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Introduction	Celia Haddon MA, BSc, MSc Celia Haddon is an author, journalist, and cat behaviour expert with over 45 published books, including Being Your Cat, One Hundred Ways for a Cat to Train its Human, A Cat's Guide to Humans, Cats Behaving Badly, and Love, Death and Cats. A full list of her books is available on Wikipedia. She holds a BA in English Literature from Cambridge, a BSc in Animal Behaviour, and an MSc in Clinical Animal Behaviour. She is a member of the Centre for Applied Pet Ethology and a provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors. Celia writes a cat care column for Your Cat Magazine and contributes occasional articles and book reviews to national newspapers and magazines. She is available for press interviews at short notice. She gives science-based talks on cat ethology, ontogeny, emotions, and behaviour problems, including a free talk for veterinary staff (by donation to local cat rescue) and a free talk, In Defence of Cats, for conservation organisations. Celia offers cat behaviour counselling on vet referral only, working within a 30-mile radius of Witney, Oxfordshire.
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Introduction

Celia Haddon MA, BSc, MSc Celia Haddon is an author, journalist, and cat behaviour expert with over 45 published books, including Being Your Cat, One Hundred Ways for a Cat to Train its Human, A Cat's Guide to Humans, Cats Behaving Badly, and Love, Death and Cats. A full list of her books is available on Wikipedia. She holds a BA in English Literature from Cambridge, a BSc in Animal Behaviour, and an MSc in Clinical Animal Behaviour. She is a member of the Centre for Applied Pet Ethology and a provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors. Celia writes a cat care column for Your Cat Magazine and contributes occasional articles and book reviews to national newspapers and magazines. She is available for press interviews at short notice. She gives science-based talks on cat ethology, ontogeny, emotions, and behaviour problems, including a free talk for veterinary staff (by donation to local cat rescue) and a free talk, In Defence of Cats, for conservation organisations. Celia offers cat behaviour counselling on vet referral only, working within a 30-mile radius of Witney, Oxfordshire.

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