Clarity is part of care.
What our guides are for, how they are built, and where their limits are.
Useful answers, visible sources.
We prioritize everyday questions with a practical next step. References include veterinary schools, professional feline-care organizations, and established animal-welfare charities. Sources appear on each guide so you can follow the original context.
A source link does not mean the source has reviewed or endorsed Coricat. We summarize in our own words and add original observation prompts and planning suggestions.
No borrowed clinical authority.
This launch edition is AI-assisted educational editorial content. It has not received independent veterinary review, and we do not label it “vet approved” or “expert reviewed.” The Coricat editorial byline identifies the publication, not a named clinician.
Our tools do not diagnose, recommend medication doses, calculate medical diets, or replace a veterinary relationship.
Clear boundaries around health.
Guides distinguish observations and everyday support from clinical decisions. Health-related changes should be discussed with a veterinarian. Urgent signs such as difficulty breathing, collapse, suspected poisoning, or repeated straining with little or no urine need immediate help.
Lists of signs are not exhaustive. Local emergency services and the treating veterinary team are the appropriate sources for individual triage.
Dates and corrections.
The first edition was published on 19 September 2026. Publication dates are not claims of clinical review. When an article changes, its content record and update date should change together.
To report an error, email contact@coridog.com with “Coricat editorial correction” in the subject, the guide URL, and the passage or source you think needs attention. Please do not send private medical records.
Images and commercial independence.
Each of the 48 guides has a distinct original AI-generated editorial cover. Topic and life-stage pages use a broader collection of the same visual language. They illustrate a mood or setting; they are not diagnostic images, clinical evidence, or photographs of named real animals.
This edition contains no paid product rankings or affiliate recommendations. External links are provided for context or to the related Cori Dog site.