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Published by Jae & Adrienne
We're just 2 girls. Sitting in a closet. With wine and cats. Sharing information on health & longevity for felines.
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What if we told you there’s a naturally occurring compound that has been researched for more than 70 years, with an impressive body of published scientific literature behind it... and most cat parents have never even heard of it?It’s called PEA (palmitoylethanolamide), and this week we’re diving into the science with one of the most respected voices in integrative veterinary medicine, Dr. Judy Morgan.PEA isn’t a new wellness trend. Research into this fascinating fatty-acid compound dates back to the 1950s, and scientists continue to study its role in the body, including its relationship with normal inflammatory responses, cellular signaling, mast cells, the nervous system, and the endocannabinoid system.So what exactly is PEA? How does it work within the body? What has decades of research taught us about it? And why are more pet parents and integrative veterinarians becoming interested in its potential role in supporting normal comfort, mobility, and overall wellness? Join the podcast to find out!
We’re kicking off Stuff We Love September with something we talk about ALL the time... hydration! 💧🐱Cats are naturally designed to get much of their moisture from their food, but the reality is that many cats today eat dry or mixed diets and simply don’t take in enough water on their own.So what if there was an easy (and delicious) way to help bridge that hydration gap?In this episode, we’re joined by Sarah Zieman, creator of Cat Years, to talk about what led her to take a closer look at feline hydration and ultimately create a lickable treat specifically designed to help cats get more moisture into their day.And she didn’t stop at creating the product. Sarah brought scientists into the process to actually study feline hydration and put the product to the test.We’re talking about:💧 Why cats can be so challenging to keep properly hydrated🐱 What Sarah learned about cats eating wet, dry and mixed diets🔬 How the research came together and what the scientists discovered🥩 How the ingredients are selected and sourced😻 What makes Cat Years different from your average lickable treat❤️ And why small, simple changes to your cat’s daily routine can make a differenceIf you’ve ever wondered whether your cat is really drinking enough water, this conversation is for you.Because when it comes to feline hydration, sometimes we need to think beyond the water bowl.Get your Cat Years here: https://catyears.com/
This week, Lora Lee Medley joins us to explore the fascinating world of crystals, from their ancient history and modern-day uses to the ways cats may interact with their energy. We’ll talk about the science (and skepticism!), bust some common crystal myths, share beginner-friendly crystals, explore the connection between crystals and your cat’s chakras, and cover the most important part: How to use crystals safely around cats.Whether you already have crystals all over your house or you’re wondering what the heck people are doing with all those pretty rocks, come get a little woo woo with us!Learn More about Lora Lee Medley: https://www.moonmojofeline.com/
Can healing happen through frequency?This week on Back in the Closet, we're joined by holistic cat behaviorist, author, and energy practitioner Julie-Anne Heart of Naturally Cats for one of the most fascinating conversations of our Woo Woo Month series.Julie-Anne shares how she combines intuitive guidance with frequency technology to support both cats and their humans, and why she believes balance begins with the body's own energetic communication.But this isn't just theory...Over the past several weeks, Julie-Anne has been working remotely with our own cat, Friday, who many of you know has struggled with stress, spraying, and tension within our multi-cat home. In this episode, we share the changes we've witnessed, the questions we've asked along the way, and why this experience has completely expanded the way we think about healing.Together we'll explore:🐈 What frequency healing actually is (without all the confusing jargon)⚡ How the body's natural electrical signals relate to health and balance🌎 How energetic support can be offered across any distance💜 Why emotional, behavioral, and physical wellbeing may be more connected than we realize✨ The surprising changes we've seen in Friday during her own frequency support journeyWhether you're already immersed in the world of frequency healing or simply curious to learn more, this conversation invites you to have an open mind and explore a different perspective on wellness.Learn more: Naturally Cats Website: https://naturallycats.co.uk/
Have you ever had the feeling your cat knew something before you did?Maybe they seemed to sense your stress before you even realized it yourself. Maybe they became anxious when you were anxious... or developed health challenges that strangely mirrored your own.Coincidence? Shared environment? Or could there be a deeper connection?This week on Back in the Closet, ER veterinarian Dr. Barrie Sands joins us for one of our most fascinating conversations yet, as we explore the mysterious bond between cats and their humans.Dr. Sands explains the important difference between quantum entanglement, a well-established phenomenon in physics, and biofield entanglement, a concept that explores how living beings may share subtle energetic connections. She also shares why she believes that some human-animal relationships can form exceptionally deep bonds that go beyond what we typically experience.Together, we'll explore the heart-brain connection, the role of stress and emotion, and why healing ourselves may also influence the well-being of the cats we love.Whether you're deeply spiritual, scientifically curious, or somewhere in between, this episode will leave you asking one question:How deeply connected are we to our cats... really?Learn more about Dr. Barrie Sands at: https://drbarriesands.com/
When we see adorable adoption photos online, it's easy to forget everything that happened before that happy ending.This week, we're joined by Meagan Licari, founder of Puppy Kitty NYC, an incredible rescue organization dedicated to helping the animals that so many others overlook.From street rescues and TNR efforts to heartbreaking medical cases and life-saving rehabilitation, Meagan shares what it's really like to devote your life to animals in need.We talk about compassion fatigue, the overwhelming cat overpopulation crisis, the emotional highs and lows of rescue work, and the incredible resilience animals continue to show—even after unimaginable hardship.Whether you've adopted a rescue, support your local shelter, or simply love animals, this conversation offers a powerful look behind the scenes at the people who refuse to give up on them.❤️ Because every rescue has a story... and every life is worth fighting for.Learn more here: https://www.puppykittynyc.org/
What if the key to saving more cats isn't working harder - but working together?This week on Back In The Closet, we're joined by the incredible team behind One United Paw: Sally Williams (Mission Meow), Erin Lydy (FC3 Firelands Community Cat Coalition), and Sterling "TrapKing" Davis. Together, they're building a connected rescue community where collaboration replaces competition, proving that when rescue organizations support one another, more animals benefit.In this inspiring conversation, we explore:🐾 Why collaboration is more powerful than competition in animal rescue🐾 How rescues can share resources, knowledge, and support instead of working in isolation🐾 The challenges facing rescue organizations today - and how unity creates solutions🐾 Practical ways anyone can strengthen their local rescue community🐾 Why the philosophy "A rising tide lifts all boats" has the power to transform animal welfareWhether you're deeply involved in rescue, volunteer your time, foster animals, donate when you can, or simply care about making a difference, this conversation offers hope, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on what's possible when we come together with a shared purpose.Because when one rescue succeeds, more lives are saved. And when we lift each other up, we all rise. Follow here: @1unitedpaw
Have you ever wondered if one small act of kindness could truly change the world?This week on Back in the Closet, we're joined by Victoria and Jan of LIC Feral Feeders, a volunteer-run rescue organization in Long Island City, Queens, that's proving the answer is YES.What started with a simple Facebook message and a shared love for community cats has grown into an incredible movement dedicated to feeding, rescuing, fostering, and humanely reducing homeless cat populations through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). While working full-time jobs, these passionate volunteers have built a thriving rescue network that's changing lives every single day.In this inspiring conversation, we'll talk about:🐾 How ordinary people became extraordinary advocates for cats🐾 The life-changing impact of TNR and community cat rescue🐾 What rescue really looks like behind the scenes🐾 Preventing burnout while continuing to make a difference🐾 How every person - regardless of time, money, or experience - can help cats in their own communityWhether you've rescued hundreds of cats, thought about fostering, or simply want to make the world a little kinder, this conversation will leave you inspired to take that first step.Join us live as we celebrate the incredible humans who dedicate their lives to helping cats - and discover how even the smallest act of compassion can create a ripple effect that changes countless lives.💜 Learn more about LIC Feral Feeders:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/licff Follow on Instagram: @licferalfeeders
Throughout the month of July, we're shining a light on the incredible people and organizations making a difference in the lives of rescue cats. ❤️In this episode, we're joined by Carin from Hide & Scratch to talk about the Give A Cat A Box mission and how something as simple as a cardboard box can reduce stress, provide comfort, and improve the lives of cats while they wait for their forever homes.Come learn how you can make a real difference for shelter cats.Be a part of our community campaign to gift boxes: https://www.giveacatabox.com/twocrazycatladiesGive A Cat A Box: https://www.giveacatabox.com/Rescue Orgs can request to be added here: https://www.giveacatabox.com/partners/requestIndividuals can "suggest a rescue" for me to reach out to here: https://www.giveacatabox.com/suggest-a-rescue
This week Back In The Closet with the Two Crazy Cat Ladies, we’re joined by Jamie Smith, CEO & CoFounder of Innovative Pet Lab, to talk about something many cat parents never think about until symptoms appear… parasites.We’ll be discussing IPL’s new at-home parasite test for cats and why their approach to testing is so different from traditional screening methods. Many parasite tests only look at one piece of the puzzle, which can sometimes lead to missed infections or confusing results. IPL’s more comprehensive testing approach is designed to help cat parents get clearer answers from the comfort of home.We’ll also talk about:• Common signs of parasites in cats• Why some infections are often overlooked• False positives and false negatives• Gut health and the microbiome• The stress of vet visits on cats• How at-home testing may help cats and their humansClick here to get yours for 30% off: https://www.innovativepetlab.com/discount/2CCL30
What really happens to a cat’s brain as they age… and is cognitive decline inevitable?This week Back in the Closet, we are joined by Carter Easler—self-proclaimed science junkie and passionate researcher—to dig into the real data behind cognitive health in cats.We are talking about:• What the research actually shows about feline cognitive decline• How common cognitive dysfunction really is in aging cats• The connection between brain health and longevity• Early signs cat parents often miss• And what we can do to support healthy brain function - starting nowIf you have ever noticed changes in your cat’s behavior as they age… or you want to help protect their long-term health… this is a conversation you do not want to miss.We are asking the questions, diving into the science, and breaking it all down in a way that actually makes sense—so you can make empowered decisions for your kitties.Because when it comes to their health… knowledge is everything.🎧 Listen in and learn how to support your cat’s brain for a longer, healthier life. Get Clarity here: https://twocrazycatladies.com/shop/cat-health/clarity/
Light therapy might sound a little “out there”… but it’s quickly becoming one of the most talked-about tools for natural pet wellness.In this episode, we sit down with Jackie and Julie from AnimalSol to break down what light therapy really is, how it works in the body, and why cats are such great candidates for it.We cover the most common ways it’s being used - from inflammation and healing to overall wellness - plus how to safely get started at home (even with a cat who won’t sit still).If you’re curious about a gentle, non-invasive way to support your cat’s health, this episode is a must-listen.Click here to learn more: https://www.animasol.life/Click here for pdf on light therapy: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid...
What if your cat’s eyes could tell you more than you ever imagined?In this episode, we’re diving into a topic that’s completely different from anything we’ve explored before! We’re joined by animal iridologist Poppy Phillips, who specializes in “reading” the eyes of cats, dogs, and horses to uncover patterns, imbalances, and deeper insights into their health and wellbeing.Through the intricate colors and markings in the iris, Poppy shares how the eyes may reflect what is happening inside the body - often before symptoms become obvious. We explore how this practice works, what it can reveal, and how it fits into a more holistic, proactive approach to caring for our cats.Whether you are curious, skeptical, or somewhere in between, this conversation opens the door to a perspective most cat parents have never considered.If you have ever seen changes in your cat's eyes and wondered what it means... this episode is for you. Tutorial download link https://holisticanimalinsights.com/pet-iris-photos Podcast discount code https://equinealt-hai-onlineappt.as.me/podcast
Death is something most of us fear, avoid, or struggle to understand - especially when it comes to losing an animal we love.In this deeply moving conversation with Isla Fishburn, we explore a perspective that has the power to transform the way we experience grief, loss, and transition. Dr. Fishburn shares her profound insights on death as sacred medicine and how our animal friends may be guiding us through some of the most meaningful moments of our lives... including when they leave this world.This conversation invites us to rethink everything we’ve been taught about death, and instead see it as part of a sacred journey - one that holds wisdom, healing, and even continued connection.If you have ever loved and lost an animal, or know that day will come, this episode is one every cat parent needs to hear.Learn more here: https://kachinacanine.com/
If you have a senior cat - or have ever loved a cat through their final chapter - this episode is for you.We’re joined by Dr. Lindsey Wendt to talk about what caring for an aging cat really looks like - from proactive support and quality of life, to navigating that moment when you realize time may be shorter than you want it to be.This isn’t just about “end of life.” It’s about how to stay present, how to keep showing up for them, and how to support them with love, comfort, and intention every step of the way.If you’ve ever felt unsure, overwhelmed, or just want to do right by your cat in their later years, we hope this conversation helps brings you peace and clarity.
Cats have a way of finding us exactly when we need them. But is it just coincidence… or something more? In this episode of Back in the Closet, we welcome back cat communicator Lora Lee Medley to explore the deeper purpose our cats have in our lives. From the lessons they teach us to the ways they guide our healing and growth, we’ll talk about how our cats may be showing up for us in ways we don’t always recognize at first.Click here for Moon Mojo Feline: https://www.moonmojofeline.com/ Click here to get your Feline Essential Herb Garden: https://twocrazycatladies.com/shop/
Dr. Randy is back for the final installment of his C.A.T.S. series, and this time we’re talking about the “S” - Stress Reduction.When we think about stress in cats, we often picture anxiety or behavioral issues. But stress runs much deeper than that. It can be chemical, environmental, sensory, nutritional, and even emotional. And the truth is, many of the health challenges our cats face have chronic stress hiding underneath them.In this episode, Dr. Randy breaks down the hidden stressors in our cats’ daily lives — from toxins in food, water, toys, and household products, to excessive noise, artificial light, and other overlooked environmental pressures. He also explains how stress impacts the immune system, gut health, hormones, and long-term vitality.Most importantly, we talk about what you can do. Because reducing stress doesn’t require perfection. It requires awareness, intention, and small changes that add up to a calmer, healthier life for your cat.If you’ve ever wondered how to truly support your cat’s whole-body health, this conversation is a must-listen.Click here for Dr. Randy: https://drrandypetvet.com/
Could your cat’s dental health be the key to their longevity?This week we’re joined again by Penny Wood, aka Dr. Zoolittle — longevity zoologist — to talk about why dental health matters far beyond fresh breath.From big cats in the wild to the little panthers in our homes, oral health plays a major role in inflammation, organ health, resilience, and overall lifespan.In this episode, we explore the powerful connection between the mouth and the body, why dental disease is so common in cats, and how supporting oral health may be one of the most important things you can do for long-term wellness.If you care about helping your cat live a longer, healthier life, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Click here for your free gift: https://fabulous-composer-1371.kit.com/42bfc1a926
Dr. Randy is back to join us for his C.A.T.S. Series! In this episode he will be discussing the importance of paying attention to our cats teeth - with dental health being a huge factor into a feline's overall health. Don't miss this one!Click here to learn more about Dr. Randy: https://drrandypetvet.com/
Dental health is about so much more than teeth. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Emily Stein, a leading scientist in oral microbiome and soft tissue inflammation, to explore why dental health matters deeply for cats - AND how the connection between humans and their cats may be closer than we ever imagined. This conversation just might change how you think about oral health forever.
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