E.13: Can Medicine Be Cured? - An interesting book and some new things coming

E.13: Can Medicine Be Cured? - An interesting book and some new things coming

In this episode will be talking about an interesting book I found and some other changes in my perspective and probably in this podcast. To buy the book: https://amzn.eu/d/eU30e7a Discord Community: https://felvet.co.uk/cat-community-discord/ Lullabies for Cats: https://felvet.co.uk/listen-to-the-lullabies-for-cats/

E.12: Lullabies for Cats. What are they?

In this episode, I’m excited to share that my Lullabies for Cats are now available on streaming platforms! These soothing and calming lullabies are designed to connect with your cat’s inner world and promote relaxation, creating a deeper bond between you and your feline companion. You can now listen to them on all major platforms, and I encourage you to explore the full collection at lullabiesforcats.com [https://lullabiesforcats.com]. Join our community on Discord to discuss the impact of these lullabies and connect with other cat lovers who want to enhance the emotional well-being of their cats. Links: * Discover more on Lullabies for Cats: [link] [https://www.lullabiesforcats.com] * Join our community on Discord: [link] [https://felvet.co.uk/cat-community-discord/] Let the calming power of music enhance your cat’s life and bring more peace to your home!

EPISODE 11: Navigating Different Paths as a Vet – with Purple Vet

What does it really mean to be a veterinarian today? In this episode of Heart, Cat and Soul, I sit down with Tina Hansen, also known as Purple Vet—a holistic veterinarian who’s walked a courageous path of transformation. From conventional practice to alternative approaches, from burnout to rebuilding with purpose, Tina shares the highs, the heartbreaks, and the unexpected joys of choosing a different way. We reflect on the challenges vets face, the emotional toll of the profession, and what happens when you choose to listen to your intuition. Tina is one of the Holistic Vet Sisters and offers her own online services, supporting animals and their people with compassion and insight.🌐 More about Tina: https://www.purple.vet/ [https://www.purplevet.com] 🐾 Join my community: https://felvet.co.uk/cat-community-discord/

EPISODE 10: Are Cats Truly Complicated?

In this episode, we'll explore how society often labels cats as complicated, aloof, or mean, and how these perceptions can shape the way we interact with our feline companions. We might not realize it, but these biases influence the bond we share with them. It's time to rethink how we see cats and how we can build stronger, more understanding relationships with them. We can do better. Discord Community: https://discord.gg/zDdQrWVy Consultations: https://felvet.co.uk/felvet-services/

EPISODE 9: Women and Cats - Underestimated by Science

In this episode of "Heart, Cat and Soul," we delve into the intricate connections between women, cats, and the realm of science. Inspired by the book Doing Harm, which examines the historical marginalization of women in medical research and treatment, we explore parallels between this bias and the treatment of cats, both in veterinary medicine and cultural narratives. Key Discussion Points: * Gender Bias in Medical Research: We discuss how women have been historically underrepresented in clinical trials, leading to gaps in medical knowledge and treatment efficacy for female patients. * Cultural Perceptions of Cats: We also delve into how cats, much like women in science, have faced marginalization and superstition throughout history. Despite their contributions, they have often been misunderstood or undervalued, reflecting broader societal biases. Resources Mentioned: * Book Doing Harm: This insightful work delves into the biases women face in medical settings. You can purchase it on Amazon [https://www.amazon.com/Doing-Harm-Truth-About-Getting/dp/0062470809]. * My website: www.felvet.co.uk [https://www.felvet.co.uk] Join us in this episode as we uncover the shared narratives of women and cats, shedding light on the importance of recognizing and valuing contributions that have historically been overlooked.