Top Ten Cat Myths Debunked

Separating Feline Fact from Fiction

De: Maeve Callen

Narrado por: Joseph Pennachio

In Top Ten Cat Myths Debunked: Separating Feline Fact from Fiction, author and feline behaviour expert Maeve Callen dismantles the ten most persistent—and potentially harmful—beliefs about cats. With warmth, clarity, and scientific insight, she replaces myth with truth, helping cat owners better understand their companions and make informed choices rooted in fact rather than folklore.

Ever heard that “cats always land on their feet”? While cats do have an extraordinary righting reflex, they are not invincible, and serious injuries from falls are all too common. Or perhaps you’ve been told that “cats are solitary creatures” who don’t need companionship—when in fact, many cats crave connection and form deep bonds with humans and other animals.

This book tackles enduring misconceptions with thoughtful explanations and practical advice. From the belief that cats purr only when they’re happy (spoiler: they also purr when they’re injured or stressed) to the myth that cats hate water or need milk in their diets, each chapter explores where the myth came from, how it took root, and why it needs to be re-examined.

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Debunks myths with clarity

I learned so much about what my cat really needs and why some “facts” are just folklore. Highly recommended for responsible pet owners.

Fun and eye-opening

I loved how the myths were explained with science and warmth. It made me see my cat’s behavior in a whole new light.

Fun and educational

The myths are explained in a way that’s easy to follow and engaging. Perfect for anyone who wants to understand their cat better.

Myth-busting fun

Maeve Callen explains the truths behind common cat myths clearly and warmly. Entertaining and informative.

Debunks What You Think You Know

If you think cats are independent and don’t need attention, think again. This book changed my whole perspective. I’ve started playing with my cat more, and she’s visibly happier.