Sarah Elliott
BVetMed MANZCVS (Medicine of Cats) MRCVS
Sarah is a veterinary surgeon who graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London. Sarah has worked in both private and charity small animal practice in the UK and New Zealand. She is currently Cats Protection’s Central Veterinary Officer, edits a magazine for veterinary professionals and writes online content for pet owners. As well as all things cat, Sarah's interests include animal welfare, veterinary ethics, behaviour and evidence-based medicine.
Latest articles by Sarah Elliott
Could you save money by owning a Jack Russell Terrier?
If you’re thinking about getting a dog, one of the first questions that often comes to mind is how much will it cost? Dogs bring companionship, lots of fun, and often comfort, but…
April 15, 2026
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Are Rottweilers safe pets?
Rottweilers are widely recognised as powerful, loyal, and intelligent dogs. They are often praised for their devotion to their families and their calm, confident nature. At the same time, they are frequently me…
April 8, 2026
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Are the products your vet uses regulated?
If you’ve ever taken your pet to the vet, you’ve probably assumed that everything used in their care (medicines, equipment, even software) is carefully checked and regulated. That’…
April 3, 2026
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Why Can’t Vet Nurses Euthanase Animals Without a Vet?
It’s midnight and the veterinary nurse on duty has just opened the door to allow an owner to bring in a very poorly cat. The elderly cat and owner are both regular clients to the veterinary practice, as the cat has…
March 4, 2026
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Are there food banks for pets?
For many people, pets are cherished companions who offer unconditional love, and comfort. But when money is tight, feeding a pet can become a stressful challenge that adds to existing financial pressures. In response to…
February 27, 2026
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What can be done about ringworm in pets?
Being told that your pet has ringworm can be unsettling. The name sounds alarming, people often worry about catching it themselves, and advice online can quickly become confusing or extreme. The reassuring truth is…
February 9, 2026
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