The Cat Repair Book: A Do-It-Yourself Guide for the Cat Owner

by Ruth B. James

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0961511427
• ISBN13: 9780961511425
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Alpine Press
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 1.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 8.5" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Got for my kids stepmom

My kids once a year at least come home with some wild story about a cat dying. Their stepmother is adorably in love with way too many cats (probably) but I’m a dog person. I think she’ll appreciate this book so much that I’m gonna save it for her birthday and have my kids gift it to her and see if it one-ups my ex husbands (probably) lame present (from my experience haha). Bless her soul for putting up with that man 🤣 and should she or he ever find this review I know I’ll never live this down cuz they’ll know it was me. Yours truly, anonymous (until you read my display name haha)

Excellent resource for keeping your cat(s) healthy and happy.

Written by a veterinarian, this book provides detailed health advice as well as first-aid information for the wide variety of trouble your cat can get into. Some health emergencies simply cannot wait for treatment until one packs Fluffy in the car and drives to the Vet. This book provides valuable information to help you keep your cat alive en route to your Vet or animal hospital. From basic cuts and scrapes to being struck by lightning or bitten by a snake, a new cat owner might be surprised just how much trouble a curious cat can find. This book helped us better prepare change-averse cats for moves and realize the severe risk of heat-stroke posed after losing our air-conditioning due to a hurricane. The Cat Repair Book is not filled with cute cat pictures and feline pop-psychology, it is by and large a whiskers-to-tail primer on your cat's anatomy and health concerns written in plain English. A new parent today would (it is hoped) not fail to learn CPR; if your cat is a valued member of your family this is a worthy resource to keep at hand.