Understanding Your Cat: Revised and Updated

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Macmillan, Mar 15, 1992 - Pets - 221 pages
-What makes cats purr?
-Is declawing the safest and most humane way to save your furniture?
-How can you make your animal companion an ideal house guest?

Prominent veterinarian and animal behavior expert Dr. Michael W. Fox answers these questions and many more in this practical and informative guided to owning and caring for your feline companion. Unveiling the mysteries of the feline world, he analyzes every aspect of the cat, from the nest instincts in newborn kittens to the psychological and emotional impact of neutering and declawing adolescent cats.

Understanding Your Cat is an imaginative and thoroughly knowledgeable approach to choosing and training your cat.
 

Contents

Foreword
11
Man and
17
Wildcat Relatives
29
Chapter 3
37
Chapter 4
54
Chapter 5
81
Chapter 7
138
Cat Owners Ask
177
Bibliography
205
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About the author (1992)

Dr. Michael W. Fox, who holds a veterinary degree and a doctorate of psychology from London University, is the author of "Understanding Your Dog. "He writes a monthly column on pet care for "McCall's, "and his syndicated "Animal Doctor" column runs nationally. He lectures widely and is the Vice President of The Human Society of the United States in Washington.

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