Overview:
An evidence-based book written by members of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists that explains why cats behave as they do. It covers feline communication, social organization, play and the development of problem behaviors. Practical, science-based solutions are offered for litter box problems, aggression, scratching and fear. It is a high-quality client-education resource that veterinary teams can recommend with confidence.
Key Topics Covered:
- Feline communication and body language
- Social behavior and multi-cat household tension
- Litter box avoidance and urine marking
- Inter-cat and owner-directed aggression
- Scratching and destructive behavior
- Environmental enrichment and stress reduction
Target Audience:
Cat Owners, General Practitioners, Veterinary Nurses






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