Spring & Summertime For Cats & Dogs
‘Why is my cat picking and scratching itself bald on only half its body?’ A listener emailed pictures and we discuss the many possibilities from fleas to reacting to a pregnant human friend. What you need to do to prepare your dogs and cats to be the lucky ones in a rescue if Mother Nature hits your town with a flood, fire hurricane or tornado. Are dogs and cats able to read our thoughts? Deb Wolfe’s experiences tell her they receive mental pictures and special guest, Dusty Rainbolt has a theory about pheromones.
Does your cat disappear when its time for meds or the Vet? Well, if not psychic how does s/he know? Deb talks about the different ways to pet the different types of dogs; the fearful, the in your face love me too much dogs and the dogs you are meeting for the first time, and Dusty tells you how your cats like to be pet and how they perceive the world which for the most part is similar to the life view of the tiniest toy dogs when it comes to human touch.
For more details about Deb Wolfe’s Animal World check out Deborah Wolfe, Pet Expert on Facebook & To see the dogs that visit Camp Good Dog every week playing on the farm and swimming in the pond please go to www.facebook.com/campgooddog/
BIO:
Dusty Rainbolt is an award-winning cat behavior author. She released her latest book, Cat Scene Investigator: Solve Your Cat’s Litter Box Mystery, to help people resolve their cat's litter box avoidance. She's also author of Kittens for Dummies, Cat Wrangling Made Easy: Maintaining Peace & Sanity in Your Multicat Home and Ghost Cats: Human Encounters with Feline Spirits. She also penned the paranormal mystery, Death Under the Crescent Moon. Her scifi fans know Dusty for her comedy novel All the Marbles and as coauthor of the outrageous Four Redheads of the Apocalypse fantasy series.
Dusty is past president of the Cat Writers’ Association. Since joining CWA in 1995, her books, columns, reviews and articles have been honored with more than 50 writing awards including being named Friskies Writer of the Year three times. Her articles and columns regularly appear on Catster.com and in other print and online publications.