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The Indoor Cat

The vet visit

It comes out twice a year, and means something bad both times.

Twenty-eight steps: the carrier that lives in the room instead of the cupboard, food in it every day, the order that removes the chase, how to lower a cat in rather than post him in, the car, and the hours afterwards when multi-cat households are most often damaged.

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The CarrierAn object that is always there stops predicting anything. That is the whole mechanism, and it costs a corner of a room.

Before anything else: Straining with little or no urine is an emergency measured in hours. Blood, crying in the box, or any sudden change in a reliable cat: call your vet.

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The real cost

The cats who do not get seen are the cats whose owners cannot face the morning.

Twice a year is more than enough repetitions for a cat to build a reliable prediction, and cats are very good at this.

The chase that follows is not a minor inconvenience. It is why a great many cats do not get veterinary care they should have.

The Carrier — a drawn plate

What is inside

Here is exactly what you will learn.

Change what the object predicts, and the morning stops being a chase.

  • The carrier design that makes the morning easy, and the one that guarantees a fight
  • Why it has to live in the room instead of the cupboard
  • The order on the morning that removes the chase entirely
  • How to lower a cat in rather than post him in
  • How to drive, and why the car is its own separate problem
  • Why two cats who get on can come home hostile, and how to prevent it

Four weeks before you need it

The cats who do not get seen are the ones whose owners cannot face the morning.

A carrier that lives in the room stops predicting anything. Food in it, the door off, ten minutes a month — and the annual appointment stops being a chase.

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Why this one works

The Carrier gives you this.

Four weeks, then years

The habit decays between annual visits, so the book includes the ten minutes a month that keep it.

Written for the real morning

The day before, the room, the door, the towel and the way it is carried.

The part nobody warns you about

He comes home smelling of the practice, not of home.

Inside the file

Twenty-eight steps, four chapters

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  • The carrier as furniture — choosing it, leaving it out, feeding in it, teaching 'in', scent and bedding
  • Getting in on the day — the day before, shutting the door first, lowering him in, the towel, carrying it properly
  • The car — securing it, practice journeys, driving for a cat, arriving, the consulting room, cat-friendly practices
  • Home again — coming home, the other cat, medication, keeping the habit alive, and emergencies

Where this lands in the twelve weeks

  • Wk 11The carrier — Out of the cupboard for good, door off, food inside. An object that is always there stops predicting anything.

What you get

A 38-page PDF, 6 × 9 inches

Twenty-eight numbered steps, each on its own page, from the cupboard to the hours after you get home.

  • Steps28
  • Chapters4
  • Pages38
  • Format6 × 9 in
  • Every step on one page: what you need, how it goes, the detail, and where it goes wrong
  • What to ask a practice for, and what many already offer
  • A one-page summary of the whole module at the back
  • Prints on ordinary paper, reads on a phone

Or on the morning itself

There is a chapter for tomorrow, and the rest for the visit after that.

Twenty-eight steps from the cupboard to the consulting room, including the reason two cats who get on can come home hostile. 60-day money-back guarantee.

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The Carrier

From the cupboard to the consulting room. Twenty-eight steps, four chapters.

  • The carrier design that makes the morning easy, and the one that guarantees a fight
  • Why it has to live in the room instead of the cupboard
  • The order on the morning that removes the chase entirely
  • How to lower a cat in rather than post him in
  • How to drive, and why the car is its own separate problem

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Instant digital download. One-time payment of $10.00, with a 60-day money-back guarantee. Educational material about living with an indoor cat. This is not veterinary advice, not a diagnosis, and not a treatment for any condition.

60days

60-day money-back guarantee

If the ebook is not what you expected, write within 60 days and you get your money back in full. You keep the file. No form, nothing to return, and you do not have to explain why.

Important purchase information

Delivery
A digital ebook in PDF form. Right after your purchase you receive an email with a secure download link, and the same link on the page you land on. Nothing is shipped.
What it is
Educational material about living with an indoor cat. Not veterinary advice, not a diagnosis, and not a treatment for any condition.
Payment
One-time payment of $10.00. No subscription and nothing further to buy.
Refund
60-day money-back guarantee, in full, with the file kept.

Frequently asked questions

My appointment is tomorrow.

Then this is a four-week project you are starting late. The book has the morning chapter for tomorrow and the rest for the visit after that.

Do I really need a different carrier?

A top-opening, hard-sided carrier with a removable lid is the single biggest improvement available, and most vets strongly prefer working with one.

Why does my other cat hiss at him when he comes back?

He smells of the practice rather than of home. The book covers preventing that and repairing it if it has already happened.

Is there anything about medication?

Only the rule: what your vet prescribed, for this cat, as written — and never human medication, several of which kill cats.

What format is it?

A PDF, 6 × 9 inches, for a phone or for printing.

What if it is not for me?

Write within 60 days and you get your money back in full. You keep the file.

Taught weeks before you need it

So that an emergency trip is possible at all.

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This is educational material about living with an indoor cat. It is not veterinary advice, not a diagnosis, and not a treatment for any condition. A cat who stops using the litter box may be ill — that is a question for your vet, not for a method. A cat straining without producing urine is an emergency measured in hours.

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