The Cat Owner's Veterinary Handbook

The Cat Owner's Veterinary Handbook

by JohnBower (Author), Caroline Bower (Author)

Synopsis

The Cat Owner's Veterinary Handbook covers all aspects of the cat in sickness and in health. It does not replace the vet but presents helpful advice on home treatments, where this is applicable, and informs the owner when to seek professional advice. Packed full of information, it will be invaluable to the millions of caring owners who regard their cat as 'one of the family'. It is written in plain, everyday language by an experienced veterinary surgeon who has been involved in the medical and surgical problems of the cat for over thirty-five years. The book includes two chapters concerning normal cat behaviour and behavioural problems which have been written by John's wife, Caroline, who is also a veterinary surgeon.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Edition: 1
Publisher: The Crowood Press Ltd
Published: 21 Sep 2009

ISBN 10: 1847971288
ISBN 13: 9781847971289
Book Overview: Features and reviews in Your Cat, The Cat magazine and Catworld magazine. Reviews in Veterinary Times, Veterinary Record, In Practice and British Small Animal Veterinary Association Newsletter.

Author Bio
John Bower was the senior partner in a small animal veterinary hospital practice in Plymouth for nearly forty years. His special interests include cat and dog medical problems and the relationship between pets and their owners. John was president of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association in 1984/5 and president of the British Veterinary Association in 1989/90. He frequently writes for the veterinary press and has a regular programme on BBC Radio Devon. John has co-authored several dog, cat and veterinary books including The Dog Owner's Veterinary Handbook [Crowood 1989, third impression 2006], which he wrote with David Youngs and which is a companion volume to this present book. Resident - Devon Caroline Bower is one of the senior partners in the Veterinary Hospital Group in Plymouth. In addition ot her veterinary qualification, caroline has gained a diploma in companion animal behaviour counselling and is a member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors [APBC].