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"The Cat Who Cried for Help"
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"The Cat Who Cried for Help"
by Dr. Nicholas Dodman |
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• Written with compassion and skill
• Clever titles draw the reader in
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• None
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The Bottom Line -
The chapter on declawing alone is reason enough to own this book.
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Biting the Hand That Feeds - owner-directed aggression
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Give Peace a Chance - cultivating relationship between unfriendly cats
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The Devil You Don't Know - Illness masquerading as aggression
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The Cat Who Cried for Help - a debate is stimulated
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Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow - the agony of self-mutilation
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Haunting Experiences
In The Cat who Cried for Help, Dr. Nicholas Dodman explores feline behavioral aberrations that haunt cat lovers: redirected aggression, inappropriate elimination, yowling at night, wool-sucking, and self-mutilation, to name a few. His treatment methods combine extensive re-training and discrete medication, and he is not afraid to admit an occasional failure.
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