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CatCog: Cat Science & Psychology

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  • Why Cats Turn Into Bread: The Science of Cat Loafs Explained
    Why do cats sit in the “loaf” position — paws tucked neatly under, tail wrapped, looking like a fresh loaf of bread? In this episode, we dive into the science and psychology behind the cat loaf. Learn what this adorable pose reveals about your cat’s comfort, health, body temperature regulation, and trust in you. Whether your cat is a seasoned bread loaf or an occasional tucker, discover the surprising reasons behind this behaviour — and what to watch out for if it changes.
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  • Every Level of Cat Age Explained
    How fast do kittens grow? When does a cat become a rebellious teen? What signs show your cat is entering their golden years? In this episode, we explore every stage of feline development—from the blind, deaf “potato” of a newborn kitten to the wise (and grumpy) senior citizen. Learn what changes in a cat’s brain, body, behavior, and health as they age, including:Rapid growth milestones in the first 6 monthsWhen socialization, vaccines, and nutrition matter mostHormonal chaos and ankle ambushes during the teen phaseThe peak predator years (3–6) and how to support their primeSubtle shifts in behavior and health in mid-life catsSenior cat care, including cognitive aging and sleep changes
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  • The Secret Photographer Behind Every Famous Cat Photo
    Discover the story of Walter Chandoha, the pioneering cat photographer whose work transformed the way the world views cats in photography, pop culture, and advertising. Learn how Chandoha's images have shaped viral calendars, greeting cards, internet memes, and even inspired scenes in movies like Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange." With a portfolio of over 90,000 cat photos, Chandoha elevated cats to mainstream icons, influencing American visual culture and pet representation from Life Magazine to National Geographic. This video explores Chandoha's groundbreaking approach to photographing cats, the historical context of his success post-World War II, and the unique techniques that made his images stand out in an era before Instagram and cat memes became a cultural phenomenon. By examining Chandoha’s legacy and the psychological impact of his photos, this documentary uncovers why his work continues to resonate in today's digital age, making this essential viewing for fans of cat photography, animal history, and viral cat culture.
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  • The Psychology of Cats - University Lecture
    Cat psychology and feline behavior are complex fields that illuminate how our pets think and interact. In this lecture, Dr. Bowen from the Royal Veterinary College explores cat cognition, territorial instincts, and communication signals to help you understand feline minds. Drawing on research in cat cognition, psychology, and evolution, learn why cats domesticated themselves, how they use territory, and how to interpret purrs and body language. You’ll also discover insights into feline sensory perception, problem‑solving, and learning processes.Dr. Jon Bowen is a renowned veterinary surgeon with over 25 years of experience addressing behavior problems in dogs and cats. He leads the behavioral medicine referral service at the Royal Veterinary College and is a respected lecturer and international speaker. With numerous research papers and book chapters to his name, Dr. Bowen delves deep into normal and problematic pet behaviors, the human-animal bond, and animal welfare.
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  • The CIA's $20 million Cat Experiment
    What happens when the CIA tries to turn a cat into a Cold War spy? You get one of the strangest and most expensive espionage failures in history. In this episode, we explore the true story of Project Acoustic Kitty—a real CIA operation where millions were spent surgically transforming a house cat into a mobile surveillance device. From implanted microphones to tail antennas, the plan was ambitious, absurd, and doomed from the start.
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CatCog is the science-based podcast that unravels the secret world of cat behavior and psychology. Hosted by Adam, a psychologist who’s combined his two degrees with a lifetime love of felines, each episode digs its paws into the latest research to help you better understand your furry friend. Whether you’re curious about why cats meow, how they communicate, or the science behind those hypnotic purrs, you’ll find fascinating facts, practical tips, and fun, approachable science here.From interviews with experts to sharing the newest findings on cat cognition, CatCog explores what makes our cats tick—and how you can give them their happiest, healthiest life. Join Adam and his cat, Moon, as they dish out cat knowledge that’s as entertaining as it is enlightening. Subscribe, tune in, and see exactly how cat science and psychology can transform your connection with your favorite feline.
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