When Your Cat
Slows Down
Sooner or later, every cat will die but you can improve both its
quality and quantity of life. If you recognize decline early enough,
your cat will live longer. This book will explain the choices you
will face as your cat winds down.
You will discover how to
-Determine the real age of your cat.
-Recognize the early signs of decline.
-Slow the aging process and extend life.
-Improve the quality of life in the later years.
-Decide if you should put your cat down.
-Minimize the loss to your family and other pets.
-Make the choices between burial, cremation,
taxidermy, freeze drying and cloning.
-Memorialize your cat.
This book describes simple ways to help your cat live longer.
-Patricia Bragg, ND, Ph.D., life extension specialist.
Good, sound, basic information for cat owners.
-Tom Parker, DVM. Cobble Hill Animal Clinic.
This book will help caretakers of elderly cats make the right
decisions and to be comfortable with those decisions.
-Michelle T. Bernard, BLAKKATZ Cattery.
Dan Poynter is an author, book publisher and skydiver who loves
animals, especially cats. His late cat Cricket, made writing even
more fun for more than 20 years.
If your cat does not eat for 2-3 days, irreversible organ damage
begins.
Protect your cat now.
Get this book
before you need it.
