Overview:
A science-based text describing the natural behavior of the domestic cat and how it shapes welfare in different living environments. It covers feline social organization, communication, development and predatory behavior. Welfare challenges in homes, catteries, shelters and feral populations are examined. Practical measures to improve feline welfare are proposed.
Key Topics Covered:
- Feline evolution and domestication
- Social organization and communication
- Behavioral development and socialization
- Welfare in multi-cat homes, shelters and catteries
- Feral and free-roaming cat populations
- Environmental enrichment and stress reduction
Target Audience:
Animal Welfare Scientists, Feline Practitioners, Shelter Staff, Students






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