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TITLE/AUTHOR: WHY DOES MY CAT. . . ? by Sarah Heath
PUBLISHER: Souvenir Press, London, England, Copyright 1993, Reprinted 1997, ISBN 0-285-63147-0
ILLUSTRATOR: Black-and-white drawings by Russell Jones
DESCRIPTION: Hardcover, Gold cloth covers, Gilt lettering on spine, 221 pages, Approx. 5 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches, Gift Quality
CONDITION: FINE, Pages clean, tight and white
DUST JACKET: FINE, Very light edge wear
BOOK SYNOPSIS: Why does your cat . . .? How well do you really know the beautiful, mysterious, independent animal that shares your home, winds around your legs, purrs in your ear and then goes off without a backward glance on business of its own that you can never share? Why, when he is so scrupulous about grooming himself and using his litter tray, does he suddenly spray on your drawing-room carpet and what makes him roll ecstatically on the flower beds?
Living with a cat that retains his individuality, comes and goes as he pleases, and chooses, of his own free will, to return to you day after day, is an immense privilege that all cat-owners cherish. This book ensures that it will remain a source of joy and happiness and not become a doubtful blessing.
Your cat, as Sarah Heath explains in this enlightening look at why cats do what they do, is still very similar to the tiger in the jungle. His behavior is dictated by wild instincts, and his natural response to situations in the home may not always be convenient to the humans who live with him. What can you do to redirect your cat's instincts or remove the stimulus that provokes an unwelcome reaction, so that your cat can be himself without becoming a problem to the household?
In an eye-opening A to Z of cat behavior Sarah Heath, a veterinary surgeon and pet behavior counselor, explains what motivates your cat to do what he does, and then shows how an understanding of feline instincts can help you deal with behavior that may be a problem to you but is often perfectly normal.
Informative and full of insights into the minds of cats, these solutions provide ways to create a healthy and loving relationship between cats and the humans who share their homes with them.
TITLE/AUTHOR: WHY DOES MY CAT. . . ? by Sarah Heath
PUBLISHER: Souvenir Press, London, England, Copyright 1993, Reprinted 1997, ISBN 0-285-63147-0
ILLUSTRATOR: Black-and-white drawings by Russell Jones
DESCRIPTION: Hardcover, Gold cloth covers, Gilt lettering on spine, 221 pages, Approx. 5 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches, Gift Quality
CONDITION: FINE, Pages clean, tight and white
DUST JACKET: FINE, Very light edge wear
BOOK SYNOPSIS: Why does your cat . . .? How well do you really know the beautiful, mysterious, independent animal that shares your home, winds around your legs, purrs in your ear and then goes off without a backward glance on business of its own that you can never share? Why, when he is so scrupulous about grooming himself and using his litter tray, does he suddenly spray on your drawing-room carpet and what makes him roll ecstatically on the flower beds?
Living with a cat that retains his individuality, comes and goes as he pleases, and chooses, of his own free will, to return to you day after day, is an immense privilege that all cat-owners cherish. This book ensures that it will remain a source of joy and happiness and not become a doubtful blessing.
Your cat, as Sarah Heath explains in this enlightening look at why cats do what they do, is still very similar to the tiger in the jungle. His behavior is dictated by wild instincts, and his natural response to situations in the home may not always be convenient to the humans who live with him. What can you do to redirect your cat's instincts or remove the stimulus that provokes an unwelcome reaction, so that your cat can be himself without becoming a problem to the household?
In an eye-opening A to Z of cat behavior Sarah Heath, a veterinary surgeon and pet behavior counselor, explains what motivates your cat to do what he does, and then shows how an understanding of feline instincts can help you deal with behavior that may be a problem to you but is often perfectly normal.
Informative and full of insights into the minds of cats, these solutions provide ways to create a healthy and loving relationship between cats and the humans who share their homes with them.
