How to Tame Your Cat | Sam Hart

A fully illustrated book of tongue-in-cheek advice for cat parents who struggle to tame their cat's inner beast

Having a cat can be such a joy. Little compares to the delight of cuddles on the couch, the sound of gentle purring, or the fun of playtime. But what do you do when your furry friend starts scratching all the furniture, ruining the flower beds, stealing your food and generally wreaking havoc?

Luckily, this entertaining guide is here with top tips and tricks to tame your cat when the wild beast comes out, so you can spend more time giving head scritches and less time worrying about the state of your curtains.

Become an elite cat parent with these nuggets of wisdom:
- If you're worried about items crashing to the floor, attach ornaments with string and they won't make such a satisfying "THUNK" noise
- City cats love the daily discipline of being taken for a walk; give it a try and observe the calming effect it has on them
- Install a security-grade toilet-paper guard to avoid unsolicited homemade confetti