Healing a Child's Pet Loss Grief: A Guide for Parents by Wendy Van de Poll is a helpful non-fiction book on the impact of pets on people’s lives — adults and children alike — and how to cope with the illness or death of a...

How Do Cats Do That? is an educational book written by Peter Scottsdale. With cats being such mysterious and endearing animals, finding a book such as this for younger readers is truly wonderful. Encompassing many curiosities, Peter Scottsdale has answered questions about how a...

How Horses Are Trained: Principles and Methods of Training Based on a Dynamic Relationship with the Horse by Dan Arnold is 102 pages of information on how to train horses including working horses, riding them, and showing them. Arnold has revamped this book, first written...

In a uniquely drawn book about the history of the relationship between humans and dogs, Humans, Dogs, and Civilization by Elaine Ostrach Chaika is a book that any dog lover should definitely give a chance. Giving a different historical perspective on the development of dogs...

There is a difference between breeding rabbits and owning one as a pet. If you want to do the latter, this book is what you are looking for. Amber Richards’ Everything About Rabbits not only includes a comprehensive list of rabbit varieties, but most significantly,...

How the lives of three dachshunds influence the perspective of their owners. That's what Hounded is all about: looking at the actions, reactions, and personalities of dogs and relating them to the life of Matt Ziselman. He begins the book by sharing the story of...

"Horse Tales for the Soul" is a collection of short stories compiled by Bonnie Marlewski-Probert. The twelve stories vary in length and complexity so that the reader is treated to a myriad of events and opinions by those owning and riding horses. In the chapters,...

Homer is a blind cat. Not only is he blind but he has no eyes whatsoever. He is taken in by a typical "cat lover" who already owns two cats. Gwen is very apprehensive about caring for a blind cat but...