The Cornell Book of Cats: A Comprehensive & Authoritative Medical Reference for Every Cat & Kitten

by Mordecai Siegal (Editor), James R. Richards (Editor)

Thoroughly updated and revised, a complete feline medical reference furnishes timely imformation on cat nutrition, reproduction, genetics, first aid, breeds, anatomy, medical advances, preventive care, and more. 25,000 first printing.

Genres: Cats, Reference, Animals, Nonfiction, Biology

465 pages, Hardcover

First published December 23, 1989

About the author

Mordecai Siegal authored numerous pet books and wrote pet columns for House Beautiful, Good Housekeeping, Women's World, and goodnewsforpets.com. Often the master of ceremonies at pet events, Mordecai was an entertaining public speaker as well as a writer.

Mr. Siegal had a caller-interview radio show, Vets and Pets, on WNYC.

He was a founding member of the Cat Writers' Association and president emeritus of the Dog Writers' Association of America (DWAA).

Reviews

[Sandy Strunk]

Excellent medical and behavioral reference book for those who love domestic and feral cats.

[Pam]

A must have for all cat owners, this book addresses all aspects of cat ownership from acquistion, behavior, nutrition and medical issues. An excellent resource to reference when you are wondering if a cat behavior needs medical attention or not. This book will also help clarify what your vet said during the consultation.

[James]

A non-trivial text that explores the biology of cats and their ailments in detail. This book would serve a veternarian well as a desk reference. It can give cat owners with a modicum of biological knowlege valuable insight into the care of their cat.

[Connie]

I actually have the 1989 version.

[anie]

Hohoho.. ternyata cuman ada 1 edisi saja dan saya mendapatkan buku aslinya di stand buku impor for only 70 rb (terharu)...wishing me have a lot of happy cats

[Ady]

This book is so amazing. Deep knowledge for feline health.

[Cindra]

Another go-to book for cat care.