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Cat Behavior Decoded. Reading What Your Cat Is Telling You
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- Nombre de pages143
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-59567-9
- EAN9783565595679
- Date de parution28/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille859 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
A cat purrs contentedly on a lap one moment, then bolts without warning the next, leaving its owner bewildered. This common scenario has cemented the myth of the aloof, unpredictable feline. But what if the cat was communicating clearly all along, and people simply missed the memo?
"Cat Behavior Decoded" dismantles this profound misunderstanding, revealing the rich, subtle language cats use to navigate their world.
Drawing on landmark research from the John Bradshaw Anthrozoology Institute, the book demonstrates that cats don't have a special language for humans; they treat people as large, benevolent, but often clumsy, fellow cats. Every tail flick, slow blink, and cheek rub is a precise signal rooted in feline social behavior, a conversation most owners are not equipped to hear. Learning to read this language is more than a simple curiosity; it is a critical component of animal welfare.
This guide teaches you to recognize the silent signs of stress, pain, and contentment, transforming your relationship from one of confusion to one of deep, mutual understanding. Discover how to finally have the conversation your cat has been trying to start.
Drawing on landmark research from the John Bradshaw Anthrozoology Institute, the book demonstrates that cats don't have a special language for humans; they treat people as large, benevolent, but often clumsy, fellow cats. Every tail flick, slow blink, and cheek rub is a precise signal rooted in feline social behavior, a conversation most owners are not equipped to hear. Learning to read this language is more than a simple curiosity; it is a critical component of animal welfare.
This guide teaches you to recognize the silent signs of stress, pain, and contentment, transforming your relationship from one of confusion to one of deep, mutual understanding. Discover how to finally have the conversation your cat has been trying to start.
