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Turkish Van Cats

Here is a book to recommend to a child looking to purchase a cat as a pet. There is all of the general information needed to take of a cat of almost any breed, mixed in with specific information on the Turkish Van. Some of the general information includes size, care of, feeding, and kittens.  This includes the number of kittens to expect in a litter, the type of foods out on the market, and medical care; such as, vaccinations, and spay and/or neuter.

Some of the specific information, “Turkish Vans are often compared to dogs. They can fetch toys, growl, and learn tricks. Turkish Vans can also be taught to walk on a leash.” (p. 8) Turkish Vans enjoy water, are semi-long haired, white in color with some color on head and tail, and don’t like to be cuddled. “With regular care, plenty of love, and good food, your Turkish Van will be an active addition to your family for 15 to 20 years.” ( p. 21)

The book usually has three paragraphs on the left hand page opposite a full color photo on the right hand page.