What's Wrong with Tom?

<p><strong><em>What's Wrong with Tom?</em></strong></p><p><strong><em>A veterinary tale of compassion courage and a cat in crisis.</em></strong></p><p></p><p>When playful Tom the cat suddenly falls ill it takes a devoted family a clever vet crew and a dash of feline courage to unravel the mystery.  </p><p></p><p>Thomas LeBrat is a fun-loving cat who fills his home with joy and laughter. But when a sudden health emergency strikes Tom's carefree world turns upside down.</p><p>With support from his attentive family and the skilled team at the Critter Care Crew the mystery of Tom's illness begins to unfold.</p><p>Written in playful rhyme by a veterinarian and homeschool mom <em>What's Wrong with Tom?</em> is the first book in the <em>Critter Care Crew</em> series. This heartwarming story blends imagination with real-world insight-helping children explore pet health empathy and the importance of working together.</p><p>A surprise storytelling element gives readers a glimpse into Tom's thoughts and feelings encouraging emotional connection and deeper understanding of what pets might experience when they're sick or stressed.</p><p></p><p>Perfect for ages 4-8 classrooms and animal-loving families this engaging picture book includes:</p><ul><li>A gentle introduction to veterinary care and pet emergencies</li><li>Social-emotional learning through empathy advocacy and teamwork</li><li>A memorable story experience filled with rhythm heart and humor</li><li>A creative way to spark conversations about caring for others</li></ul><p></p><p><strong>Bonus content</strong> includes:</p><ul><li>A kid-friendly glossary of veterinary terms</li><li>A visual stress management guide to support emotional resilience</li><li>Free educational resources for teachers caregivers and homeschoolers</li></ul><p></p><p>Whether you're preparing a child for their first vet visit or simply sharing a story rooted in kindness <em>What's Wrong with Tom?</em> fosters curiosity confidence and compassion-for pets and people alike.</p>