Frank Hadley Cats
Get both — $37
One book shows you how to feed, equip and care for your cat without overspending. The other teaches you to read what your cat has been telling you all along.
“Good cat care isn’t about spending more. It’s about knowing where it counts.”— Frank Hadley
Book one · On its own
Feeding, supplies, vet bills and everyday care — what’s worth paying for, and what isn’t.
One payment · Yours to keep
What you get
PDF · Instant download
Both books · The complete set
Everything your cat needs from you, and everything they’re trying to say. One checkout.
You save $9 vs. buying them separately
What you get
Instant download · 7-day money-back guarantee
Book two · On its own
Tails, ears, meows and moods — and the fixes for biting, scratching and 3 a.m. zoomies.
One payment · Yours to keep
What you get
PDF · Instant download
Book one
A practical guide to feeding, buying, saving, and everyday care.
What your cat really needs in the bowl, which supplies are worth the money, how to keep vet bills under control, and a simple routine that keeps it all running. No fluff, no upselling.
Health facts checked against AAHA and AAFP veterinary guidelines, the Cornell Feline Health Center, the FDA and ASPCA Animal Poison Control.
What’s inside
Part 1 · 6 chapters
Part 2 · 3 chapters
Part 3 · 5 chapters
Part 4 · 5 chapters
Part 5 · 4 chapters
Part 6 · 4 chapters
Part 7 · 5 chapters
Part 8 · 4 chapters
Part 9 · 3 chapters
Free bonus · 1 page
The numbers that matter most on one page for the fridge door: daily calories and water, litter box sizes, monthly costs and checkup timing.
Free bonus · 9 pages
A monthly and yearly budget, a food and litter cost comparison, an essentials shopping list and more. Print them as often as you like.
At the back: At a glance · Look up the problem · Sources · About Frank Hadley
Book two
Read your cat’s signals, earn their trust, and solve everyday problems.
Tails, ears, meows and moods: what each signal means, and what to do about it. Read Part 1 first, then go straight to whatever your cat is doing right now.
Every lesson has the same five parts
What’s inside
Part 1 · 5 lessons
Part 2 · 4 lessons
Part 3 · 3 lessons
Part 4 · 4 lessons
Part 5 · 4 lessons
Part 6 · 4 lessons
Part 7 · 3 lessons
Part 8 · 3 lessons
Free bonus · 1 page
The signals, the habits and the warning signs on one page for the fridge door, each one linked to the lesson that explains it.
At the back: At a glance · Look up the problem · About Frank Hadley
Meet the author
Forty years of cats. Most of the mistakes in these books, I made first.
I was twenty-four the first time I bought cat food for a cat of my own. I’m an engineer by training, so of course I’d made a list. Then I stood in front of forty feet of bags and cans, and I bought the one with the nicest picture on the front.
I’m a retired engineer, and I’ve been taking in cats for more than forty years: the kittens, the ferals, the old-timers, and the ones nobody else wanted. These two books put in order what all of them taught me.
Dottie, Pepper and young Biscuit kept me company while I wrote, mostly by sitting on my notes.
— FrankFrank Hadley Cats
Kind words
“What I liked most was the explanation of when a cat has had enough petting. It’s such an everyday situation, and yet I’d never really understood which signs to watch for. It’s explained very simply.”
“I thought the body language part would just be about meows and tail movements. I was surprised by the details on the ears, eyes and posture. It’s one of those books you want to read with your cat right next to you.”
“The section on winning a shy cat’s trust was my favorite. I liked the approach of giving them space and letting them make the first move. Everything is explained patiently, without making you feel you’ve done it all wrong.”
“I don’t usually read manuals cover to cover, so I appreciated being able to look up a specific behavior and go straight to that lesson. The explanations about the little nips during petting and play were especially clear.”
“My favorite part was the one on food labels. With so many nice-sounding words on the bags, it’s hard to know what you’re comparing. I liked finding an explanation I could follow without having to look up every term.”
“I really appreciated that it talked about budget. I want to take good care of my cats, but I can’t buy every accessory I see. The section on what’s essential and what’s optional was the first thing I marked to read again.”
“I bought the book mainly for the feeding part, but the section on older cats really caught my interest. They’re everyday details you can easily overlook. I liked that it also covers how to organize a care routine.”
“The sheets for tracking expenses and comparing food costs were a nice extra. I write everything down, so I appreciate having a ready-made structure. The book has a practical approach that really suits me.”
“I wondered if the two books would be too similar. One focuses on understanding your cat and the other on organizing their care, so I found different reasons to turn to each one. I liked that combination.”
“What I value most about both is the tone. The explanations feel friendly, and you can look up the topic you need without rereading everything. I also appreciated that they point out when a question should go to the vet.”
Launch offer
Everything your cat needs from you, and everything they’re trying to say. One checkout.
You save $9 vs. buying them separately
Get both books — $37 →Instant download · 7-day money-back guarantee
Prefer just one? Smart Cat Care — $27 · Decoding — $19
Read the part you need most and try one thing with your cat. You have a 7-day trial: if the books aren’t for you, we’ll refund 100% of what you paid.
— Frank
Questions
The questions cat owners ask most. If yours isn’t here, the answer is probably in the books.
Two PDF books: Smart Cat Care (39 chapters, 248 pages) and Decoding Your Cat’s Secret Language (30 lessons, 110 pages), plus the printable bonuses: two one-page cheat sheets for the fridge and 9 pages of care tools, like a budget and a food cost comparison.
Right after you pay, your books appear on the screen with a button to download them. We also send them to your email, so you can open them again anytime, on any device.
Yes. They’re PDFs, so they open on any phone, tablet or computer. You can also print the pages you want, and the bonus tools are made to be printed as often as you like.
No, and he’ll be the first to tell you so. Frank is a retired engineer who has taken in cats for more than forty years. Every health fact in both books was checked against veterinary guidelines and published studies, and each book tells you clearly when it’s time to call your vet. These books don’t replace your vet’s advice.
If your question is about behavior, like biting, hiding, scratching or what a meow means, start with Decoding Your Cat’s Secret Language. If it’s about food, supplies, costs or vet visits, start with Smart Cat Care. Most people find they need both, which is why the pack costs just $10 more than Smart Cat Care alone.
Yes. Smart Cat Care has chapters on getting ready for a new kitten or adopted cat, keeping an adult cat active, making life easier for an older cat, and mealtimes with several cats. Decoding has lessons on teaching a kitten that hands aren’t toys, winning over a shy or rescued cat, and a full part on living with more than one cat.
No. You pay once and the books are yours to keep. There are no monthly fees, and you get lifetime access to every updated edition at no extra cost.
You have a 7-day trial. If the books aren’t for you, we’ll refund 100% of what you paid.