Gina Spadafori

What a wonderful book, very enlightening if you're a pet bird owner. The information is basic, clear, but it also gives information I haven't found in other books, e.g. What to do with your bird on natural disasters. Sometimes it was a little bit repetitive, but I get owners sometimes need to be educated as if they were the bird.

A good start if you are planning to have a bird as a pet, but it is also useful if you already have one or have had one.

Very factual. Good book overall. Was booring at some points. Woukd recomend to all dog lovers.

Care and selection of cats, well organized and well indexed

An alternate title for this book could be “Trivial Pursuit: Cats Edition”. All those weird little things cats do get explained here: what exactly is a hairball, why do cats eyes glow at night (it’s not really lasers), who invented kitty litter, why they knead on you, why they pee on your pillow when you go away for a few days. Each entry is short; one or two pages. It’s a quick, fun read for cat lovers, and the information is solid.