Purrfect English: Paw-Ket Dictionary Cat to Human

Some of the world's top experts, including devoted veterinarians, open a window into the minds of our feline freinds.

Cats have become so beloved in recent years that some 75 million live in American homes as family pets. Another quarter million are community cats, increasingly serving us in barns, breweries, warehouses and more to keep rodents and other unwanted wildlife under control.

Yet the cat has often seemed mysterious--compared to dogs, our cats can feel bit more aloof and difficult to truly "get."

But new research into our feline friends now reveals their love for us, their secret language, including accents and dialects, and their inner depths. In a series of engaging stories featuring the world's top experts, veterinarians and pet-owners themselves, this premium book opens a window into the minds of our feline friends.

Among the features: How to raise a kitten to become a great cat; how to understand your cat's purrs, meows and body language; how to teach your cat tricks; and how to rescue a stranded cat and make it your own. A bonus feature covers favorite breeds and the advantages each confers.

Author: Jillian Blume
Publisher: Centennial Books
Published: 07/13/2021
Pages: 160
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 6.90h x 4.50w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9781951274740

About the Author
Blume, Jillian: - Jillian Blume is a New York City-based writer whose feature articles have appeared in magazines, newspapers, and websites including the New York Observer, Marie Claire, Self, City Realty, the ASPCA, ThisDogsLife.co, Petful.com, Best Friends Animal Society, The Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, The Pet Gazette, Inside Your Dog's Mind, Inside Your Cat's Mind, and many others. She received a master's degree in creative writing from New York University and has taught writing and literature at colleges in New York. She passionately supports animal welfare and rescue and often covers these topics in her articles. Jillian lives with 2 senior dogs and one senior cat.