Providing explanations for all sorts of cat behaviors, a guide for cat owners and lovers offers ideas drawn from the latest research into why cats sleep so much, why they are so curious, and how domestication has changed the entire species.
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What is a cat? The most enigmatic of creatures--both affectionate and aloof, graceful yet powerful, a warrior and a napper. Roger Tabor, a world-renowned expert on felines provides a fascinating look at the mysterious world of the cat in Roger Tabor's Cat Behavior: A Complete Guide to Understanding How Your Cat Works. Tabor explains how a cat works both physically and emotionally. Crisp color photographs and concise text provide an extensive view of the cat as both a pet and a predator. The mechanisms of movement, the significance of sleep, and the emergence of new "designer cats" are just a taste of the diverse topics covered. Cats are becoming ever more popular as household pets, leading to an increase in behavioral problems. Tabor believes this is caused by the emergence of more "indoor" cats. Undoubtedly this is a controversial issue with good reasons for and against confinement. But whatever an owner's choice, Tabor's commonsense advice will help those bored or stressed kitties. Of course not all adverse cat behavior is related to a cat's environment--some problems are just part of being a kitty, be it spraying or clawing the furniture, and Tabor's tips will be acceptable for both kitty and master.
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- PublisherReaders Digest
- Publication date1998
- ISBN 10 0762100133
- ISBN 13 9780762100132
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages144
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