The Hissing Feline
Each week on The Hissing Feline podcast, Clark Greer interviews cat experts across the United States who share their knowledge and perspectives about cats. You'll hear from university professors, directors of animal shelters and cat organizations, veterinarians, and individuals who can speak to the daily needs of cats. Guests on the podcast discuss everything from kittens to community cats, health concerns to cat stress, and adoption to training and behaviors.
The Hissing Feline
Latest Episodes
Feline diabetes: Symptoms, the importance of early diagnosis, types of treatment, and management
One big health concern of cat owners is feline diabetes. What are symptoms that cat parents can recognize? What treatments are available for the disease? How can diabetes be managed in cats?This episode of The Hissing Feline features a d...
Cat first aid: How to know if your cat is in distress, respond to those situations, and prepare for emergencies
Cat emergencies can happen anytime and with little or no warning. On this episode, well known pet first aid expert Arden Moore talks about recognizing when a cat is in distress and what to do in those instances. She discusses the most common ty...
Considering fostering kittens? What are the challenges, requirements, and benefits?
Fostering kittens is more than feeding and caring for them over a period of time. Fostering plays an important role in the growth and life of a cat. It helps with socialization and prepares cats to be adopted into their forever homes. It’s kind...
Training cats: A discussion about reasons and methods for training with Allison Hunter-Frederick, Certified Cat Behavior Consultant and Trainer
Today's guest is Allison Hunter-Frederick. She is a certified cat behavior consultant and trainer located in Lincoln, NE, and owner of Allison Helps Cats.On the podcast, Allison talks about whether the type of cat relates to trainability...
Community cats and the work of Friends of Feral Felines in Charlotte, NC.
Community cats are a big concern of neighborhoods across the US. There are many cat-related organizations in towns and cities that are dedicated to dealing with populations of feral and stray cats. Their efforts not only focus on trap, neuter, ...
