Synthetic Pheromones Make Cats More Social

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Synthetic Pheromones Make Cats More Social

Dog Talk (And Kitties Too!) (11-03-2018) #595: Featuring Dr Karen Sueda, Dorian Rence, Feral Love, and Aaron Hancox. Board certified veterinary behaviorist Dr Karen Sueda talks about the calming effect on cats of synthetic pheromones like Comfort Zone diffusers, “nature’s lavender” which can make cats more social; Tracie talks to NY Philharmonic violist (for over 40 years) Dorian Rence, who is the star of the NY Cat Film Festival featured documentary “Feral Love,” about her stewardship of a colony of feral cats in a New York city park; Aaron Hancox — the co-director with Michael McNamara of a new full length documentary “Catwalk” — talks to Tracie about making the feline cat show version of the fictional film “Best in Show.”

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Synthetic Pheromones Make Cats More Social

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