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Cornell Feline Health Center

Also called Cornell, Cornell FHC

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What is the Cornell Feline Health Center?

The Cornell Feline Health Center is part of Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine in Ithaca, New York. It funds and runs research on cat diseases and publishes plain health information for cat owners. When our pages say Cornell, they mean this center.

What does the Cornell Feline Health Center do?

The Cornell Feline Health Center's stated mission is improving the health and well-being of cats through research, outreach and education. For owners, it publishes articles on health topics such as kidney disease, urinary problems and litter box trouble.

What do our pages use from Cornell?

Our pages use Cornell's owner articles on litter boxes and house soiling, on water and food moisture, and on illnesses where a change in drinking or urinating is a warning sign. We cite it for what it says and point readers to their own vet for anything about their cat's health.

Questions about Cornell Feline Health Center

Is Cornell a vet clinic I can call about my cat?

The Cornell Feline Health Center is not a clinic you can call about your own cat. Cornell's veterinary college runs animal hospitals in Ithaca, but the Feline Health Center's articles are general information for owners. For questions about your own cat, talk to your veterinarian.

Does Cornell endorse Danny's Cats?

Cornell does not endorse Danny's Cats. We cite its published articles, and it has not reviewed or approved anything on this site. Each page that quotes Cornell lists the exact document we used in its sources, so you can check the original wording yourself.

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