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CatCog: Cat Science & Psychology

CatCog: Cat Science & Psychology

Auteur(s): Adam Gill
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CatCog is the podcast for people who don’t just love their cats—they want to understand them.

Hosted by Adam, a psychologist who treats feline behavior with the seriousness it deserves, we decode the "why" behind the meow. We skip the fluff and generic tips to dig into the actual science: How does their vision work? Why do they really zoom at 3 AM? And how can we use biology to give them a longer, happier life?

Join Adam and his cat, Moon, as they translate complex research into a user’s manual for your favorite predator.Cat Cognition
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  • When Do Kittens Actually See You?
    Jan 16 2026
    The first time your kitten opens their eyes, they can't actually see you. For the next few weeks, you're nothing but a warm blur - a presence, a feeling. But somewhere around week four, everything changes. You finally come into focus.

    In this episode, we decode the complete science of kitten vision development - from sealed eyelids to the moment they truly see you for the first time. Spoiler: "eyes open" is just the beginning of a much longer journey.

    Most sources tell you kitten eyes open between days 7 and 14. What they don't explain is why your kitten still can't see clearly for weeks afterward. The answer involves three invisible barriers: a vascular network covering the lens, photoreceptors that need time to mature, and neural pathways that take months to fully wire.We explore the landmark 1984 Braastad study that revealed something counterintuitive: kittens raised in complete darkness actually open their eyes FASTER than kittens raised in light. We also discuss Nobel Prize-winning research by Hubel and Wiesel that established the critical importance of visual input during early development - proving that if kittens don't receive visual input during a specific window, they never develop normal vision.

    https://blog.catcognition.com/when-do-kittens-open-their-eyes/

    ✅ Watch the full video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CatCog
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    7 min
  • Ozempic for Cats Is Here (But You Can't Buy It Yet)
    Jan 2 2026
    Why is your cat ALWAYS hungry? It's not greed - it's biology. Scientists just started the MEOW-1 clinical trial for OKV-119, an implant that could end feline obesity. But you don't have to wait. In this video, I explain the evolutionary reason your cat won't stop eating, and share 2 natural methods to trigger the same satiety response - without the drug.

    https://blog.catcognition.com/glp1-drugs-cats-okv119-meow1-trial/

    ✅ Watch the full video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CatCog
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    8 min
  • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs for Cats (The Ultimate Care Guide)
    Oct 29 2025
    Most behavioral issues (like scratching or aggression) stem from unmet psychological needs. In this episode, we adapt Maslow's Hierarchy for felines, identifying the missing layers in your cat's life—specifically Self-Esteem (Territorial Control) and Self-Actualization (The Predatory Sequence).

    We cover:
    • The 5 Pillars: The veterinary standard for a healthy feline environment.
    • Safety vs. Security: Why a "safe" home can still feel insecure to a cat without high vantage points.
    • Whisker Fatigue: How the wrong food bowl causes low-level chronic stress.
    • The Hunt: Why "play" isn't optional; it's a biological requirement.
    Stop focusing on "discipline" and start focusing on "fulfillment."
    https://blog.catcognition.com/what-do-cats-need-to-be-happy/

    Key Topics: Maslow's Hierarchy, 5 Pillars of Feline Care, Cat Behavior, Environmental Enrichment, Cat Psychology, Animal Welfare.

    ✅ Watch the full video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CatCog
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    11 min
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