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Owning a Cat

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ISBN-10: 0071478051

ISBN-13: 9780071478052

Edition: 2007

Authors: Andrea McHugh

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List price: $12.95
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Publication date: 8/1/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 208
Size: 5.00" wide x 7.75" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.396
Language: English

Introduction Family planning -- should you own a kitten?
Pedigree or mix? One kitten or two?
Feral kittens and working cats
Where to get your kitten from Choosing a healthy kitten
What to expect with your kitten purchase (certificates etc)
What you will need Preparing for home coming
The kitten friendly garden Your kitten's first few days at home
Introducing a new kitten to other pets House rules Kitten behaviour
Your kitten's health Insuring your kitten Nutritional requirements House training
Clicker training Socialising Games you can play Grooming Dental care
Neutering Indoors or out? Microchipping
What to do if your kitten gets lost Taking on an adult cat Nutritional requirements of an adult cat
More advanced clicker training
Hunting Adult behaviour Common behaviour (and purrsonality) problems
Veterinary matters Going into a cattery Ten ways to make your cat a happy cat (don't ignore him, make him feel like number one etc etc)
Ten ways to be a happy owner (not letting the cat rule the roost!) Physiological changes to expect Grooming the older cat
Claw clipping Feeding the older cat Advances in veterinary medicine
Veterinary problems to expect (eg diabetes, arthritis, kidney disease etc)
Complementary therapies Behaviour in old age How to enhance and extend your cat's life
Making the final decision Coping with bereavement
When to get another cat When to worm
When to use flea products Vaccinations
What they hate about going into the cattery
What they hate about coming home again!
Keeping a stress free environment
How to help them deal with bullying neighbourhood cats
Why they sometimes mess in the house
Why they are fussy eaters
What a cat wants to teach his owner (importance of relaxation, exercise, minimising stress, making time for play and being just a little bit mysterious etc)
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