Parents need to know that this series shows examples of troublesome cat behavior like aggression, excessive licking (of humans, that is), and anger. While feline-loving families may pick up some helpful tips from the veterinarian host, the show tends to oversimplify both the cats' behavioral issues and the solutions, so viewers -- especially kids -- need to remember that there's no substitute for the firsthand advice of a trained animal expert. But from a content perspective, this show is age appropriate for virtually all viewers.
Positive messages:An animal expert offers insight into puzzling feline behavior and helps owners gently correct it.
I have a cat named Amy Winemeow. Before we saw this show, we had no idea how to stop her making frequent pitstops in various places around our house and biting when we play with her. This show has taught me how to use posititve reinforcement to train my cat to use good lifeskills! Thank you housecat housecall!!!
its a good help to cat owners...as we all know cats r stubborn!!! if the show doesn't relate to u, though, it can get somewhat boring.
oh yea, and a comment about the review made: consumerism... A LITTLE KID IS NOT GONNA GO OVR 2 HIS PARENTS AND SAY 'GUYS, I WANT PURINA CAT CHOW' okay- just to clear that up