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Love doesn’t end at the vet’s office door. Jamie sits down with animal communicator Susan Morano to trace a remarkable journey from heartbreak to hope—starting with her dog Jack’s sudden cancer diagnosis and ending with a trail of unmistakable signs that led her to a puppy she believes is Jack returned. The story is specific, grounded, and surprisingly practical: dates, symbols, distances, and choices made in real time, not vague platitudes.

We unpack what animal communication looks like when it’s useful. Susan describes receiving quick images and “mind movies,” the kinds of questions that bring clarity, and the surprising rule that helps pets linger when they visit: meet them with gratitude, not grief spikes. From there, we widen the lens to how animals mirror our energy, why anxious households create anxious pets, and how small nervous systems soak up our stress until it becomes a health risk. Susan shares the journal practices she uses with clients to navigate illness, loss, and the possibility of reincarnation without getting lost in wishful thinking.

Along the way, Jamie brings personal stories—a long-lived cat who still seems to dart past the doorway, and a new rescue dog with mystery origins. Susan offers quick reads that match later facts, plus practical guidance on breed confusion, feeding routines after scarcity, and making hard vet calls when the kindest choice isn’t the most expensive. If you’re grieving, you’ll leave with a simple bedtime method to invite a dream visit and a steadier way to notice signs in daylight: coins in odd places, a toy moved, another pet staring at “nothing.”

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Rewind back to Sunday 9-7-2003 (hour 2)
In the episode you will hear
Mark, Donna, Brad, & Jamie

The difference between Italy and the USA

Bruce listening on KFAB a mix breed dog is peeing on the carpet if not in her kennel.

Mrs. Wilson listening in Westland Michigan. I have a baby squirrel that fell out of its nest. What should I do with it?

Audra listening on KLIZ A recently neutered cat is licking his area. How do I keep him from doing that?

Email Question - Angel has a question about a python.

Justine has a 6 month old lab. Likes to bite to play?

Does you have any info on monkeys?

A 12 year old cat grabs her toy and howls in the middle of the night. Why?

Time for News

KBTM Mike Tries Trivia

Email - Can I cross a boa and a python

How can I make my dog's stay in a kennel better?

Peggy tries the trivia

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Animal Talk, it’s America’s Pet Show!
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Thanks for listening and as always... Have an exotic week and kiss your wild thing for me.

Send your pet photos in now and we will add your fur kids to the #PetParade. jamie@animaltalkradio.com

What happens when pet behavior takes an unexpected turn? From a Chow/German Shepherd mix with persistent indoor accidents to a Labrador puppy who thinks children are chew toys, this episode of Animal Talk dives deep into the fascinating and sometimes perplexing world of animal behavior.

When that adorable puppy grows into an adolescent dog with behavioral challenges, knowing exactly how to respond makes all the difference. Our experts explain why crate training isn't just about preventing accidents—it's about creating security and structure that benefits both you and your pet. As one host wisely notes, "Housebreaking is a two-step process: learning where not to go, then learning where to go." This simple framework transforms how pet parents approach common training hurdles.

The heart-tugging reality of wildlife rescue takes center stage when a listener calls about a baby squirrel she found. While the desire to help is admirable, our team offers a sobering perspective on the challenges of caring for wildlife without proper training. From feeding schedules every two hours to specialized techniques for helping them eliminate waste, the discussion provides valuable insight for anyone who might encounter distressed wildlife.

For those with more exotic companions, we tackle questions about snake health post-surgery and the impossibility of crossing certain reptile species. The team shares their golden rule of pet health that applies across all species: "If you don't know whether to call about something, it means you should." This simple yet powerful advice could save your pet's life, whether they're furry, feathered, or scaled.

Ready to transform your understanding of animal behavior and become a more confident pet parent? Listen now, and don't forget to subscribe for more expert advice that will deepen your connection with the animals in your life. Have a pet question of your own? We'd love to hear from you in the comments!

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Rewind back to Sunday 9-7-2003 (hour 1)
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Mark, Donna, Brad, Jamie, & Jason the intern

Do you kiss your pets?

Do you talk to them

Kirby the stock tip cat

Fact or Fiction

A cat was given baby tylenol. That is a BAD thing.

Kayla listening on KFAB - What can I put in my rat's cage? Are cedar chips bad? (spoiler: yes)

Email from Tony - Why do dogs sniff people's crotches?

Annette on KFAB - tries the Fact or Fiction

Suzanne has a guess about the scorpions and cat pee question.

Email question: I see a trend of naughty pets. How do I keep from getting bit when I am out and about?

Chris from Hartford CT listening online. My wife wants a dog but I have a dog phobia, what can I do?

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Jamie Flanagan
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Thanks for listening and as always... Have an exotic week and kiss your wild thing for me.

Send your pet photos in now and we will add your fur kids to the #PetParade. jamie@animaltalkradio.com

Did you know that over half of pet owners admit to kissing their furry companions, and a third confess to talking to them on the phone? These surprising statistics reveal just how deeply connected we are to our animal family members - but this close bond sometimes leads us down dangerous paths.

We share the sobering story of a cat named Cuddles who nearly died after her owner administered "baby Tylenol" based on internet advice claiming it was safe. This cautionary tale highlights why consulting your veterinarian is always better than trusting Dr. Google with your pet's health. The internet might be the information superhighway, but it's also the misinformation superhighway when it comes to pet care.

For small animal owners, we dive into budget-friendly bedding alternatives like shredded newspaper that work just as well as expensive pet store options. Just remember to avoid cedar and pine shavings, which contain toxic oils that can harm your little critters.

Dog behavior takes center stage as we tackle everything from inappropriate sniffing to handling potential aggression. When your dog greets visitors with an embarrassing crotch inspection, the solution isn't punishment but training alternative greeting behaviors. And if you encounter an unfamiliar dog while walking, we provide potentially life-saving advice: avoid eye contact, turn sideways, remain still, and never run or scream - actions that could trigger a chase response.

Whether you're looking for the perfect breed match for your family or trying to navigate challenging pet behaviors, our decades of experience help cut through the noise to give you practical, reliable guidance. Visit WearingFunny.com for fun pet parent gear, and remember to subscribe, leave a comment, and join our community of passionate animal lovers!