The best cat book
On this cat books page, I will only recommend cat books that I own. I truly hate when people recommend products that they do not own.
How else would you know, if the material were quality or not. The content and stories on this page are things I learned during my cat book research.
Before I share my cat related stories I want to tell you about the cat book that helped set me straight on many cat related issues.
The e-book about cats only! is writen by Dr chris DVM. The good doctor provides cutting edge information that he collected from Vet medical journals and his own personal experience providing high quality cat care.
His cat book explains how to get your cat to use the litter box so you don't have to pay those expensive cleaning bills and so you don't have to pay to replace soiled objects
How to get your cat to stop being aggressive towards you or a family member
Start building a better bond with your cat today. The only way to do this is to understand cat behavior!
This cat book could save a visit to your vet.
Just one trip to the Veterinarian or to see an Animal Behaviorist can easily cost over $100, and that is just for one behavior problem.
While you should see your Veterinarian for severe problems, this all about cats book can go a long way towards solving multiple problems.
As we all know cats hate a trip to the vet and can become quite upset with the whole process. Why not try and save yourself some grief and agrivation and review this cat book at no risk to you!
More details of what is covered in this cat book
How to decrease the amount of stress in multi-cat households
How many litter boxes do you really need in a multi-cat household
Proper litter box maintenance
Why litter boxes from the grocery stores and pet stores don't cut it when it
comes to today's cats
Why a simpler litter box is better than a $200 mechanical box
Which situations should you seek a veterinarian's advice
Which situations might require medical help
Why some cats don't bury their excrement
12 ways to eliminate marking behavior
Also normal cat behavior explained, because if you don't know what normal is, how can you be sure the behavior is abnormal
Great tips on how to identify which cat is not using the litter box in multi-cat households, you might not believe these!
Why your cat sometimes bites you when your petting them and how to stop it
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Cats history
The cats history goes way back
The story may be unlikely, but it makes a point about how the Egyptians worshiped and loved the cat. Egyptian art also featured cats in a humorous vein in much the same way as modern greeting cards. Scraps of papyrus and limestone found at ancient Egyptian sites include cartoon style drawings of cats in various unlikely roles. The cats history can also be traced back to ancient Greek times.
The Greeks identified cats with women, and in particular with the goddess Venus as Venus was the goddess of farming as well as fertility, the cats history as represented by Greek art pales in comparison to the amount of cats that are noted in a Egyptian art.
The cats history in Egyptian art sometime shows cats in domestic settings. Example: sitting at the feet of the owner's chair or on a woman's lap or also in the hunting fields, where they were used to flush out to wildfowl for the hunters.
For odd cat behavior tails submited by cat owners all over the world visit the strange cat behaviors cat community submission page. Post comments or add your own feline friends weird behavior stories and pictures of cats.
Ragdoll cat books
Ragdoll or Siamese Cat Breeds
An excellent website devoted to the siamese catLearn what changes you can expect in your Siamese cats coloring, personality and health as he/she ages.
I put together a resource page for the ragdoll cat. I also have a video that shows how this breed looks when they are kittens compareded to the full color adults. Oh and yes the ragdoll cat video also has plenty of romping and playing.
Facts from the cat book
My cat book a work in progress
This fact about cats is not because they are less intelligent than dogs, but because they simply do not see the advantages to their personal gain.
If they want to master a particular skill such as figuring out how to operate a door latch to let them in or out of the cold, they will do so because the rewards are of a personal nature. Whether their owner thinks it is cute or clever does not mater to the cat in general.
Cat facts about playing
Playing is of course a different matter, and even quite elderly cats will enjoy a hunting game with a catnip mouse or similar toy. Cats generally use playtime to practice their hunting skills that they were taught as kittens.
This is evident by the way the cat toy is stalked, the quick shake of the prey (or toy) that would brake the neck of a small rodent and then the way toy is pinned down for investigation.
Got a scared cat? Some cats panic every time the smallest change occurs teach your cat to calm down and become less nervous in any situation.
More about cats
Learn what the differences are between a pedigree cat and a non pedigree cat. Find out what kind of cat is best for you.
What is a non pedigree cat?
The definition of a non pedigree cat is if they do not belong to any of the recognized pure breed cat groups. In Britain they are popularly known as moby's and sometimes in the United States, known as Alley cats. In the dog world they would be known as mutts.
Even though these cats are not pure bread they may exhibit characteristics of an established breed. There is nothing to suggest that non pedigree cats are in any way inferior to there more up scale cousins or purebred pedigree cats.
In fact, a non pedigree cat may have the finest characteristics of a particular pedigree animal. Meaning that the best part of these purebreds is contained in a mix known as the domestic non pedigree cat. In many cases, you will find that this domestic cat has fewer health issues, calmer temperament and will make for a better pet.
One of the main reasons for this is that intensive breeding and genetic manipulation of a pedigree cat can cause inherent health problems.
An example of this would be the peak faced Persian. This cat was bred to have a shortened nose and to give a flat faced style. Breeding has resulted in breathing and airway blockage problems for this particular cat. You'll also find that this animal develops tear duct problems and has an improper closing of the jaw, which can create eating difficulties for this animal.
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Complex Cat Whiskers
More to the whisker then meets the eye
The cat whisker.The base of the cat whisker goes three times deeper into the skin than a regular cat hair does. This provides a firm and strong attachment.
The cat's whiskers are embedded into individual fibers capsules attached to their own large receptor muscles. Working together these muscles allow the cat to sweep its whiskers forward to investigate prey or another cat, or pull them back out of the way.
The base of the whiskers has four types of nerve receptors so when the whisker is deflected the cat can accurately feel the degree of pressure. This can help determine wind direction, speed and duration. In particular, the muzzle whiskers are brought into play when a cat is in close contact with small prey. They enable a cat to interpret movement and shape of the prey, and even the direction of the lay of the prey's coat.
So you see that the cat whisker is all knowing and all seeing.
Wikipedia for cats
The cat (Felis catus), also known as the domestic cat or housecat"Housecat" in the American Heritage Dictionary to distinguish it from other felines and felids, is a small carnivorous mammal that is valued by humans for its companionship and its ability to hunt vermin and household pests. It has been associated with humans for at least 9,500 years and is currently the most popular pet in the world.
A skilled predator, the cat is known to hunt over 1,000 species for food. It can be trained to obey simple commands. Individual cats have also been known to learn on their own to manipulate simple mechanisms, such as doorknobs and toilet handles.YouTube - Gizmo Flushes Cats use a variety of vocalizations and types of body language for communication, including meowing, purring, trilling, hissing, growling, squeaking, chirping, clicking, and grunting. They are also bred and shown as registered pedigree pets. This hobby is known as cat fancy.
Until recently the cat was commonly believed to have been domesticated in ancient Egypt, where it was a cult animal. A study in 2007 found that the lines of descent of all house cats probably run through as few as five self-domesticating African Wildcats (Felis silvestris lybica) circa 8000 BC, in the Near East. The earliest direct evidence of cat domestication is a kitten that was buried with its owner 9,500 years ago in Cyprus.

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