How To Toilet Train Your Cat: 21 Days To A Litter-Free Home
by Paul Kunkel

A foolproof, 21-Day Program for teaching any litter-trained cat between the ages of six months and ten years to use a toilet instead of a litterbox!

250 Things You Can Do To Make Your Cat Adore You
by Ingrid Newkirk

Discusses around-the-house improvements and dangers, ways to keep house cats' minds and bodies active, common physical problems, multiple cats in one house, how to "read" cat communications, and what cats eat (from healthy food to potential poisons).

Cat Be Good: A Commonsense Approach To Training Your Cat
by Annie Bruce, et al

This easy-to-read, basic and sensible book will delight any cat owner. In simple terms it tells how to raise a cat so that even a first time owner can understand.

The Well Mannered Cat : Practical Guide to Feline Behavior Modification
by Dr. Dan Rice

Owners can learn how to can modify feline behavior--contrary to popular belief. This experienced veterinarian discusses how to understand a cat's behavior under varying circumstances, the causes of inappropriate behavior and techniques of behavior modification.

The Cat Who Couldn't See in the Dark : Veterinary Mysteries & Advice on Feline Care & Behavior
by S. Howard Padwee, Valerie Moolman

This engaging book, part James Herriot and part Dr. Spock, dispenses practical advice in the form of true-life tales and case histories from a veterinarian

Conversations With Cats : An Uncommon Catalog of Feline Wisdom
by Kate Solisti-Mattelon

Armed with a mission to help humankind lead lives of balance and love, cats offer their sometimes surprising insights. An animal communicator explains how cats would answer such questions as What's the best way to train a cat?, Why do cats like catnip?, What is the meaning of life?, and Where do cats go when they die?

Why Cats Paint : Theory of Feline Aesthetics
by Heather Busch, Burton Silver

Cats overwhelmingly favor abstract expressionism, and none imitates Andrew Wyeth...it nails the pretentiousness of art criticism to the wall.

Feline Behavior : A Guide for Veterinarians
by Bonnie V. Beaver

Text for veterinary practitioners and students on all aspects of cat behavior.

Communicating With Your Cat
by J. Anne Helgren.

An expert in feline physiology and behavior offers cat owners an approach to understanding their cats so that they can train them effectively. She discusses ways to interpret a cat's body and vocal language, and presents an overview of feline learning patterns. She also points out how cats respond to efforts at behavior modification.

Twisted Whiskers : Solving Your Cat's Behavior Problems
by Pam Johnson-Bennett

a feline behavior consultant, details the causes of and suggests solutions for such common cat problems as aggression, abnormal eating habits, and litter box difficulties. Her approach is to use techniques that work in harmony with cats' natural proclivities and instincts.

Hiss & Tell : True Stories From the Files of a Cat Shrink
by Pam Johnson-Bennett

Meet Mambo, the cat who attacks his owner, but only on Sundays, and Bonsai, the cat whose dislike for the new boyfriend becomes very embarrassing. What secret does Freddie know about his owner's new wife? In this an offbeat and illuminating book by a feline behaviorist.

Psycho Kitty
by Pam Johnson-Bennett

The book is easy to read and understand with the stories that point out things we stupid humans do TO and FOR cats that ENCOURAGE psycho kitty behavior.

Cat Love : Understanding the Needs & Nature of Your Cat
by Pam Johnson-Bennett

A comprehensive guides to caring for one's cat that covers nutrition, aging, correcting unwanted behaviors, medical needs, and communication with your cat, among many other subjects.

The Cat Who Cried For Help : Attitudes, Emotions & the Psychology of Cats
by Nicholas H. Dodman

This lovely book examines aggravating cat habits and undesirable behavior, and shows how modifications in such areas as diet, exercise, and environment cause remarkable improvements in the majority of problem cats. Divided into three sections: aggressive behavior, followed by emotional behavior, and compulsive cats.

Cats Have No Masters - Just Friends : An Investigation Into the Feline Mind by Karen Anderson

Author Karen Anderson explores some of the mistakes cat owners may unknowingly make while raising their feline friends. She also tells how to correct undesirable behaviors while at the same time forging a bond of trust and affection that will remain throughout your lives together.

The Cat's Mind: Understanding Your Cat's Behavior
by Bruce Fogle.

Ever wonder why your cat acts the way it does? Hasn't every cat owner? Here's a book that gives you a hint at what's going on between those lovely ears.

Is Your Cat Crazy? : Solutions from the Casebook of a Cat Therapist
by John C. Wright, Judi Wright Lashnits.

Well, the answer is, of course, yes! But what if your cat is behaving badly? How do you handle it? This book can give you helpful answers to some of the most frustrating questions a cat owner can face.

Housecat: How to Keep Your Indoor Cat Sane and Sound
by Christine Church.

Almost 70 percent of cat owners keep their cats indoors all the time. This is the most complete guide to creating a safe, healthy, stimulating world for your cats written specifically for indoor-only cats.

First Aid for Cats: What to Do When Emergencies Happen
by Bruce Fogle.

How does one perform CPR on a cat? What causes swollen paws? First Aid for Cats answers these and many other questions about feline health emergencies. Step-by-step diagrams and charts help owners recognize and handle emergencies competently.