Mog and the V.E.T.

What do our readers think of Mog and the V.E.T.? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children find Mog’s panic and mischief very funny, especially when the animals cause chaos at the V.E.T. They enjoy the bright pictures, simple story and Mog’s brave, lovable character.

What does the Pageticker team say about Mog and the V.E.T.?

Mog and the V.E.T. is a classic Judith Kerr muddle: a sore paw, a suspicious cat and one waiting room about to become considerably less orderly. Mog’s expressive antics are genuinely funny, while the gentle story reassures children that vets help poorly animals, making this a lovely choice for a shared read with young pet-lovers.

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What is Mog and the V.E.T. about?

When Mog injures her paw while chasing a butterfly, the Thomas family decides she must visit the V.E.T. However, Mog's trip turns into a comical adventure as she causes chaos in the waiting room. This delightful tale captures the misadventures of a beloved family cat.

About the author

Judith Kerr was a much-loved author and illustrator who created wonderful books for children. She is best known for her classic stories like 'The Tiger Who Came to Tea' and the Mog series about a mischievous cat. Judith’s stories are enjoyed by families everywhere and continue to inspire young readers with their imagination and warmth.

Discussion ideas around Mog and the V.E.T.

Mog’s feelings: How do you think Mog feels about going to the V.E.T., and what clues in the pictures or story show you this?

Looking after pets: What do the Thomas family do to help Mog when her paw hurts, and how might you help an animal that is poorly?

A chaotic waiting room: Why do you think Mog causes such a commotion at the V.E.T.? What might the other animals be thinking?

Being brave: Mog does not behave quietly or calmly, but where can you see her being brave?

Animals and people: How is Mog like a real cat, and how is she different from a real cat?