Cat Anatomy?

I was wondering if any of you out there know of some websites that would show the makeup of a cat. Not sure if this is what would be considered anatomy, but I would like to know where their organs are, the skeletal structure and things like that.

Thanks in advance! :)

try some college textbooks.

in an anatomy class years ago we were asked to dissect
a cat. not one of my favorite memories about school, but
very interesting after the initial shock and digust.

please do not try this at home!

I looked it up for you on Google : this is a perfect web-site !! Hope I could help you with this!
http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/ClientED/a...#Cat%20Anatomy press on "cat anatomy" !

http://www.cat-dental-health.com/html/anatomy.html

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Originally posted by lut
I looked it up for you on Google : this is a perfect web-site !! Hope I could help you with this!
http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/ClientED/a...#Cat%20Anatomy press on "cat anatomy" !

http://www.cat-dental-health.com/html/anatomy.html

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Thanks so much, Lut! I guess I haven't gotten into the whole Google thing yet so I always forget what a great resource it is. I'll be checking these out real soon.

Give Maya and little Inka a hug and smooch from me, please. :)

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Originally posted by Tubby & Peanut's Mom

Give Maya and little Inka a hug and smooch from me, please. :)

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your wish is my command ...;) :p ;)

T & PM, Google is, in my opinion, the best search engine around the net. In fact, I use it exclusively when surfing. Compared with the others, it has many more listings and the way it presents them it takes such little time to surf.:)

..........wayne

Thanks for the tip, Wayne. I've only used Google 3 or 4 times now. I was always an Alta Vista fan, but I agree that Google seems much more thorough and easy to navigate. Now I just have to train my fingers to type g-o-o-g-l-e instead of a-l-t-a-v-i-s-t-a. ;) :)