Amy Shojai Books in Order

Amy Shojai explores cats through their history, their appearances in literature and folklore, and their place in everyday life. Alongside cultural material, the book introduces major breeds and discusses the practical responsibilities of feline health and care.

Amy Shojai traces the history of cats through different eras and cultures, pairing the account with color photographs. Stories drawn from mythology explore the varied ways people have understood felines and the roles they have assigned them.

Information about domestic cats accompanies photographs in this illustrated volume. Its survey brings together feline history and different breeds, offering readers a visual introduction to cats alongside an account of their place in human life.

Amy Shojai examines the biological and behavioral differences that can make sharing a home difficult for cats and dogs. The guide connects those differences to practical approaches for matching personalities, managing conflict, and meeting each animal's distinct needs.

Amy Shojai organizes canine care into an alphabetical reference covering breeds, behavior, health concerns, and everyday responsibilities. Charts and breed profiles help readers locate information about symptoms, prevention, and the distinction between home care and situations requiring veterinary attention.

This illustrated journal combines spaces for a cat's photographs, milestones, family history, and medical records with practical care advice. Training tips and reflections on feline companionship help owners preserve memories of the life they share.

Amy Shojai arranges cat care information into an alphabetical reference covering behavior, health, and feline characteristics. Photographs, charts, cross-references, and profiles of forty-one breeds help owners navigate everyday questions about looking after their cats.

Amy Shojai examines the conflicts that arise when several pets share a home. Her guide addresses introductions, aggression, feeding disputes, housebreaking, and jealousy, offering practical ways to help cats, dogs, and their owners live together.

This breed guide follows the American Pit Bull Terrier through puppyhood, adulthood, and old age. Amy Shojai discusses temperament, family life, care needs, and activities suited to a strong working dog at each stage of its life.

Amy Shojai explores the changing physical and emotional needs of older cats. Drawing on veterinary interviews, she discusses warning signs, nutrition, exercise, common illnesses, and home nursing to help owners support their cats through later life.

Amy Shojai guides owners through the health and behavior changes that accompany a dog's later years. Veterinary information and stories of aging pets address exercise, nutrition, chronic conditions, and nursing care that can improve everyday comfort.

Amy Shojai follows kitten care from choosing a new companion to building healthy habits at home. The guide covers feeding, grooming, socialization, training, veterinary care, and introductions to other pets, helping owners understand their kitten's development.

Amy Shojai explores advances in veterinary diagnosis and treatment through expert interviews and stories of pets receiving specialized care. An alphabetical guide connects conditions with medical options, while discussions of costs and insurance help owners understand difficult choices.

Grieving animal behaviorist September Day returns to Texas to start a dog-training business, only to face her nephew's disappearance during a blizzard. Working with his service dog Shadow, she uncovers a dangerous conspiracy involving vulnerable children.

September Day and her service dog Shadow must locate a missing cat as a mysterious illness threatens lives. Their search becomes more dangerous when a tormentor from September's past returns, forcing both human and dog to confront damaged trust.

When a new partner or child unsettles a cat, family relationships can suffer. Amy Shojai explains feline reactions to unfamiliar people and offers gradual introductions and behavior techniques intended to protect the bond between cats and their families.

Amy Shojai considers what happens when dogs resist new partners, babies, or children in their household. Her guide explains jealousy and stranger anxiety, then presents introduction techniques designed to help people and dogs build more comfortable relationships.

Cats and dogs take the stage to describe their lives, frustrations, and relationships with humans. This collection of scenes and songs combines humor with poignant moments, using animal perspectives to explore pet behavior and the bonds of companionship.

This alphabetical reference brings together dog behavior, health, first aid, and preventive care. Amy Shojai uses symptom charts, breed comparisons, and practical explanations to help owners understand everyday needs and recognize situations that require professional attention.

Amy Shojai addresses the fear that makes veterinary visits difficult for cats and their owners. The guide covers carriers, car journeys, handling, clinic choices, and tensions after returning home, with steps intended to make necessary care less stressful.

Amy Shojai surveys alternative and complementary approaches to caring for dogs and cats. Drawing on holistic veterinary practitioners, she describes dietary changes, herbs, massage, acupressure, and other methods presented as responses to common health and behavior concerns.

Amy Shojai organizes feline health and care into an alphabetical reference supported by photographs and charts. Entries address symptoms, first aid, prevention, behavior, and breed characteristics, helping cat owners find information relevant to everyday problems and emergencies.

Amy Shojai follows the practical decisions involved in bringing up a puppy, from choosing a companion to understanding canine communication. Feeding, grooming, training, introductions, health problems, and first aid receive attention alongside the challenges of everyday puppy behavior.

Amy Shojai explores why dogs become frightened of veterinary care and how owners can prepare them for visits. Advice covers crate training, car journeys, handling, clinic selection, and the behavior changes that sometimes follow a stressful appointment.

An investigation into dogfighting draws September Day and Shadow into a search for missing children. With a destructive storm approaching and dangerous secrets at stake, they must reach the children before the weather or their pursuers close in.

After a storm destroys her kennel, Lia Corazon tries to rebuild her life by training a young Rottweiler. The dog's discovery of a body leads her toward a criminal operation and questions about the father she never knew.

Amy Shojai examines how a cat's surroundings affect behavior and relationships with people. She explains enrichment, feline preferences, feeding, space, and fear reduction, offering accessible changes intended to make home life more comfortable for different cat personalities.

Amy Shojai traces dogs' evolution and their changing place in human history, art, and literature. Photographs, breed profiles, and discussions of physical traits and care connect this cultural history with the animals that share our homes.

A safety deposit box key threatens September Day's hopes of moving beyond her husband's death. After an attack and murder, she and Shadow pursue stolen evidence, uncovering secrets that put them in the path of a relentless killer.

September Day's wedding worries give way to a rescue mission when a veterinary clinic employee disappears and her brother is found near death. A discarded dog connects the crime to a killer who keeps taking victims.

A stalker's attack disrupts September Day's wedding and leaves her dependent on an unfamiliar bodyguard. Separated from home, she relies on Shadow while questioning her rescuer's motives and confronting a crime syndicate with a dangerous interest in her.

Amy Shojai explores how boredom and unmet needs can shape a dog's behavior. Her guide describes different forms of enrichment, feeding activities, space, and personality-sensitive changes intended to give dogs more satisfying routines and strengthen their relationships with people.

September Day wants to dismantle a crime syndicate connected to her newly discovered family. When a trafficking survivor demands justice and loved ones are kidnapped, she and Shadow must pursue a rescue with help she cannot fully trust.

A search for a runaway cat leads September Day and Shadow to a body in a pumpkin patch. When another victim appears and her best friend becomes a suspect, September must untangle a killer's plans amid troubling family secrets.