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# Behavioral problem solutions Comprehensive cat care guide Instinct-based cat confidence Total Cat Mojo: The Ultimate Guide to Life with Your Cat

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## Summary

> 🐱 Elevate your cat’s mojo — because every cat deserves to thrive!

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## Key Features

- • **Expert Insights:** Learn from Jackson Galaxy, the renowned 'Cat Whisperer' with proven success.
- • **Master Cat Mojo:** Unlock your cat’s natural confidence and harmony at home.
- • **Behavioral Fixes:** Tackle litter box issues, aggression, and anxiety with science-backed methods.
- • **Stress-Free Vet Visits:** Reduce your cat’s stress with practical advice for smooth vet trips.
- • **All Life Stages Covered:** From playful kittens to serene seniors, care tips for every feline phase.

## Overview

Total Cat Mojo is the ultimate guide by Jackson Galaxy, blending expert knowledge and instinct-driven strategies to resolve common feline behavioral issues. This best-selling book empowers cat owners to nurture confident, happy cats through comprehensive care advice spanning nutrition, grooming, play, and emotional well-being.

## Description

This comprehensive cat care guide from the star of the hit Animal Planet show "My Cat from Hell," Jackson Galaxy, shows us how to eliminate feline behavioral problems by understanding cats' instinctive behavior. Cat Mojo is the confidence that cats exhibit when they are at ease in their environment and in touch with their natural instincts--to hunt, catch, kill, eat, groom, and sleep. Problems such as litter box avoidance and aggression arise when cats lack this confidence. Jackson Galaxy's number one piece of advice to his clients is to help their cats harness their mojo. This book is his most comprehensive guide yet to cat behavior and basic cat care, rooted in understanding cats better. From getting kittens off to the right start socially, to taking care of cats in their senior years, and everything in between, this book addresses the head-to-toe physical and emotional needs of cats--whether related to grooming, nutrition, play, or stress-free trips to the vet.

Review: He’s the cat whisperer of the cat world - A lot of information from the cat whisperer himself, ,If you want to know about cats this is the book you need, he knows what he’s talking about, great book, love it
Review: A Useful & Very Informative Book For All Cat Owners - I've had cats all my life, currently I have two. One is an elderly female cat that I adopted from my local animal sanctuary in January 2017 & another young tom cat that adopted me a few months later in August. They are both opposite ends of the scale. She is a lovable, just wants a quiet life, demanding, very vocal house cat who uses a litter tray, set in her ways & tends to sometimes suffer from separation anxiety. He on the other hand is like the tasmanian devil, very energetic & goes through the house like a tornado during play. Sometimes during his hyper moments he can be a little too aggressive - occasionally the back of my legs or my feet tend to suffer the consequences. However he is extremely funny, entertaining to watch & so affectionate. This book, in the short time I've had it so far has given me more understanding of cats & has been very helpful in a few little issues I've had with the pair of them. I get up very early during the week for work, the elderly female cats body clock carried this on at weekend yelling at me to get up way too early. Ignoring her totally & not letting her 'own' me as the book says as helped so much, this includes the moments of separation anxiety she suffers from when I leave the room. She still does wake me up but not at the ridiculous time she was originally & still yells when I leave the room but nowhere near as bad as before. She's not one for climbing up onto the window sill to watch 'cat tv'. I've even tried putting her there myself to relieve loneliness & boredom but she is not interested & jumps back down, nor is she interested in the many toys lying about the house. Another little issue I was having with her was a problem with the litter tray. She used it but I was coming home to puddles on the kitchen floor near to the tray. I took a good look at what was going on, the book suggested it would most likely be the litter box or the litter itself as it was happening near the cat tray. The tray was quite deep & rose up at the back, It does have a cover but I've never used it as a previous cat told me in her own way she didn't like it. I also figured it out myself it wasn't a good idea to use the cover having a young mischievous cat in the house too who might just be waiting to pounce as she came out of it. I actually wondered if the issue was because of him at first as she was an 'only cat' with her previous owner & she came to live with me & a resident cat who unfortunately I had to put to sleep due to illness. I noted that she was doing all her business near the lower side of the tray only which then made it pretty obvious why she started peeing on the kitchen floor. The sides were too high for her to get to the back of the tray. I suppose it never entered her head to start from the back and work her way forward ;) I've changed the tray now, a large one with low sides all around so she can enter & exit at any side which has been a success! No more puddles on the kitchen floor!! As for the young one, being full of beans I've watched the way he plays and provided more toys, activity toys and even a tunnel to match his style of play to burn off all that excess energy he has. Put it this way he hasn't wasted my money, he's easily pleased :) One issue which is still ongoing although it has progressed slightly is his excessive scratching. Oh how he loves my stair carpet! This mainly happens when he's in his excitable energetic moods. He never seemed to use the cat tree in the kitchen that I've had for years. I read to look at the way he was scratching. No wonder he wasn't using the cat tree as his preference was horizontal scratching. I've bought a scratching board that is designed to wrap around corners, or it can be used as a mat. Instead I've used double sided tape and taped it to the bottom stair where he tends to attack the most lying on his side & pulling. He started using the scratching board as well as a couple of other horizontal scratching furniture I've bought, but was still scratching the rest of the stairs horizontally. I've put double sided tape on the right & left side of each stair now, hoping eventually he will learn the 'yes/no technique' & stop scratching the carpet altogether. He didn't seem too impressed when his paws stuck to it :) I've also been training him to use the tall cat tree that is situated in the kitchen with the help of Dreamies as a reward, unfortunately there is no room for it near the stairs. He goes to it himself now & scratches it, mainly when I'm in the kitchen though. He seems pretty proud of himself when I say 'Yay!' which is then followed by a Dreamie or two as a reward :) Glad I bought this book, it's been very useful so far for me for my 2 moggies. I'd recommend this book to any cat owner. You might be surprised at what information you'll pick up that you never thought of yourself before. Cheers Jackson!

## Features

- New Store Stock

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 136,496 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 43 in Cat Care (Books) 77 in Cats & Big Cats 243 in Animal Sciences References |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,210 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ He’s the cat whisperer of the cat world
*by C***R on 1 May 2026*

A lot of information from the cat whisperer himself, ,If you want to know about cats this is the book you need, he knows what he’s talking about, great book, love it

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Useful & Very Informative Book For All Cat Owners
*by C***D on 16 January 2018*

I've had cats all my life, currently I have two. One is an elderly female cat that I adopted from my local animal sanctuary in January 2017 & another young tom cat that adopted me a few months later in August. They are both opposite ends of the scale. She is a lovable, just wants a quiet life, demanding, very vocal house cat who uses a litter tray, set in her ways & tends to sometimes suffer from separation anxiety. He on the other hand is like the tasmanian devil, very energetic & goes through the house like a tornado during play. Sometimes during his hyper moments he can be a little too aggressive - occasionally the back of my legs or my feet tend to suffer the consequences. However he is extremely funny, entertaining to watch & so affectionate. This book, in the short time I've had it so far has given me more understanding of cats & has been very helpful in a few little issues I've had with the pair of them. I get up very early during the week for work, the elderly female cats body clock carried this on at weekend yelling at me to get up way too early. Ignoring her totally & not letting her 'own' me as the book says as helped so much, this includes the moments of separation anxiety she suffers from when I leave the room. She still does wake me up but not at the ridiculous time she was originally & still yells when I leave the room but nowhere near as bad as before. She's not one for climbing up onto the window sill to watch 'cat tv'. I've even tried putting her there myself to relieve loneliness & boredom but she is not interested & jumps back down, nor is she interested in the many toys lying about the house. Another little issue I was having with her was a problem with the litter tray. She used it but I was coming home to puddles on the kitchen floor near to the tray. I took a good look at what was going on, the book suggested it would most likely be the litter box or the litter itself as it was happening near the cat tray. The tray was quite deep & rose up at the back, It does have a cover but I've never used it as a previous cat told me in her own way she didn't like it. I also figured it out myself it wasn't a good idea to use the cover having a young mischievous cat in the house too who might just be waiting to pounce as she came out of it. I actually wondered if the issue was because of him at first as she was an 'only cat' with her previous owner & she came to live with me & a resident cat who unfortunately I had to put to sleep due to illness. I noted that she was doing all her business near the lower side of the tray only which then made it pretty obvious why she started peeing on the kitchen floor. The sides were too high for her to get to the back of the tray. I suppose it never entered her head to start from the back and work her way forward ;) I've changed the tray now, a large one with low sides all around so she can enter & exit at any side which has been a success! No more puddles on the kitchen floor!! As for the young one, being full of beans I've watched the way he plays and provided more toys, activity toys and even a tunnel to match his style of play to burn off all that excess energy he has. Put it this way he hasn't wasted my money, he's easily pleased :) One issue which is still ongoing although it has progressed slightly is his excessive scratching. Oh how he loves my stair carpet! This mainly happens when he's in his excitable energetic moods. He never seemed to use the cat tree in the kitchen that I've had for years. I read to look at the way he was scratching. No wonder he wasn't using the cat tree as his preference was horizontal scratching. I've bought a scratching board that is designed to wrap around corners, or it can be used as a mat. Instead I've used double sided tape and taped it to the bottom stair where he tends to attack the most lying on his side & pulling. He started using the scratching board as well as a couple of other horizontal scratching furniture I've bought, but was still scratching the rest of the stairs horizontally. I've put double sided tape on the right & left side of each stair now, hoping eventually he will learn the 'yes/no technique' & stop scratching the carpet altogether. He didn't seem too impressed when his paws stuck to it :) I've also been training him to use the tall cat tree that is situated in the kitchen with the help of Dreamies as a reward, unfortunately there is no room for it near the stairs. He goes to it himself now & scratches it, mainly when I'm in the kitchen though. He seems pretty proud of himself when I say 'Yay!' which is then followed by a Dreamie or two as a reward :) Glad I bought this book, it's been very useful so far for me for my 2 moggies. I'd recommend this book to any cat owner. You might be surprised at what information you'll pick up that you never thought of yourself before. Cheers Jackson!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Purrfect for cat lovers
*by A***R on 16 October 2019*

Easy to read and useful to refer to if you have a particular problem. Some really interesting information that I didn't know about before and Jackson is clearly a man who loves cats and wants what is best for them. I bought this book when we adopted our 2 shelter cats to help ease any issues. One is a 5yr old ex-stray from a local park who has been living wild all these years and a 10yr old who lost his previous owner and was depressed and underweight in the shelter. They are both doing really well and we love having them in our family. His play advice has been particularly useful as it has been a great bonding time for everyone and helped A LOT with the 6 week indoors before letting them out advice we followed and confidence building. They love it! Anything on a stick is a winner and the ex-stray returns to feral mode with 'Da Bird' toy! Even our 10yr old has put on weight and gained so much confidence, seeking our laps to snuggle on in the evening and loves batting a crinkly ball around!

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