke?→ Download her Free Fresh Foods List for Cats (2025) on her site→ Look into brands like Simple Food Project or Medicus (freeze-dried raw)→ Prioritize hydration—ditch the kibble, embrace moisture🌿 Exploring holistic care?→ Herbs for immune modulation→ Acupuncture for pain relief and organ support→ Microbiome therapy (yes, poop!) for gut and immune health→ Avoid ultra-processed foods with gums, fillers, and artificial additives💡 Her motto: Fresh food, functional herbs, and feline-informed care.🛠️ Resources & Links* 🔗 Dr. Lisa’s Linktree (includes schedule, food list, consultations): * 📷 Instagram: @DrLisaHolisticVet * 💬 Facebook: facebook.com/DogtorLisa* 🐾 FIP Support Group: FIP Global Cats (via Facebook) – great peer and vet support🧡 Final Thought“Kibble is the absolute enemy of cats … Cats are made to get their fluid from their food.” – Dr. Lisa Fiorenza💌 Love what you heard?👉 Subscribe to the Golden Whiskers Podcast👉 Join our weekly newsletter at goldenwhiskerslove.com👉 Share this episode with a fellow cat lover 🐾Thanks for listening—and remember: every cat deserves a long, healthy life filled with snuggles, sunshine, and sardines. See you next time. 😻 Get full access to Golden Whiskers at www.goldenwhiskerslove.com/subscribe
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  • The Truth About Essential Oils and Cats: What Every Cat Parent Needs to Know With Caroline Ingraham
    Welcome to another episode of The Golden Whiskers Podcast—where we talk real-life cat care, practical wellness tips, and stories that help you help your cat live a healthier, happier life.Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of animal self-medication with one of the world’s leading experts in aromatic medicine—Caroline Ingraham. Caroline’s work spans 40+ years across species—from elephants to house cats—and she’s here to help us explore how cats naturally choose what they need to heal, especially when it comes to essential oils.We unpack the biggest myths, share practical tips for safely introducing aromatic enrichment, and even talk about how essential oils helped a cat go from “unadoptable” to cuddling in her foster’s lap. This one’s a mind-opener. 🧠💨🧪 What We Cover:* The biggest myth about essential oils and cats 😱* Why cats can absolutely self-medicate—and how they do it* The science behind feline metabolism and essential oils* Practical tips for safely offering essential oils or herbs* Why your indoor cat needs aromatic enrichment* How oils helped one cat overcome pain and trust issues* What to avoid (hint: synthetic oils + forced exposure = 🚫)📘 Caroline’s Recommendations for Cat Owners✨ Think of essential oils as medicine. Only offer them when needed—cats don’t require them for general wellness.🌿 For healthy cats: Try dried herbs or floral waters like rose or lavender. Let your cat roll, sniff, or walk away.🫙 Set up an herb mat: Sprinkle dried herbs (e.g., chamomile, valerian, seaweed) in small piles on a towel or blanket.💧 For cats with health conditions:Start slow and use gentle oils like sandalwood or lemon for kidney support. Never force oils—let your cat choose.🚫 Never apply oils topically unless the cat asks (and even then, dilute heavily). Oils work best via inhalation.🌿 For cats with cystitis or UTIs: Consider valerian or bitter almond (very potent—use with care and guidance).🔬 Caroline now offers downloadable charts that show which oils are most often selected for specific conditions. See below!🛠️ Resources & Links🌐 Caroline’s Website (with charts!):www.carolineingraham.com📷 Follow Caroline on Instagram:@caroline_ingraham📚 Upcoming Books:Caroline is releasing two books later this year:* A practical guide with charts and how-tos for cats, dogs, and horses* A deeper case-study-based book exploring the science and stories of animal self-medication📘 Stay tuned—Scott will share when they’re released in the Golden Whiskers newsletter!💭 Final ThoughtWe often overlook how intuitive and capable our cats are—especially when it comes to healing. Caroline reminds us that when we respect their instincts and give them the freedom to choose, they often lead themselves toward wellness.It’s not about doing more—it’s about doing less and observing more. Your cat might just be telling you what they need… if you slow down enough to notice. 🐱🌿✉️ Stay ConnectedEnjoyed this episode? Be sure to:✅ Subscribe to The Golden Whiskers Podcast⭐ Leave a 5-star review📬 Subscribe to the newsletter: GoldenWhiskersLove.comGet bite-sized feline wellness tips, exclusive expert interviews, and stories about Scott’s two rescue brothers, Niko and Milo. Get full access to Golden Whiskers at www.goldenwhiskerslove.com/subscribe
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  • You're Disciplining Your Cat All Wrong—Here's What Actually Works With Molly DeVoss
    Ever found yourself yelling “No!” to your cat… or reaching for the spray bottle? You’re not alone—and today’s guest says there’s a better way.In this episode, I’m joined by Molly DeVoss, a Certified Cat Behavior Specialist with over 25 years of experience in feline behavior, enrichment, and shelter intervention. She’s also the host of Cat Talk Radio and the founder of the nonprofit Cat Behavior Solutions. Molly joined me to talk about one of the most misunderstood parts of cat care: discipline. What works, what doesn’t, and how we can redirect unwanted behavior without damaging the human-cat bond.🎧 In This Episode:* Why punishment often backfires—and what to do instead* How to stop counter surfing (without a spray bottle!)* What your cat’s “bad” behavior might actually be telling you* The real reason your cat scratches furniture or skips the litter box* Tools and tips to guide your cat’s behavior the positive way* Why yelling doesn’t help—and what to try instead📘 Molly’s Recommendations for Cat Owners💡 Punishment doesn’t teach—it confuses.Your cat isn’t being “bad”—they’re either following instinct or communicating a need. Punishing natural behaviors just leads to stress and erodes your bond.🐾 Use humane deterrents (but never alone).Try sonic mats, motion-activated air sprays (like Ssscat), or carpet runners with the spiky side up. These create discomfort without you being the “bad guy.”🏠 Always pair deterrents with a better alternative.A counter-height cat tree, a tall scratching post, or a mealtime distraction can help replace the behavior—not just suppress it.🧠 Behavior is communication.Unwanted actions often stem from stress, boredom, or unmet needs. Rather than punishing, ask: “What are they trying to tell me?”🪴 Feed before food prep.If your cat jumps on the counter when you’re cooking, feed them first. A full belly often equals a calm cat.🍽️ What’s in Pico’s Bowl?🐰 Raw rabbit🦃 Raw turkey (current favorite!)🥣 Primal brand frozen raw🧊 Freeze-dried Vital Essentials for overnight feeding💧 Rehydrated with omega-rich bone broth🕓 Five small meals a day in flat, whisker-friendly bowls📍 Where to Find Molly🌐 Website: catbehaviorsolutions.org🎧 Podcast: cattalkradio.com🐾 Free shelter/rescue training: felinerightathome.com📸 Instagram: @cattalkradio_catbehaviorsolut/✨ Final ThoughtWhen our cats "act out," it’s easy to get frustrated—but what they often need isn’t punishment, it’s understanding. Whether it’s scratching, climbing, or an accidental coffee spill, take a breath, step back, and ask yourself: How can I help my cat feel safe, enriched, and understood?🎧 If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe, share it with a fellow cat lover, or leave us a 5-star review so more cat parents can discover how to help their cats live healthier, happier, and longer lives. Get full access to Golden Whiskers at www.goldenwhiskerslove.com/subscribe
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