Why Is My Cat Doing That? - Hardcover

Is there a feisty feline in your life? Does Kitty like to sharpen her claws on the sofa, the curtains, and even your legs? This friendly, practical guide is designed to help cat owners identify and correct troublesome behaviors, including climbing, scratching, and excessive “talking,” as well as litter box training and diet tips. * Everything you need to understand and deal with your cat's behavior can be found in this new book from respected vet and cat expert, Sarah Heath.* Who says you can't train a cat? Unlike standard cat books, this reference book helps owners understand why Kitty does what she does and provides simple ways to retrain her.* People are cat crazy! The pet market is booming--and in the U.S. alone, there are more than 81.4 million cats. Cat fanciers will be dying to get their claws into this book.

Sarah Heath BVSc., MRCVS is a veterinary surgeon and pet behaviour counsellor who writes regularly on behavioural topics for veterinary and popular magazines. She is Veterinary Officer to the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors and runs her own pet behaviour referral practice. Sarah has written several books on cat and kitten behaviour and and has done both television and radio work on the subject. Sarah is also President of the European Society for Veterinary Clinical Ethology and in 2002 became a Founding Diplomat of the European College of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine (Companion Animals) and she is a Past President of that College. She lectures extensively at home and abroad on behavioural topics.

Sarah Heath BVSc., MRCVS is a veterinary surgeon and pet behaviour counsellor who writes regularly on behavioural topics for veterinary and popular magazines. She is Veterinary Officer to the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors and runs her own pet behaviour referral practice.

Sarah has written several books on cat and kitten behaviour and and has done both television and radio work on the subject. Sarah is also President of the European Society for Veterinary Clinical Ethology and in 2002 became a Founding Diplomat of the European College of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine (Companion Animals) and she is a Past President of that College. She lectures extensively at home and abroad on behavioural topics.