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"Think Like a Cat"
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"Think Like a Cat"
by Pam Johnson-Bennett |
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• Nicely organized into sections for easy browsing
• Written in a no-nonsense, friendly style
• Excellent section on health
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• None noted
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The Bottom Line -
If I could only own one feline resource book, this would probably be the one.
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Where to go and how to choose a cat for a perfect match to your
own personality and lifestyle.
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Head to Toe - a guide to your cat's body and how to read what he's saying to you with his various parts.
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How to tell when your cat is sick and when to call the veterinarian.
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How to use playtime with your cat for behavior modification.
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A more thorough look into various behavioral problems, the possible causes for them, and modification techniques that work.
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Litter Box - worthy of a whole section to itself.
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Scratching posts, scratching behavior, and ways to encourage your cat to scratch responsibly.
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No Sour Puss Here
"Think Like a Cat" is not just a cute title. In fact, people who are the most successful in raising happy, healthy, cats are those who have become attuned to their cats' signals, those who have learned how to think like a cat. A tall order, you might say, but one with rewards beyond imagination. Pam Johnson-Bennett takes us through a magical tour of the cat's world, from a primer on the parts of a cat (how and why they work), to an in-depth discussion of diseases and maladies that can befall a cat, from the mundane fleas to the more serious feline leukemia. There are few questions about raising cats that are not answered somewhere in this book, and you'll likely find yourself thinking like a cat for answers to those.
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