The Veterinary Psychiatry of Cats 1st Edition

The Veterinary Psychiatry of Cats, 1st Edition by Jacqueline Ley is an indispensable resource for veterinarians, veterinary nurses, behaviorists and engaged cat owners seeking authoritative guidance on feline mental health. This clear, compassionate guide brings attention to the complex world of feline psychiatry, blending clinical rigor with practical real-world insight.

Dive into expertly explained approaches for assessing and diagnosing common and complex behavior disorders in cats — from anxiety and compulsive behaviors to aggression and cognitive decline. Ley presents evidence-informed strategies for behavior modification, environmental enrichment and judicious use of psychopharmacology, framed around realistic case examples that make difficult concepts accessible for busy clinicians and informed pet guardians alike.

What sets this volume apart is its balance of science and practicality: concise diagnostic frameworks, step-by-step management plans and communication tips for discussing behavior issues with clients. Whether you work in a high-volume clinic in North America, a specialist practice in the UK or a community veterinary setting in Europe or Australia, this book equips you to improve outcomes and welfare for feline patients.

Ideal for continuing professional development or as a clinic reference, The Veterinary Psychiatry of Cats supports better diagnosis, humane treatment and stronger client relationships. Bring clarity to challenging cases and elevate the standard of care for cats with behavioral concerns. Order your copy today and add a trusted psychiatric companion to your feline medicine library.

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