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Book: Think Like a Cat: How to Raise a Well-Adjusted Cat--Not a Sour Puss
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  1. Pam Johnson-Bennett _ Think Like a Cat: How to Raise

    most valuable lessons in life: love unconditionally, express your true feelings, respect others' territory, protect the family, get enough sleep, and always keep an eye open for mice!
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  2. Pam Johnson-Bennett _ Think Like a Cat: How to Raise

    Studies have shown that vibrations of 25 hertz applied to extremities promote wound healing, and increase bone density and muscle mass. They also help with pain relief. The cat's purr is 25 hertz {25 cycles per second}.
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  3. Pam Johnson-Bennett _ Think Like a Cat: How to Raise

    If you don't have any other cats already at home, though, I would strongly recommend that you do consider taking two kittens. Adopting or purchasing two kittens will be a very rewarding experience. They'll continue to learn from each other as they grow, they'll have companionship {because you can't always be around}, and from a behavioral standpoint, it's a heck of a lot easier to bring two kittens into a household together than to get just one and decide after he's an adult that he needs a buddy. Adult cats are territorial and introducing a second cat takes finesse. I can't even count how many owners of adult cats have told me how they wished they'd adopted a second kitten when they had the chance.
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  4. Pam Johnson-Bennett _ Think Like a Cat: How to Raise

    Cats aren't shirts that you buy at the store and then return if they don't fit. Nor are they a pair of shoes you can give away or toss out when you've outgrown them. While these comparisons may seem ridiculously obvious to you, the sad fact is that too many cat owners actually do view their cats that way. As a result, countless cats end up relinquished to shelters or just abandoned because they didn't meet their owners' expectations of the perfect cat.
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