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öThis book describes simple ways to help your cat live longer.
—Patricia Bragg, ND, Ph.D., life extension specialist.

öGood, sound, basic information for cat owners.
—Tom Parker, DVM. Cobble Hill Animal Clinic.

öThis book will help caretakers of elderly cats make the right decisions and to be comfortable with those decisions.
—Michelle T. Bernard, Boston, Massachusetts. BLAKKATZ Cattery.

öAs a cat lover who shares her life with four fabulous felines, I found a wealth of valuable information packed into an easy-to-read format. The Older Cat should be on every cat person’s bookshelf.
—Chris Davis, For Every Cat an Angel.

öAnyone who cares about their cat will want to keep this book in their permanent collection. Filled with heartwarming stories that remind us just how much our cats mean to our lives and valuable information and resources about how best to care for them, The Aging Cat will give you a deeper understanding of your furry friends and help you take better care of them throughout their lives.
—Jim Donovan, This is Your Life, Not a Dress Rehearsal

öIf you have a cat, you will one day need this book. The Older Cat is filled with important questions, wisdom from those who have made critical health and life choices for their cats, and a generous list of resources to guide you along your cat’s journey. You will want to tell your veterinarian, cat groomer and cat sitter about The Older Cat.
—Andrea Reynolds (with Casper, Jasper, and Dickens). 365 Critical Questions You Need to Ask Each Other Before You Marry.

öI learned several tips that will make life easier as my two cats, now six and eight, get older!
—Sandra Williams, Williams Writing, Editing & Design.

öA must-have, must-read book for every cat lover, cat guardian, and cat (of course they can read!!).
—Alan N. Canton, author, publisher, and guardian of four cats... Tekiah, Moxie, Snickers, and Pancake.

öWith this book, we can make decisions to ease the pain and ease the way for our beloved companions.
—Dorothy Molstad, cat owner.

öVets with a geriatric feline practice or with a growing number of elderly patients should have this book and also should encourage their cat guardians to get it. Get this book while your cat is still young; there’s much here to help you make sure that your cat becomes an aged cat and that you and your feline companion enjoy many long years together.
—Pat Bell, Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

öWhat a useful book! I know many people with elderly cats will appreciate this wonderful resource. I am reminded of my cat, Shappho, and her last days. It was comforting to read how other people and their cats faced the same situation.
—Cate Monroe, Moon Mountain Publishing, Inc.

ö'The Older Cat' is the only book I know of that explains in human terms how cats age and what the cat's owner can do to ensure that the special relationship they enjoy, remains high-quality to the very end. Every cat needs an owner who has read this book.
—Bob Goodman, Silvercat Communication and Publishing Services