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| Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook | 
 enlarge | Author: James M. & Carlson, Delbert G. Griffin
Publisher: Howell Book House
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  37 reviews
Sales Rank: 1399051
Media: Hardcover
Edition: 1st
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 392
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 7.3 x 1.5
ISBN: 0876058144
Dewey Decimal Number: 636.80896
EAN: 9780876058145
ASIN: 0876058144
Publication Date: March 1983
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Condition: Publisher: Howell Book HouseDate of Publication: 1983Binding: Hard CoverCondition: Very GoodDescription: 0876058144 A wonderful copy with some minor edgewear to the cover. Dust Jacket has some edgewear present. 1983 Howell Book House Hard Cover
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Product Description
Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook- Signs and Symptoms Index on inside front cover
- Easy-to-understand text
- Authors with collective experience of over a half century
- Hundreds of instructional photos and drawings throughout
- Covers every problem from Pediatrics to Geriatrics
All cat owners wish that their pets really did have nine lives. Now, with this newly revised and expanded edition of Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook, the one life cats do have can be made longer and happier. Virtually every problem that owners will encounter is dealt with in language that teaches everyone how to cope with and prevent those unpleasant surprises. Part of the cat's mystique is a uniquely curious nature. This innate curiosity can create many dangerous situations and unwelcome consequences. This book, a classic in its first edition, has been updated to include the very latest solutions to the daily occurances and special problems in all phases of cat care, including behavior and training. Yes, training! Now, in clear and simple terms, symptoms are identified and thorough instructions are given so that with this book, owners can become the best friends their cats can have in a lifetime.
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 Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook July 14, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I received this book as a gift, at first I just thought it was interesting. Our cat has always been in fine/perfect health and I rarely had to use it, however now that he has some medical necessities I find that I refer to this often. This book has proven easy to read and full of appropriate information that can help you make decisions on the treatment your feline might need. I feel more educated on options for medical treatment as well as when I should seek medical help. We have recently got our first dog and we are purchasing the canine version of this book too. I have purchased the feline book for a friend who also loves it. Great gift to give or receive, people who want to be more educated about their pets medical needs should definitely purchase and have on hand as a reference.
good beginners book June 4, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is great reference book for beginners but it has alot of things missing which is why I say it's a good book for beginners.
 "Hey! How you cats doin'?" June 1, 2008
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is an excellently-presented, very well-written, informative and complete guide to your cat's health concerns. Presenting veterinary medicine in lay language can be difficult, but this book does so, and should be your primary reference guide when Cleo gets droopy.
No one likes to see pictures of sick and injured cats, but the authors, a group of D.V.M.s, don't shy away from illustrating some of the more unpleasant conditions that catflesh is heir to, nor should they. After all, illness and injury plague cats as much as they plague humans, and there's no denying that fact.
My only criticism of this book is that many of the conditions described are encapsulated in overly brief paragraphs. Symptoms are given and linked to all manner of serious and less-serious conditions. There is little differential diagnosis offered between them. Hence, the tenor of the book is rather alarmist at times. The authors' bottom line is usually, "See your Vet," but realistically, not every situation requires a visit to the doctor. Few people can afford to consult a Vet every time a minor issue like a transient case of the sneezies occurs, but home care and treatment is rather slighted in this book. Since the authors are Veterinarians perhaps that's understandable, but describing a swelling as a "possible cyst" without also mentioning that it might just be an aftereffect at an injection site can cause upset, cost a cat owner money for nothing, and cause this book to be less-readily consulted in the future. It happened to me, so I speak from experience.
A must for the Cat Owner! January 29, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have the Dog Owner's edition so, when I became a Cat owner I bought this. I wouldn't dream of not having the book in my household. It can answer all your questions and ease your worries at times as well. A must for anyone that has a cat in the family!
Cat Owners Home Veterinary Handbook January 18, 2008
A good book.
Some new stuff, added, is good.
Negative, they dropped a part on antibiotical uses(a list).
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