Even though I've been a cat mom my entire life, responsible pet parents know there's always something new to learn. I love books like this that are informative and fun too. I would go so far as to say a copy belongs in the adoption kit of every cat going home with their forever family. It hits on so many important topics, from feeding to litter box issues, cat-proofing your home, health and wellness, even things to look out for that might indicate there's trouble brewing. At the very end there are tips on how to prepare yourself for any emergency situations that might pop up over the course of your pet's life. Yes, there are many things your cat needs you to know, and this book covers 101 of them. The illustrations are super cute too, and I guarantee after reading it cover to cover you'll discover things you didn't know, no matter how cat-savvy you might be!
Sounds like it's got some good info!
ReplyDeleteNice review sweet Mudpie, it sounds like a darn useful book!
ReplyDeleteI’m sure we could all learn something new.
ReplyDeleteNice work Mudpie - You look darling on that book by the way - Keeping current on cat health is vital, thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great book.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'll check this out from the library, since I'm up to my armpits in cat books!
ReplyDeleteThis seems like a common sense book to buy.
ReplyDeleteGee, that does sound like a good book and we think every new cat owner might like it too :)
ReplyDeletePurrs Georgia,Julie and JJ
This sounds like SUCH a useful book!
ReplyDeleteI love that Dr. Jason Nicholas has used his knowledge and experience to create such a wonderful resource for cat parents. I am incredibly intrigued by this book and intend on adding it to my library. Thank you for sharing this with us!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a book every good cat parent should have!
ReplyDeleteA book that should be given to all adoptive parents when they get a kitty from a shelter! - Tom x
ReplyDeleteSounds like a book that I need. I was in one emergency situation with Charlie when he had a blockage. At the time luckily I knew it was an emergency case so off to the vet we went. But there’s a host of things us cat parents don’t know. I think it’s important also for spouses and anyone in the household to know what to do in dire situations. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWell..that looks like a good book, Mudpie. I wonderhow it looks like on the inside. Extra Pawkiss🐾😽💞
ReplyDeleteThat's one I'll bookmark for Mom to order for our bookshelf! One time she thought I swallowed up a some fishing line and rushed me to the V-E-T. My tummy was scanned for foreign objects inside, but there were none purr-esent, of course. Mom later realized that it was the Hoover that had swallowed up all the line, instead! Tee hee hee. -Valentine (& Kerry) of Noir Kitty Mews
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book for any cat parent to have!
ReplyDeleteIt was really insightful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a nice content.
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