Sarah-Jane Molier

BVM&S MRCVS

Latest articles by Sarah-Jane Molier

Why does my cat have diarrhoea? 
Cats
Why does my cat have diarrhoea? 
Diarrhoea is common in both cats and dogs, and is usually nothing to worry about. However, diarrhoea in cats can also be caused by a number of potentially serious underlying conditions. So, it’s important to recognise th…
June 24, 2025 • 69 shares
Heatstroke in dogs needs ‘Wet then Vet’ – but have you heard of it? 
Common Health Problems
Heatstroke in dogs needs ‘Wet then Vet’ – but have you heard of it? 
With the warm weather finally upon us, it’s time to remind yourself how to care for your dog in the heat. While usually well intentioned, the internet is full of misinformation. Some of which is downright dangerous. Heat…
June 19, 2025 • 232 shares
Spring Shout-out for Pets: Common dangers for pet owners as the weather warms
Cats
Spring Shout-out for Pets: Common dangers for pet owners as the weather warms
After a long, wet winter we are all looking forward to some warmer weather, and spending more time outdoors. Of course our pets are likely to enjoy this too! However, spring does bring a few extra risks for your pet. Let…
April 2, 2025 • 70 shares
The importance of the calcium:phosphate ratio in dog food
Clinical Nutrition
The importance of the calcium:phosphate ratio in dog food
Calcium, phosphorus, vitamin D, and parathyroid hormone (the hormone that regulates them) are all crucial for healthy bone development in puppies, and for maintaining healthy bones in adult dogs. The exact amount of each…
March 31, 2025 • 68 shares
The importance of fibre in a cat's food
Cats
The importance of fibre in a cat's food
Fibre is a carbohydrate found naturally in plants, and is an important nutrient for gut health. It helps maintain healthy stools (poo!), and can also be useful for both losing weight, and for keeping the weight off. Diet…
February 19, 2025 • 21 shares
Why is my dog extremely thirsty? Diabetes Insipidus in dogs
Dogs
Why is my dog extremely thirsty? Diabetes Insipidus in dogs
Thankfully, diabetes insipidus in dogs is uncommon. It’s a condition which causes dogs to drink excessively, and to produce large volumes of very dilute urine. This is also known as ‘water diabetes’, which is not the sam…
January 20, 2025 • 38 shares
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