Caring for cats and kittens / Ben Hubbard.

By:

Hubbard, Ben [author.]

Contributor(s):

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Battersea Dogs & Cats HomePublication details: London : Franklin Watts, 2014. Description: 64 pages; colour illustrations; 25 cmSubject(s):

Cats -- Juvenile literature

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Caring for cats and kittensDDC classification:

636.8083 23

LOC classification:

PN6071.C3

Online resources:

Contents:

Owing a cat -- What kind of cat? -- Choosing your cat -- Bringing your cat home -- Housetraining -- Food and feeding -- Play and exercise -- Understanding your cat -- Grooming -- biology and health -- On the move -- Getting older

Summary: Are you thinking about taking on the huge responsibility of owning a cat? This book is a comprehensive guide for children aged 8+ to caring for a new cat or a kitten - including animals taken from a rescue centre such as Battersea Cats & Dogs Home. It covers all aspects such as choosing the right pet for you, making it feel at home, daily care, what to feed him/her and how best to communicate with your cat. The book is illustrated with images from Battersea's photo library and by the quirky cartoons of Jason Chapman who has been illustrator for the Home for a number of years.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Junior Non-Fiction	Waimate Junior Non-Fiction	Children &Young Adults Section	636.8083 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		a00719647

Are you thinking about taking on the huge responsibility of owning a cat? This book is a comprehensive guide for children aged 8+ to caring for a new cat or a kitten - including animals taken from a rescue centre such as Battersea Cats & Dogs Home. It covers all aspects such as choosing the right pet for you, making it feel at home, daily care, what to feed him/her and how best to communicate with your cat. The book is illustrated with images from Battersea's photo library and by the quirky cartoons of Jason Chapman who has been illustrator for the Home for a number of years.

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