Posted on Sun 09 November 2025 in update • Tagged with interviews, podcast, 19 Cats and Counting, cats, senior pets, adoption & rescue
Senior cats often end up in shelters through no fault of their own, when an owner passes away or moves into a care facility. In this episode of 19 Cats and Counting, Dr. Kelly Cairns joins host Rita Reimers, who has adopted several senior cats herself, to talk about what …
Posted on Tue 24 September 2024 in news • Tagged with interviews, Scripps News, dogs, senior pets
🐶 It's National Dog Week! Alex Livingston interviewed Dr. Kelly Cairns from Thrive Pet Healthcare on Scripps News "Morning Rush" show. They discussed the perks of adopting senior dogs, detecting arthritis, and saving on pet care. 🐾
📸 The show also shared adorable pictures of the Morning Rush crew's pets - Love it! 🐕
Posted on Fri 13 September 2024 in update • Tagged with interviews, podcast, 19 Cats and Counting, cats, internal medicine, senior pets, kidney disease
New Podcast Alert: Kidney Disease in Cats with Dr. Kelly Cairns
Listen to Episode #128 Now:
Listen to the latest podcast episode of 19 Cats and Counting with Dr. Kelly Cairns. Join hosts Linda Hall and Rita Reimers as they sit down with Dr. Kelly to discuss a critical topic …
Posted on Wed 06 March 2024 in news • Tagged with interviews, 1150 KKNW, senior pets, prevention, wellness
Dr Kelly Cairns talks about proactive wellness care for your senior pet on 1150 KKNW's Love Has Many Faces.
Posted on Fri 05 May 2023 in update • Tagged with interviews, podcast, 19 Cats and Counting, cats, senior pets, arthritis
One of the biggest issues for cat parents is getting that yearly wellness check for our felines. Since cats are masters at hiding illness, it’s more important to get them seen each year. Twice a year is recommended for senior cats. Dr. Kelly will tell us why this is …
Posted on Tue 28 February 2023 in update • Tagged with interviews, podcast, 19 Cats and Counting, cats, senior pets, prevention, wellness
One of the biggest issues for cat parents is getting that yearly wellness check for our felines. Since cats are masters at hiding illness, it’s more important to get them seen each year. Twice a year is recommended for senior cats. Dr. Kelly will tell us why this is …