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Breeding Domestic Cats and Tips to Keep Them Happy - The best guide for you to understand and love your cat - cover

Breeding Domestic Cats and Tips to Keep Them Happy - The best guide for you to understand and love your cat

Edwin Pinto

Publisher: Pinto Diaz Edwin

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Summary

Most cats come into our lives unexpectedly, we suddenly fall in love,there is a special connection. Other times, we somehow feel that we want the companyof a cat, and this is where many doubts assail us about how and where to find a cat,and if it would be a good fit for our company, if problems will arise and how we will deal with themsolve if we don't know anything about cats.With this book we will learn everything related and important when bringing a kittento our lives, everything we need to know, apply and teach our kitten, if we applyEverything that is said in these pages will help us to have an emotionally and physically healthy cat.making it our perfect life partner, and the most important thing is that it hasour understanding love and respect.
Available since: 01/21/2025.
Print length: 296 pages.

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