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Booklist
for Cat Lovers
- The
New Natural Cat A Complete Guide For Finicky Owners
by Anitra Frazier. Known among dedicated cat owners
as the definitive handbook, one that "listened"
to what the cats themselves told us about their bodies,
their behaviors and their lives. This book is a holistic
approach to the care of cats.
- Think
like a cat by Pam Johnson-Bennett. More than
just a behavior book, Think Like a Cat is also an
authoritative resource for cat owners of all stripes.
Topics range from where to get a cat to selecting
a vet; from basic health care to treating more serious
medical problems; from choosing a scratching post
that your cat can’t resist (really, it can be
done) to secrets for avoiding litter box problems.
If you’ve been unsuccessful in correcting your
cat’s behavior problems, Think Like a Cat will
get you and your cat back on track.
- Twisted
Whiskers by Pam Johnson-Bennett. If you are
at your wit’s end and don’t know where
else to turn for help with your misbehaving kitty,
this book is for you. It’s the next best thing
to a personal consultation with Pam. Virtually every
behavior problem is covered with step-by-step techniques
for correcting the behavior and re-establishing a
closer bond with your cat.
- Cat
vs. Cat by Pam Johnson-Bennett's newest book,
Cat vs. Cat is a one-of-its-kind guide to setting
up and maintaining a peaceful multi-cat home. Cat
vs. Cat goes where no others have when it comes to
solving the unique challenges of living with more
than one cat.
- Good
owners, Great Cats by Brian Kilcommons
and Sarah Wilson, 1995. Well organized, understandable
and easy to practice training methods--the perfect
book for the first-time cat owner.
- Know
Your Cat by Bruce Fogle, D.V.M., 1996.
350 amazing photographs highlight the text that depicts
the cat's life from birth to maturity. Feline communication
and body language have never been so well portrayed.
- Roger
Tabor's Cat Behavior, 1998. Important aspects
of cat behavior are clearly illustrated and explained.
Very helpful in understanding why cats do what they
do.
- Catwatching
(the Illustrated Edition) by Desmond Morris,
1994. A beautifully illustrated old favorite that
presents and answers fascinating questions about cats
and cat behavior.
- Cats
for Dummies by Gina Spadafori and Paul
D. Pion, DVM, DACVIM. Don't let the title put
you off. This book is a great resource for those who
have extensive experience with cats as well as for
the first-time cat owner. Its detailed index makes
it a handy reference book for behavior counselors.
- Show
Biz Tricks for Cats by Anne Gordon,1996.
A professional animal trainer reveals the training
techniques you need to teach your cat 30 impressive
tricks. Only easy, proven, humane, and positive reinforcement
techniques are used.
- Is
Your Cat Crazy? by John Wright, PhD, 1994.
A certified animal behaviorist presents creative solutions
to behavior problems from his casebook. He explains
why cats behave as they do and what owners can do
to modify behavior.
- The
Cat Who Cried for Help, by Dr. Nicholas Dodman,
1997. The author is a veterinarian and director of
the Animal Behavior Clinic at Tufts University School
of Veterinary Medicine. He illustrates with his own
case studies how feline behavior problems can be solved
using the latest information on pharmacology and feline
behavior.
- Hiss
and Tell, by Pam Johnson, 1996. A short,
but highly amusing book by a feline behavior consultant.
The author describes 13 bizarre, but instructive cases
and how she successfully solved them.
- Psycho
Kitty, by Pam Johnson, 1998. Clear, common
sense explanations of how to solve a variety of behavior
problems.
- For
the Latest Information on Cat Care and Behavior...
Catnip (newsletter) Tufts University School
of Veterinary Medicine. P.O.
Box 420014, Palm Coast,
FL 32141
Tel: 1-800-829-0926
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