Show Notes
In what is now becoming an end of season tradition, Adam talks to practicing vet and TikTok sensation, Dr Ben Simpson-Vernon, to help tackle some of your cat questions and queries. Dr Ben talks of his own relationship with cats, the common welfare issues he experiences in practice, pet welfare on social media and how he is looking forward to being on the Cat of the Year judging panel for the 2024 National Cat Awards. Plus, Cats Protection behaviourist Nicky joins to discuss a range of your Cats’ Tales including; winning the affection of your cat, whether you should make your own cat food and if a missing tail affects a cat in any way. Thank you to everyone who has listened to season two of Cats Got Your Tongue?. Please keep sending in your questions and stories to [email protected] or WhatsApp to 07824 551 076 and keep an ear open for our festive Christmas special coming this December… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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