Susanne Schötz - A cats secret nyelve

Have you ever wondered what your cat says?
Cats don't just meow, and they don't blow or growl because they have nothing better to do. They make different sounds on purpose and communicate important information through them, either to us or to their species.
Susanne Schötz, a professor at Lund University in Sweden, cracked the secret cat code as a result of long research. He proved that cats really do communicate with their voices. Understanding the vocal strategies of communication between cats and the people who care for them fundamentally affects our relationship with pets, whether it is living with our little pet, or even veterinary practice or work in shelters.
In her book The Secret Language of Cats, Susanne Schötz introduces readers to the phonetics of cat sounds. It presents the full range of sounds that cats use, explains what they mean in different situations, and provides practical advice on how to better understand your kitty.