88% of cat owners saw health improvements with Smalls
After switching to Smalls cat food, 88% of cat owners reported overall health improvements in their pets, according to Smalls' own research.
Snapshot · Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 115 | The Brutal Sugarcane Serial Killer
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Jun 17, 2026
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Smalls Cat Food Sponsorship
At 47:20 · chapter starts 46:48
The host pauses for a Smalls cat food sponsored segment, framed around her own cats' transformation since switching from processed food. She references her 'Scarf and Barf' problem disappearing and notes visible improvements: shinier coats, less shedding, and significantly less odour. Forbes named Smalls the best overall cat food, and the brand's own data shows 88% of cat owners reported health improvements in their pets after switching. The host highlights Smalls' risk-free refund policy and directs listeners to smalls.com/CCCM for 60% off the first order, free shipping, and free treats for life.
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