Cats and Dogs,  living together,  mass hysteria.
343475
I'd read anything by Nick Pirog but I love how he writes the conversations between Henry and his pets. Not that I'm a pet owner but I can imagine it's what every owner eventually does after a time. His books are funny and full of adventure, always with that inherent sense of anxiety over  the finite amount of time that Henry Bins has in his day.  Buy, read,  laugh,  repeat with as many of his books as you can.
3818556
A cat woman turns dog lover, gives away two cats, cuts open a doggie door only to be visited by a mad cat. Revenge of the cats.  The cat eventually goes else where but returns later as ghost. Told conversationally to make it an easy and entertaining read.  I look forward to reading her other tales.
4657432
Think about it. Animal instincts rising to the surface. A mob of crazed hungry animals taking your sister. What could you do?
1623037
They're ok, but my dogs are more interested in them than my cats. The dogs tear all the feathers off and have a great time. All 6 cats prefer little mice with noise-making pieces inside them over these, so I won't be buying more.
4923405
I take care of feral cats. Plus we have cats in the home. This has amazing information for our questions.
1216450
Love this book and truly believe this happens with every dog and cat......
784475
Mr. Grieve presents a pleasingly tongue-in-cheek case for the superiority of dogs over any other type of companion animal, most specifically cats. His text is concisely readable and nicely informative.  That said, the master stroke here is the paring of text with pictures. The photographer, Rachael Hale, has an amazing eye and captures the essence of each breed and animal featured. My personal favorites are the palatably hostile "hostage cat", the rambunctiously joyous dog leaping up in the section entitled, "In Praise of Dogs", and the pitiful stray featured in the segment on abused and neglected animals.

This is more than just another beautiful coffee table book for animal lovers. It is a work in which two talented artists collaboration results in something quite out of the ordinary.

I highly recommend this book for all ages.
2338038
I find the antics of these bad cats so entertaining that I tear off the sheets and pass them along to my cat-loving friends.  Even if one is not a cat lover, he/she will get a big laugh out of the silly photos, the nicknames and the "professions" of these naughty felines. The writers (Jim Edgar and Richard Smith)are to be applauded. My only suggestion might be to offer the photos in color.
4463579
It is great that people are being educated of the plight of the cats and dogs while reading  the book. I had read one of the other books first;  now I am going to read them in order.  The books build on each other.
2165709
I love this weirdo book. The story, the type, the illustrations. All of it combine to make a sort of dreamlike, surreal and indulgent kind of story and feeds my subconscious need to see millions and trillions and billions of cats all grouped together.
3332901
The author has owned, or been owned by, several dogs and one cat in his youth. Each animal had its own personality, habits and demands.
This is a short, easily read book filled with humor.
403614
My cat and my dog can't agree on who this pet house belongs to, thus neither can enjoy it in peace.
3892881
I just finished this book on Kindle. While I can't improve on all the positive reviews that have gone before, I can only say that any pet lover will love this book.  Some moments made me cry but more often I laughed, particularly when the dog expressed his (her) opinion of cats. And I'm a cat lover.
1555082
This is a good reading. I cried several times when reading what happened to the dogs. I can't understand why people can be so cruel to dogs or cats or other animals. I wished there are more people like Steve who fight for and rescue animals.
4792446
It is funny. It is exciting. It has an endearing warmth to the heart. Pongo and Missis, a younge married couple of dalmatian dogs, live with Mr. and Mrs. Dearly, a younge married couple of humans. Fifteen delightful puppis are born, to be adored by all. And then-the puppies are stolen. Bye whom? Top men at Scatland yard are frankly baffled. But one of the keenest brains od Dogdom was at work-Pongo had a clue! Nearby lived a sinister woman named Cruella de Ville who had a pasion fo furs. She had shown a marked interest in the puppies-and been heard to wish she had a white fur coat with black spots. By a way known only to dogs (sesret though noisy), Pongo got all the dogs of England to help trace the pups-to a mysterios house in deepest Suffolk. Then he and Missis set out to the rescue. They traveled by night, befriended by many generous dogs. But the recsue turned out to be an even greater task than Pongo expected, for the mysterios house was nothing less than a dalmatian fur farm, guarded by the adominable Baddun brothers. Many dangers had to be faced. Adventure follows adventure as the suspense mounts higher and higher. Ther are many suprises of all is the one the Dearlys get, on a snowy Christmas Eve near the stories triumphant end. Dog-lovers of all gaes will delight in Pongo, Missis, and their family, espesially the tiny Cadpig, who is crazy abot television. Then ther is Perdita, the touching lost dog. And a great dane, a gallant spaniel, a shrewd old sheepdog, and many other dogs of varios breeds play important parts-not to mention a couple of cats,a horse, and some kindly cows. Animals, humans, London, and the country seen are charmingly portrayed in this heart touching tal like no other. A must read.
4270817
This is an odd combination that the cats are crazy about.
2833876
Having to sweep up FIFTY cat toys with a BROOM is absolutely hilarious... was giggling the whole dang time. My family is very angry. May need to move out and take my cat & cat toys with me. JK lol. As for my cat .... he was afraid when I first dumped them everywhere, but when the moon came up..... there was CHAOS. Jingling from every corner of the house. bouncing off the walls crazy. No one slept that night. Except me.  :P