UPDATED AGING CAT BOOK DISCOUNTED!

by Amy Shojai | Feb 6, 2024 | Cat Behavior & Care | 0 comments

I’m delighted to announce the release of the 2024 edition of COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR AGING CAT. This book, when released, received multiple awards from the prestigious Cat Writer’s Association. I got the rights back after the first edition, published by New American Library/Penguin Books, and released an updated version first in 2010, and again in 2017. But the latest 2024 version offers the most comprehensive revisions and updated material.

Three Editions, Slashed Prices for Aging Cat Book

In July 2023, I received an incredible honor and opportunity when I traveled to the American Veterinary Medical Association annual continuing education conference. While there, I received the 2023 AVMA Media Award for my coverage of veterinary information over the past decades. This great conference also provided me with access to the dozens of veterinary experts speaking about the latest care options for our beloved pets. As a result of attending sessions in person, online access to lectures, and printed materials provided, I added more than 30 pages to this latest edition of COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR AGING CAT, and many more expert citations and expertise.

And yes, all of these veterinarians and experts cited are listed in the aging cat book source list, so that YOUR veterinarian can reach out to them, if needed.

All three editions of the book–Ebook, Paperback, and Hardcover–are widely available on Amazon and elsewhere. But cat lovers can get these same titles at a fraction of the price through direct sales at my online store. That’s $8 off the Ebook, $6 off the paperback, and $7 off the paperback edition. The Ebook comes from BookFunnel so you can download whatever file you need (PDF, Ebook, Kindle). And yes, the print versions print and ship from Amazon–exactly the same, only for less!

More Updates: Aging Cat Book in Audio

I’ve for a long time wanted to record the audiobook version of my aging cat book. There didn’t seem to be any point, while the information remained dated. Now, with the updated version, I plan to publish the audiobook of COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR AGING CAT in the coming year.

Stay tuned for updates to the companion title, COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR AGING DOG. Because… dogs deserve the best care, too!

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