In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney talks about cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS) which is similar to Alzheimer’s disease in people. Sarah explains what the common behaviour changes are with this condition, how it can be investigated by vets and how carers can support their affected cat. 

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney talks about lifestage-appropriate healthcare of cats: what this means and why she thinks it is so important in maintaining health and well-being in older cats. Sarah advocates the International Cat Care guidelines (catcare4life.org) and explains what this involves for the cats and their carers. Sarah includes lots of tips on what to look out for as a carer and when to contact your vet clinic for further advice.

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney shares results from a survey on stress in cats associated with a visit to a vet clinic. Sarah then discusses how carers and clinicians can help to reduce stress in cats attending a vet clinic through choosing a good cat carrier, using Feliway and other tips.

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney talks about the impact stress can have on health in cats and how to spot signs of stress in cats at home. Sarah includes some tips on reducing stress in multi-cat households through environmental enrichment, ‘pheromonatherapy’ and more. 

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney shares her tips for cat owners ranging from making a cat friendly home, choosing a good cat carrier, some advice on feeding cats and a discussion on how stress associated with vet visits can impact on cats and their carers.

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney discusses medication challenges commonly encountered by cat owners and tips for overcoming these.

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney discusses some newly available products for cats including a new pheromone product (Feliway Optimum), a new food (Purina Live Clear), a hydration supplement called Hydra Care and a medicine designed to stimulate appetite in cats called Mirataz.

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney discusses the results of a recently published owner survey done by Vet Professionals. More than 700 owners of diabetic cats participated in the study – thank you so much if you were one of these! The results have helped us as veterinary professionals to better understand the perspectives and experiences of owners caring for diabetic cats.

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney explains how diabetes mellitus is treated in cats and what carers can expect in terms of outcome. Home monitoring of diabetic cats is also covered. 

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney explains what diabetes mellitus is and what signs carers might see in their cats at home. Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus is also covered.