Another of Gwen Bohnenkamp's amusingly illustrated behaviour books. This book explains what is normal behaviour in cats and how we can still let them act like cats, but in a way we can live with.

Household destruction is the second most common behaviour problem experienced by cat owners.  Generally destruction of household furniture and fittings is the result of the cat sharpening and wea...

Usually cats spend the majority of the day snoozing.  Long, quiet 
periods may be interspersed with brief periods of frantic activity.  
More commonly the active period...

Housesoiling accounts for about 50% of all cat behaviour problems.  
Few owners will tolerate the cat's urinating on the bedding or defaecating in the cupboard very many times befo...

Most people consider cats to be asocial or even antisocial.  Neither of these assumptions is strictly true.  Cats like to have stability in their social and physical environment.  Any e...