Written by Bruce Fogle DVM - the worlds' best-selling practicing vet - this manual contains helpful information pet owners need to keep their cat happy and healthy. Covering all stages of feline development from kitten to mature cat, Cat Owner's Manual includes sections on breeds, first aid, and veterinary care (including special easy-to-use diagnostic charts), behavior, grooming, nutrition, breeding, and training.
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Bruce Fogle, DVM, the world's best-selling practicing veterinarian, has written over 20 pet titles for DK including What's Up With My Cat?, New Complete Dog Training Manual, Caring For Your Dog, and KISS: Living With A Dog
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By J. Ying
Format:Paperback
This is probably one of the better books that I have read on cats, it really gets into the history of the domesticated cat, includes all that generic material as with every book and includes information about psychology and more! Lots a geat pictures too! Id recommend this book instead of getting a bunch of books that overlap the same stuff, it covers A LOT!
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Good, concise handbook
Mar 20 2013
By Laurie A. Brown
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Format:Paperback
A handy, quick to read book on all aspects of cat ownership. While brief, it goes some medical issues that other cat books don't- which makes sense, since the author is a veterinarian. A glossary in the back helps the reader to understand the medical section better. There is also a large section devoted to the various breeds of cats that includes whether the breed is quiet or talky, friendly or aloof, active or sedate- information that can really help a person decide if the breed is for them or not. He also goes into cat genetics, which I enjoyed- I finally found out why it looks like my black cat has a white undercoat! (the hair is only black on the tips; the part closer to the body is white. It's caused by something called the inhibitor gene). My only quibble with the author is his section on homeopathy- he doesn't push it, but it's there with vaccinations. I know a lot of people use it, but personally I think it can risk the cat's life to use it instead of biological vaccinations or science based cures.
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