Welcome to Meds Cat. We are an independent information resource dedicated to helping cat owners understand medications commonly used for cats and dogs — from what they’re used for, to general dosage ranges, potential side effects, and safety precautions.
You have come to Meds Cat. We are an unbiased information portal to help cat and dog owners learn more about the medicines they may use on their pets — their purpose, dose ranges, possible side effects and precautionary measures.
Our Mission
Every day, millions of cat owners seek quick and clear information on their feline’s medication via the Internet. That information is too often disjointed, dated or presented in clinical terminology that can be hard to understand. Meds Cat is here to fill that void, providing well-organized, easily understood, and thoroughly checked information, so pet owners can be better informed and feel more confident before and after they talk to their vet.
What We Do
We have articles and guides about:
- General information on common cat and dog medicines.
- The typical uses, warnings, and safety considerations are mentioned.
- Information about when to get veterinary assistance
- Safety guidelines for medication storage and giving
Please note: Meds Cat is a learning resource only. Not a veterinary clinic, pharmacy or licensed animal health provider – the information provided on this site should not be regarded as a replacement for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment. Before administering any medication to your pet, always check with a licensed veterinarian.
Our Approach
We do our best to ensure that our content is accurate, current and based on reputable veterinary and pharmacological sources. When applicable, our articles are reviewed and updated to reflect the current general knowledge about pet medication safety.
Why Trust Meds Cat?
We think it is important that pet owners be given information that is honest in its own limitations. Self-diagnosis or self-treatment will NOT be encouraged as a substitute for veterinary attention. We just want you to have better questions to ask and more information to help you make better decisions with your veterinarian.
Contact Us
Need something clarified, corrected or suggested? Feel free to contact us! Please contact admin@medscat.com.