Cats: Their Points and Characteristics, with Curiosities of Cat Life, and a Chapter on Feline Ailments

Curious about the secret life of felines? Cats: Their Points and Characteristics, with Curiosities of Cat Life, and a Chapter on Feline Ailments by W. Gordon Stables opens a window onto the manners, mysteries, and medical quirks of our oldest companions. Stables blends natural history, affectionate observation, and practical know-how in a charming Animals-era study that spans cat behavior, domestic suitability, and centuries of human-feline interactions. You’ll find thoughtful descriptions of feline temperament and physical “points,” lively anecdotes and curious tales that reflect Victorian attitudes, plus a sensible chapter on common ailments and care. The narrative balances historical context—how cats became household favorites—with accessible guidance on temperament, feeding, and nursing sick cats, all delivered with the author’s genteel wit. Ideal for anyone who adores cats or studies animal history, this audiobook is both a nostalgically rich portrait and a useful primer. Listen for engaging storytelling, practical tips on feline health, and a gentle reminder of why cats have charmed people across millennia. Perfect for cat lovers, pet owners, and listeners who enjoy classic natural-history nonfiction in the Animals genre.