★ 90% of “cats who don’t bond with people” are that way because we’ve been doing it wrong! Combining science, warmth, and heartwarming comics, this book is penned by Qin Fangxing, a UK ISFM-certified cat behavior consultant, and illustrated in full color by Chinese-style artist Zeng Chen. Together, they transform rigorous animal behavior science into an easy-to-read, visually engaging story.
★ Love isn’t about possession—it’s about understanding and responding: what they offer you is the ultimate emotional gift—unconditional acceptance plus complete trust. This book teaches you to recognize those overlooked “love signals” and respond with gentle care—every silent expression of affection deserves to be met with steady, loving support.
★ Debunking common myths about human-pet communication: Cool and aloof? Clueless and silly? That’s just because you haven’t yet learned to decode their secret “codes”! This book translates your cat’s and dog’s tender feelings of love into language you can understand. Featuring real-life scenarios paired with behavioral analysis and practical tips, it helps you move from “what I thought” to “now I get it,” building a truly healthy, secure bond with your furry companion.
★ A “plush antidote” for our lonely times: They’re not just pets—they’re your comforting partners through late-night meltdowns and moments of low spirits.
This series includes two books: “The Kitten Loves You, But It Won’t Say So” and “The Dog Loves You, It’ll Love You Forever”

Have you ever thought that the cat always gazing dreamily from the windowsill might be secretly checking every day to see whether you still love it? Or that the dog who wags its tail furiously as soon as it sees you has already woven “you” into the very meaning of its existence?
“The Kitten Loves You, But It Won’t Say So” and “The Dog Loves You, It’ll Love You Forever”, No Matter What You Do” form a heartwarming two-book series that uses science to help us understand love and conveys tenderness through comics. Written by Qin Fangxing, a UK ISFM-certified feline behavior consultant, and illustrated in full color by popular artist Zeng Chen, the books transform knowledge of animal behavior into easy-to-read narratives set in everyday life scenarios.
Cats aren’t aloof; they just can’t say, “I miss you.” Dogs aren’t overly clingy—they’re simply devoting their entire lives to responding to your fleeting glance. This series helps dispel common misunderstandings in human–pet communication, teaching you to recognize the “love cues” that are often overlooked, guiding you from “what I thought” to “now I get it.” What our furry companions give us is unconditional acceptance and wholehearted trust. All we need to do is truly embrace this quiet yet profound love. Whether you’re a first-time pet parent, an armchair pet lover, or someone feeling weighed down by the pressures of daily life, this pair of books serves as a gentle, fluffy remedy—helping you become their true confidant while allowing them to safely catch your vulnerability and exhaustion.

Qin Fangxing
PhD, scholar, and translator. Guardian of egg tarts and Manman the cat. Feline behavior consultant, holding the highest-level certificate of completion from the ISFM International Society for Feline Medicine’s Advanced Course in Cat Behavior. She is the creator of the WeChat official account “Decoding Cat Language” and the Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) science communication account “Dr. Star Meow,” dedicated to translating professional behavioral science into accessible language, dispelling common misconceptions and stereotypes about cats and dogs, and helping people coexist happily with their furry companions.

Zeng Chen
Author of the calligraphy comic “No Rush,” a contracted designer for Founder Type Library, and lead architect; he brings 17 years of design experience to his work. As the Xiaohongshu art and culture blogger “Teacher Zeng Writes Hollow Characters,” he excels at blending design with calligraphy and painting, integrating these art forms into everyday life.

Table of Contents
Part 1 · Chapter 1
Do We Really Know How to Pet a Cat?
Part 2 · Chapter 2
Who’s the Miss Cat? How Cats See the World
Part 3 · Chapter 3
Do Domestic Cats Have a Social Hierarchy?
Part 4 · Chapter 4
Does My Cat Bully Another Cat?
Part 5 · Chapter 5
Why Should We Not Breed the Scottish Fold?
Part 6 · Chapter 6
The Suffering of Flat-Faced Cats That We Don’t Know
Part 7 · Chapter 7
The Healthy and Long-Lived Cats: Meowslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Part 8 · Chapter 8
Is House Soiling the Cat’s Revenge?
Part 9 · Chapter 9
The Burning Questions We All Have About Cats
Epilogue
Cast