45 minutes to talk to a veterinarian about your cat.

Time to ask questions.
Time to hear another perspective.
Time to work out a plan.

what a veterinary conversation is

Sometimes you simply need more time.

It might be working out what to feed your cat, or how to help your kitten grow well. It might be toileting outside the litter tray, a change in behaviour, or knowing when the time is right to say goodbye.

You might be preparing for a veterinary appointment and want to work out what questions to ask.

Or you may have already seen your veterinarian and want time to talk through what was said, what it means for your cat, and what happens next.

A Veterinary Conversation gives you 45 minutes to talk, ask questions and work things through.

alongside your veterinarian

Veterinary Conversations are for non-urgent concerns and sit alongside your cat's regular veterinary care.

They don't replace a physical examination, diagnosis or treatment from your veterinarian.

how it works

You talk. I listen.

I ask questions. You tell me what you've noticed about your cat.

There is time to explore your questions, hear another perspective and work out a plan.

Whatever you need.

Dr Stuart Ralph BVSc

Veterinarian, with over 25 years' experience treating cats and talking with cat owners.