The Complete Cat Breed Book
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Combining cat breeds, behavior, and training tips in one easy volume, The Complete Cat Breed Book is an essential reference to the basics of choosing and looking after a cat. Packed with practical advice on cat maintenance, from handling and grooming to nutrition, exercise, and health, current and prospective cat owners will discover the best cat breed for their lifestyle.
This comprehensive guide is loaded with charts and a photographed catalog of more than fifty cat breeds, each profile outlining the breed's history, appearance, and temperament, as well as coat color variations and breed-specific facts. This is sure to become the perfect guide for anyone wanting to raise and nurture a contented kitty.
About the AuthorDorling Kindersley, DK, aims to inform, enrich and entertain readers of all ages and everything they publish, whether print or digital, embodies the unique DK design approach. DK brings unrivalled clarity to a wide range of topics with a unique combination of words and pictures, put together to spectacular effect.
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Item Number130826
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Dimensions9.5 x 8 x 0.89 inches
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Weight2.2125 pounds
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ISBN-139781465408518
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Pages256
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FormatHardcover
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ISBN-101465408517
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AuthorDK
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Publication DateApr 15, 2013
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SubjectCat Breeds
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PublisherPenguin Random House
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It's OK. Added to collection because of publisher.
By Martha1 on Nov 6, 2018
Trying to limit my number of books, but acquire some more reference material. Nice pictures and more breeds listed than my other books. Just another resource and viewpoint.
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A must read for all cat lovers
By marilyn63 on Oct 14, 2017
The Complete Cat Breed Book is a must reference book for anyone considering adding a new cat into their home. It is a valuable source for choosing a cat with the traits you would like to match your lifestyle, which cats can be left alone and those that need the closeness of their owners. An interesting read.
