Cat Psychology for Beginners: Kitten Guide and Behaviour Workbook

A calm, practical guide to understanding your cat, raising a kitten and solving common problems step by step. It starts with how a kitten learns from its mother and littermates, then moves on to bonding, body language, play, scratching and toileting.What is inside Fifteen short chapters: how cats think, the mother cat and her kittens, littermates and the socialisation window, when to bring a kitten home, the first week, orphaned and hand-reared kittens, how cats bond with people, reading body language, play, why cats scratch, stopping unwanted scratching, toileting, toileting on the bed, space and routine, and when to ask for help Four step-by-step workbook plans: building trust with a shy kitten, moving scratching to a post, stopping toileting on the bed, and stopping biting hands in play A weekly tally on every plan, so you can see whether a problem is easing Kitten homecoming checklist and a "Know Your Cat" log A 30 day bonding tracker and ruled notes space in every chapter Who it is forNew cat and kitten owners who want to understand why cats do what they do, and who prefer reward-based, gentle methods with no punishment.How it worksDownload the PDF straight after purchase. Print the workbook pages as often as you need, or fill them in on a tablet. 28 pages, A4. Nothing is posted.Please noteThis guide offers general advice on cat behaviour. It is not a substitute for veterinary advice. Sudden changes in behaviour, toileting or appetite can be signs of illness, so speak to your vet first. For serious or persistent problems, ask your vet to refer you to a qualified clinical animal behaviourist.AI disclosure: the cover and lifestyle images on this page are AI-generated. This guide was written with AI assistance.