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Cat Health and Wellness For Dummies: A Wiley Brand
A great source of information for new cat owners...fits in your purse!!
70 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2015
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October 30, 2016
This is a nice and compact book that puts all kinds of tricks, tips and cat information at the cat owner's fingertips. With only 70 pages (the other 6 are just ads for and small print information on Revolution usage) it is sure to be a quick read if you choose to go for an all-out read.
The formatting of the book is that the first four chapters face an important topic to the person who has a cat while further breaking it down into more information, reminders, warnings and tips that make it easier for a person to find what they are looking for along with the occasional box for more information. Meanwhile the last chapter is basically a summary of the other four with a bit more information that wasn't covered in any other chapters in a providing of 10 Need To Know Facts.
There are colored photographs of various cats that are found throughout the book as diagram-type photos. Although some are easy to look at and understand how they relate, there are others that need maybe just a bit more imagination to get the point across to the reader.
All in all it is a great little book to have around although my suggested reading style unless you like being informed upfront is to skim through and pick-up what you need now. Then set the book in an easy-to-access spot for when you need to reach it again or if you choose to read a little bit more out of the pages given.
The formatting of the book is that the first four chapters face an important topic to the person who has a cat while further breaking it down into more information, reminders, warnings and tips that make it easier for a person to find what they are looking for along with the occasional box for more information. Meanwhile the last chapter is basically a summary of the other four with a bit more information that wasn't covered in any other chapters in a providing of 10 Need To Know Facts.
There are colored photographs of various cats that are found throughout the book as diagram-type photos. Although some are easy to look at and understand how they relate, there are others that need maybe just a bit more imagination to get the point across to the reader.
All in all it is a great little book to have around although my suggested reading style unless you like being informed upfront is to skim through and pick-up what you need now. Then set the book in an easy-to-access spot for when you need to reach it again or if you choose to read a little bit more out of the pages given.
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