Dr Jeremy Reaccredited RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Feline Medicine

This prestigious recognition is awarded by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons to veterinary surgeons who have demonstrated advanced knowledge and experience in their chosen field, well beyond the undergraduate level. Reaccreditation is reviewed every five years and requires ongoing professional development, reflection, and evidence of clinical excellence.

Act Now for Your Cat’s Health: Cats are masters of hiding disease

Cats are “masters of disguise” when it comes to pain and discomfort. So, cat owners must be vigilant to the slightest shifts in behaviour that could indicate health issues, from minor gastrointestinal discomfort to significant cardiac conditions. Dr Jeremy commented: “It is surprisingly common to have cats present to the clinic in heart failure that have appeared completely normal to their owners right up to the day or even night before the failure occurs.”

Arthritis in Cats: Spotting the Signs and Supporting Your Feline

As our beloved cats grow older, they can face various health challenges, and arthritis is one of the most common. Did you know that 61% of cats over the age of 6 show signs of arthritis in at least one joint? Since cats are adept at concealing pain, recognising the signs of arthritis early is key to supporting their well-being.

What Could Increased Thirst or Weight Loss Mean for Your Cat?

As our feline companions age, certain health conditions become more common, particularly kidney disease and hyperthyroidism. Both conditions primarily affect middle-aged and senior cats, and understanding their signs, causes, and treatments is essential for maintaining your feline friend’s well-being.