Back In The Closet - Two Crazy Cat Ladies

This is going to be an exciting new series for cat parents!!!

In this special 4-part series, we’re joined by the incredible Dr. Randy Aronson, DVM - an integrative veterinarian with a true passion for helping cats thrive. Dr. Aronson has spent decades supporting feline health with a whole-body approach, and in this series, he breaks down his powerful C.A.T.S. framework: Complete Nutrition, Activity, Teeth, and Stress Reduction.

In Episode One, we’re diving into “C” for Complete Nutrition - and wow, is this a topic close to our hearts. We talk about what “complete” really means when feeding obligate carnivores, why the microbiome matters more than most cat parents realize, and how diet plays a huge role in preventing chronic disease. Dr. Aronson explains the science in a way every cat parent can understand, while also empowering you to make simple, meaningful changes at home.

If you’ve ever wondered what nutrients your cat truly needs, how to support a healthy gut, or why ultraprocessed foods may be holding our cats back, this episode is packed with eye-opening insights.

Get ready to learn, laugh, and fall even more in love with understanding your cat’s health... because when you know better, you can feed better. And your cat deserves nothing less.

Learn more about Dr. Randy here: https://drrandypetvet.com/

Can sound actually heal our cats? In this fascinating episode, we chat with Dr. Amaya Espindola about the science and soul behind sound therapy for cats. From David Teie’s feline-specific music to Dr. Amaya’s own healing lullabies, we explore how rhythm, vibration, and voice can calm stress, strengthen bonds, and even help picky eaters.

Cat Lullabies: https://felvet.co.uk/listen-to-the-lullabies-for-cats/

We’ve seen first-hand how much our own stress, travel, and neglect for self-care ripples through our home - and into our cats experience. Especially recently.

On this episode, we'll explore the profound connection between our inner balance and our cats' well-being - reminding us that true care for them begins with care for ourselves.