Pills for Cats: Finding Happiness Through Modern Pharmacology

by Charles Kreloff, Patty Brown, Victoria Roberts (Illustrator)

Depressed? Sleepless? Anxious?
With pills, you can be a brand-new kitty.
This is the tale of one very neurotic, anxious, depressed, unfocused, sleep-deprived cat who discovers the joys of medication.

64 pages, Hardcover

First published December 23, 2003

Reviews

[Molly · Rating 3 out of 5]

wtf why does this exist?!

[Pamela · Rating 5 out of 5]

so this is a cute little fast read about a cat that has issues and learns thru pills lol how to find happiness and whatever else he needs..if you are a cat lover or just like funny anedotes about different types of pills from pain to anti-depressent then this is your book and sorry for misspellings

[Brenna · Rating 2 out of 5]

Pills for Cats: Finding Happiness through Modern Pharmacology is a little-bitty book that costs over $10, depicting a formerly-depressed cartoon cat doing the sort of things you see humans doing in pharmaceuticals ads.

It is a book, written and illustrated by three people, with cartoons of a cat doing funny people-things. One cartoon shows the cat with a fish bowl on its head. There is a depiction of a silly cat water-skiing, enjoying a commercial flight in style, stretching out on a plush bed, etc. Why, there's even a risqué sketch of him "catting around" gracias de Viagra.

Presumably, this book is funny in The New Yorker vein, filtered through international renown, and thus protected inherently from any negative criticisms.

It is a 64-page book, standing at about 6 inches tall, that costs over $10 American. It also has a cartoon of a cat lounging in an old-fashioned toilet tank.

Ha, ha, ha.

[Kyla · Rating 5 out of 5]

A really fun book if you don't take it too seriously.