This book is perfect for neurotic cat lovers. I was the type of "mom" that took my feline goddess to "day care" so that she wouldn't be bored during the day. My cat was as important to me as any child is to any parent--I firmly believe that adopting a cat is a 25-year commitment (if you're lucky and take care of him well!) not to be taken lightly. I took my cat to holistic veterinarians that diagnosed her problems with a pendulum and eagle feather.
Anyway, I no longer have a feline companion and I'm ready to pass on this wonderful book. This is not for New Age cat parents, like I was, but is definitely going to appeal to people who take their commitment as a pet owner seriously. For those of you who care enough not to take your child/pet to the pound because he pees in your shoes, read this book. The author, a "Feline Behavior Consultant" reveals the possible sources of all the problems your cat may be having. Johnson-Bennett thoroughly helps you solve common behavior problems like litter box problems, aggression, furniture scratching, and strange behaviors that are not commonly discussed (i.e. strange tastes, faucet fascination, etc.) ( )

A lot of info contained in Think Like a Cat. Not really necessary if you own that one. A fine book on its own. Johnson-Bennett's stories are always great and her advice really shows an understanding of cats. Following her advice really helped us raise our cats to be well behaved and affectionate. ( )