Mastering Kitten Care: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners Review

I have had cats for 25 years but have never had a kitten under 5.5 months. So it was an adventure! Unfortunately this book is unusable. Thanks for the great vets. and willingness to ask EVERYTHING 🙂

A must have for foster parents and kitten rescuers. There are literally 50 shades of cat poop, and each has its own meaning. for weaning. If you're a new care or rescue worker (if you're not, consider becoming one!) this will be a life-saving resource for you and the kittens.

I wish I had bought this book when I first brought the kitten home as it would have saved me so much time searching the internet for answers. This is perfect for those who have just adopted a kitten, are in the process of adopting a kitten, or those who have a kitten and just want to learn a few things. This is a great general reference and a pleasure to read as well. It includes a wide range of information as well as the author's personal stories. This is a must read for anyone rescuing…

Kittens don't come as easily as picking a kitten from a litter, taking them home and living happily ever after. I had previous experience with an older cat I rescued from a local shelter, but the lessons I learned with Louie the older cat didn't go into small details like how to behave. Like how to convince the kittens to use the litter boxes provided, or what clues the kittens told you it's time to take them to the vet. KITTENS FOR DUMMIES helps to close these gaps. in your cat knowledge which