We want to be sure our many new readers know they can submit questions to Dr. Bruce Kornreich, our Editor-in-Chief, for consideration in an upcoming Cornell CatWatch issue. However, for pressing matters, we encourage you to consider the Cornell Camuti Consultation Service.

The service puts you in contact with a Cornell veterinary consultant who will discuss your cat’s condition and/or care with you. While the service cannot diagnose or treat a disease because the consultants don’t have direct access to your cat, these experts are an excellent source of information and support for you.

Consultants provide you with current, comprehensive information that you can use to discuss your cat with your own veterinarian. Calls are returned within 72 hours, and fees range from $44 to $115, depending upon the topic.

You can learn more about this unique service by visiting https://tinyurl.com/CornellCatCamuti.

The Dr. Louis J. Camuti Memorial Feline Consultation Service was established to honor Dr. Camuti. Known affectionately to many as “The Cat Doctor,” Dr. Camuti was the first veterinarian in the United States to devote his entire practice to cats, making house calls for his feline patients for more than 60 years.