ocr: as have nightmares. In New York Imake a house call with Carole Wilbourn, cat thera- pist. The patient, P (professional confi- dentiality, you understand), an eight-year-old black-and-white shorthair, has been diag- nosed with aggressive cat syndrome. Hel has chewed the stereo, phone, and VCR wires. He will not use the litter box. He attacks his owner. Valium has been prescribed. Look at it from P 's point of view, Carole: says empathically. A traumatic kittenhood. Inade- quate nurturing. Little wonder P. suffers from low: self-esteem and anxiety. Cats have feelings too, she says. As she talks, ...
