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USA Library
- Ms Miller's Etiquette for Cats
, by Melissa Miller, published by Penquin Books, 1996; 4"X6", 86 pages, softbound, $7.95.
Although more humans might think cats live relatively simple, Ms Miller's Etiquette for Cats, assures us nothing could be further from the truth
Kittens Today: A Yearbook, by Greg Ovechka, published by T.E.H. Publications,1996; 8 1/2"X11", 64 pages, hardbound, $12.95
Kitten's Today is information about
kittens presented in a yearbook format. The information is concise and selective, excellent photos, glossy-full colors.
"Caring For Your Older Cat,", by Chris C. Pinney, DMV, published by Barron's, 1996; 61/2"X8", 200 pages, softbound, $10.95
To be sure older beloved cats get the care they deserve,
veterinarian Chris Pinney has provided owners with a caring, informative manual. A great resource that with hands-on care from a local veterinarian will help you care for your older cats.
Cat Behavior And Training, Veterinary Advice For Owners, by L.Ackerman; G. Landsberg and W. Hunthausen, editors, T.F.H. Publications, Inc. 1996
Some cat's won't use the litterbox - Litterbox Training
Cats of Cairo-Egypt's Enduring Legacy
Goddess or Cat? Is your feline friend not telling you something? Does your cat REALLY have royal ancestry? Find out in the soon to be released photographic gift book,
Cats of Cairo-Egypt's Enduring Legacy.
Cairo cats are street-smart survivors whose direct ancestors in ancient Egypt were revered as gods. But a family reunion between them and your cozy fireside feline could
result in a cross-cultural misunderstanding. These direct descendants of CleoPAWtra have a CATstory and heritage that places
them (in their minds anyway) into the realm of Pharonic gods and goddesses. Is this an
attitude you recognize? Was your feline friend once a goddess?
Your cats cousins were so beloved in ancient days that they were portrayed in statues and, upon the death of a cat, a lavish funeral was held. Since
then, the tradition of adoring cats has continued. According to folk tradition, the prophet Muhammad cut off his coat sleeve because he had to stand
up for prayer and didn't want to disturb his cat who was napping on
his sleeve. Today, the mystique of the cat lives on.
The Cats of Cairo are elusive creatures. During her seven-year stay in Cairo, Lorraine Chittock searched the nooks and crannies where feline denizens of the
city hide. "They don't hang out," says Chittock, "they slink." To obtain intimate portraits of these wary animals, Ms. Chittock had to become "a wildlife tracker in an urban environment."
Elusive and remote, Cats of Cairo are watching and waiting for their time of rule to return. Is your cat doing the same? If you want to see four of these cat goddesses yourself, click on http://www.cats.camels.com
Abbeville Press
70 full-color illustrations
96 pages 9 x 9"
Cloth ISBN- 0-7892-707-9 $24.95
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