Author of ‘Understand Your Cat-Kid’ offers clues to feline behavior
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- Veterinarian and clinical ethologist Josefa Ramírez discussed her new book, “Understand Your Cat-Kid: The Definitive Guide to Understanding the Emotional World of Cats.”
- She addressed common myths about cats, how their relationships with people differ from dogs, and scientific evidence that cats can form attachments.
Veterinarian and clinical ethologist Josefa Ramírez, a specialist in human-animal bonds and founder of Bienestaranimal.com, discussed her new book, “Understand Your Cat-Kid: The Definitive Guide to Understanding the Emotional World of Cats,” on Cooperativa’s Lo que Queda del Día.
During the interview, Ramírez addressed persistent myths about cats, the differences between feline and canine relationships with people, and scientific evidence of cats’ ability to form attachments.
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