Yes, you can learn to understand your cat. No, cats are not always aloof. No, they do not ruin furniture out of spite and intentionally do things to annoy you. Most often, these and many other feline fallacies are the result of a communication breakdown between you and your cat. In this comprehensive and entertaining book, Pam Johnson-Bennett helps you understand the instincts that often determine feline behaviors, both positive and negative. Using behavior modification and interactive play therapy techniques, she explains her innovative methods that allow you to address the destructive behaviors in ways acceptable to both you and your cat – and help you build a great relationship in the process.

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.

"Think Like a Cat should be required reading for all cat owners. This is so much more than a behavior book. Pam has written the cat owner’s manual that you wished you had when you got your first cat. If you have a cat, buy this book. If you know someone who shares their home with a cat, buy it for them. Think Like a Cat will surely enrich the bond between you and your cat. It may even save your cat’s life and your sanity."
Mark Waldrop, DVM

"This is a woman who knows cats. In a quarter century of writing a pet column, I’d rate her newest volume, "Think Like a Cat: How to Raise a Well-Adjusted Cat, Not a Sour Puss," the premier resource I’ve read about cats."
Ranny Green, pet columnist for The Seattle Times

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