Psychology
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Repetitive, relatively non-varying behaviour patterns that appear to have no purpose can be described as compulsive disorders. In cats, compulsive behaviours include pacing, repetitive meowing, fabric sucking and chewing, or licking and pulling hair.
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Introduction regarding the strange behavior of cats. Provides a scenario and questions that one might ask about cat behavior.
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This cat guide is a window into a cat’s natural world. It draws from science, history and feline behavior in the wild to explain the inner nature and most puzzling characteristics of America’s most popular pet.
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