Understanding Your Cat: How to Interpret What Your Cat is Really Telling You

Understanding Your Cat will teach you everything you need to know about how to communicate with your cat!

Understanding Your Cat will teach you everything you need to know about how to communicate with your cat!

Only through true understanding can we form loving and lasting bonds with our feline companions, so it is doubly important that we learn to interpret the sounds and postures that they use to talk to us. Understanding Your Cat will teach you all you need to know to communicate effectively with your pet, from learning the difference between a yowl and a mew, to identifying what it means when your cat’s hair stands on end. Understanding Your Cat will also explain how cats perceive the world and how they would interpret your behavior, which will allow you to adapt your habits to make your feline feel safe and contented. With this increased understanding, you can promote better communication, prevent problems and resolve behavioral difficulties. With chapters entitled: "How to Bond with your Cat", "Touch and Healing", "Talk with your Cat", "Super-Sense", "How to Live with your Cat", "Your Cat’s Sixth Sense", and "Cat Behaviour A-Z", you’ll have access to everything you might need to know when interacting with your cat. Understanding Your Cat will even delve into the characteristics and traits of over 40 different breed personalities, so that you can more specifically tailor your actions and intonations to your particular cat’s needs. You’ll never again feel at a loss when your cat caterwauls at you!

Author and freelance journalist David Alderton is an international best-selling authority on pet care and natural history, with his book sales totaling millions worldwide, in over thirty languages. Having trained to be a veterinary surgeon, David’s books have been very well received, and two of his books on cats and their care have been cited by well-known zoologist Dr. Desmond Morris in his list of ‘The 100 Best Cat Books since 1727’. David’s work has won awards in the US from the Cat Writers’ Association of America and the Maxwell Medal from the Dog Writers’ Association of America, as well as being nominated for the Sir Peter Kent Conservation Book Prize. David has also worked as a consultant for the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council based in Washington, DC. He lives in Brighton, UK.