About & clinical standards

Evidence & experience

Clinical standards & editorial process

Sick Cat Survival organizes observations, emergency red flags, and home-care records so cat parents can communicate more clearly with licensed veterinary professionals. Content is educational, conservative about risk, and reviewed before publication. It never diagnoses, prescribes, or tells a user to delay care.

Who reviews this?

Every protocol is drafted from peer-reviewed emergency references (ASPCA, AAFP, Plumb's) and reviewed by Dr. Maya Patel, DVM, DACVECC (Emergency & Critical Care) and Rachel Morrison, LVT, CVT before publication. Medical reviewers are named, credentialed, and compensated independently. Last medical review: 2026-09-04.

How we write

We use conservative triage thresholds, cite sources in each protocol, and flag uncertainty clearly. No content is generated as a substitute for an exam. If a protocol might be outdated, we show a review-due banner and link to the source.

How to reach us

Editorial: [email protected]
Support: [email protected]
Mail: 1212 Feline Way, Portland, OR 97204
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Written by sickcatsurvival.com Editorial Desk·Medically reviewed by Dr. Maya Patel, DVM, DACVECC & Rachel Morrison, LVT, CVT·Published 2026-08-28 · Updated 2026-08-28