Cat Owner's Manual Book

I probably should garner a copy for myself considering the number of queens (mature female cats) I have around me and how long they have lived. (I have had cats around me my entire life. The reason I do not have any dachshunds around me at the moment as well is that they are extremely expensive. I have a Labrador, but also no longer a Siamese cat, who was my sister's, anyway, from her friend, who was pregnant.) <-the cat was pregnant. I don't know about the fertility status of the friend.
Dr. Fogle's work describes felines in fastidious detail.

The photography in this book is absolutely adorable, even if you can't understand any of the terminologies about cat behavior et cetera.

Every piece of advice here is worth merit, in my opinion. I particularly liked and wrote down what he suggested about checking ABC - the Airway, whether it's open, whether the cat is Breathing, and is there Circulation. It was the scariest at the bottom of the page to see what he wrote after the late-shock signs in my opinion. (At least I have the closest emergency vet phone number - the Brandywine Valley Veterinary Hospital: - which reveals it's expensive)