The Cornell Books of Cats: The Comprehensive and Authoritative Medical Reference for Every Cat and Kitten by Mordecai Siegal, Cornell Feline Health Center, James R. Richards (Editor)

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The Cornell Book of Cats is an inexhaustible source of current medical information that covers the whole range of feline health, including how to understand, identify, and correct a cat's behavior problems: guidelines, for selecting a breed: nutrition, with instructions on how to properly feed a kitten or an adult cat, an obese cat, a sick cat, or an aging cat. There are also descriptions and photographs of forty-one breeds accepted by the leading national cat associations. In addition, The Cornell Book of Cats outlines first-aid measures that should be taken before an emergency trip to the veterinarian. Also, you'll find step-by-step instructions on in-home follow-up medical care.

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The most in-depth medical reference on feline health, the importance of sexual differnce in the experience of reading and interpretation.

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From the Cornell U. Feline Health Center, this medical reference covers emergencies, first aid, behavioral problems, nutrition and preventive medicine, and also serves as a guide in selecting a pet, and before and after visits to the vet. Jargon free and illustrated with photos, drawings, and charts. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)