What Your Cat Is Trying to Tell You Paperback – January 1, 1998

Gave as a gift to 16 year old granddaughter after she had borrowed from the library on multiple occasions. She reads the book often.

Just okay

This is direct and easy to understand, especially when more than one symptom is present. It’s much more informed than frantic searches on-line with questionable information.

A bit too brief and tries to encompass to much in too few words. It's a handy little quick reference for the price and it never hurts to have more info, but it's not what I thought it would be.

great idea for cat lovers. lots of fun. highly recommend. get it now. send it to your feline friends and their people

Having had probably 8 cat books, this is a keeper. It may have saved the life of my beautiful Tortie-Tabby. At the age of 11, she had a Petit Mal seizure and miraculously it was described abundantly in the book. I took her right in and rec'd some Rx that I gave her for several months. Gradually, her seizures diminished and she has lost her fear of them and has smoother reactions.I've referred to this book dozens or hundreds of times. I totally love it.

If our cats could tell us what's wrong or where it hurts, it would be easy to diagnose and treat their illnesses. Since this isn't the case, this book is a must have. Written by a veterinarian, this book offers help in an easy to use format. The first chapter discusses emergency situations such as bite wounds and heat stroke, while the second chapter describes abnormal behaviors such as aggression and lethargy. The following eight chapters tour the animal's body from head to toe, discussing symptoms, diagnoses, possible causes, care, and prevention. At the end, there's a checklist for good health and information on performing weekly home exams. If you don't have a copy, I highly recommend picking one up.