Looking for podcasts to listen to with your pet? Don't worry. They don't care what you hear. But this list of shows will help you translate their behavior, understand what they're thinking, and learn more about them and human history, and how they fit into our world. (or how we fit into their world), and help remind us to celebrate the joys they have. animals in our lives.
creature preacher
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Would you like to know what your pet is thinking? Top creature preacher, renowned animal psychic Nancy Mello sits down with pets and their people to bridge the communication gap between humans and animals. How do dogs actually feel about their silly nicknames? Does your rabbit like being stroked between the ears? creature preacher is more than just a podcast, it's a revelation that our pets have a lot more to say than we ever imagined.
6th degree of cat
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6th degree of cat This book is not specific to our cats, how to make our cats better cats, or what celebrities think about their cats. We will explain culture through the lens of cat history. (And cat science, philosophy, archeology, folklore, anthropology, etc.) It comes straight from the mind of cat admirer Amanda B., and with the help of guest experts, we explore the origins of cats. , explores the true nature of cat people. , the overlooked relationship between men and cats, and the timeless cult of cats.
taking a walk with the dog
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upon taking a walk with the dog, Emily Dean and Shih Tzu Raymond can be heard walking their dog in London with the comedian, actor, author and podcaster. Many of the chats revolve around dogs, so they're perfect for dog lovers, but they're also great conversations to just eavesdrop on, with the great atmosphere of a walk in the park with a friendly pup. .
The Purcast
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After almost a decade of talking to cat people (the equivalent of 1,000 podcast years) because they can't talk to cats, Sarah Iyer and Stephen Ray Morris have decided to call it quits. The Purcast, a chat show filled with cat interviews, cat news, and the kind of cat anecdotes that only cat owners can truly understand. There's no need to feel sorry that it's over. I'm glad it's over. Even if you're new to the show, you'll be spoiled for choice with nearly 500 episodes, including interviews with all kinds of cat people, including artists, filmmakers, comedians like Margaret Cho, podcasters, and more. Like George Hardstark (my favorite murder case) and Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop). If you don't like great cat puns, don't ask.
dogs save people
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Do you think having a dog has made you better and happier? Has your life improved? dogs save people that's right. Hosted by fashion designer and animal activist John Bartlett, the show features interviews with various guests who talk about their relationships with dogs. It reminds you to be amazed by your dog and realize that dogs are positively influencing you in all sorts of ways. My favorite part: It includes a short guided dog walk meditation that helps you bond with your dog and the world around you.
Regional cat news
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Regional cat news reports local news from a cat's perspective, allowing cats to voice their opinions about their homes, people, neighborhoods, and everything around them. In addition to the latest cat mattress reviews, bug sightings, and suspicious squirrel updates, you can also expect cat poetry and a place where your summoned cats can vent about humans. This book is written by cats, for cats, and is perfect for cat lovers (almost anyone who owns a cat).
comfortable creature
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What living things give you peace of mind? your dog? Sloth? unicorn?It doesn't matter comfortable creature, host Ella McLeod and Alexis B. Preston celebrate something with their feet (or fins, scales, or tails). They interview friends about their favorite creatures, discuss fictional creatures, travel back in time to meet historical pets, and weigh the pros and cons of owning a pet around the world. Each episode is his 30 minutes of pure peace and joy.
sexier than a squirrel
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sexier than a squirrel It's all about training your dog to overcome the most troublesome behavioral problems. (Sometimes it's just a little bit of human training.) Whether you're trying to get your dog to stop pulling on the leash, searching for the balance needed to make your dog the perfect companion, or whether your dog's sleep is a sign of dog behavior. When you're wondering what kind of impact it has on you, this is the place to go. Please show me. It's a positive space for anyone in need of a little dog therapy. A lot of the advice is game-based, so it's a lot of fun to follow.
petrophile
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petrophile This one is for pet owners, but it doesn't focus on how cute puppies are (although we acknowledge that that's probably true). It's really about everything surrounding your cute pup: the larger pet care industrial complex and the people who support it. This is the place to go for extremely useful information about pet retail, food and aviation safety, and grooming products. Tune in for information on keeping your pet alive, laughing, and loved, or if you're considering owning a pet for the first time. This is the information you need to know.
Friends of pet loss
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Anyone who has lost a pet knows that taxi rides can be devastating, yet we are often not given the space we need to grieve and heal. (I didn't have to take time off from work when my grandpa died, but I did have to take time off from work when my cat died.) Friends of pet loss understands this and shares experiences, recommendations, and insights to help listeners who have lost a pet. Hosts Nancy Saxton-Lopez and Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio are family therapists and best-selling authors. Friends of pet loss. They speak with pet loss doulas, veterinarians, trainers, and the general public who discuss a wide range of ways to grieve and heal after losing a furry friend. I'll give you advice if you need it. You can also just listen to other people's experiences if you like.
