Chronic kidney disease
Affects 1 in 3 cats over 10. Extra thirst, weight loss, and nausea often show up long before owners notice.
Cats hide pain.
Find out before it gets late.
How it works
A quick check. Then a specialist calls you.
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Answer a few questions
Tell us what you've noticed — eating, litter, breath, thirst, or behaviour.
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Leave your number
Private. No spam. Takes about 2 minutes end to end.
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Get a specialist call
A feline specialist usually calls within 15–30 minutes with clear next steps.
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Know what to do next
Guidance for home monitoring or when to see your vet — not a diagnosis.
The diseases cats hide — until it's late.
These are the conditions we screen for. Not vague symptoms — the real problems feline specialists see every day.
Hyperthyroidism
Common in seniors. Eating more but losing weight, restless at night, or a coat that suddenly looks rough.
Diabetes
Drinking more, bigger litter clumps, and weight shifting — especially in overweight or older cats.
Urinary & bladder disease
Straining, crying at the litter box, blood in urine, or accidents. A medical emergency in male cats.
Dental disease
Most cats over 3 have it. Dropping food, chewing on one side, bad breath, or eating less than usual.
Arthritis & hidden pain
Less jumping, stiff walking, avoiding the box, or grooming less. Cats rarely limp — they just withdraw.
Why screening matters
Because every age brings different questions.
Why pet parents trust Felica
Feline vets who understand your cat.
Dr. Shantanu Kalambi
Feline Internal Medicine
20 years
Dr. Ankita Kawale
Feline Internal Medicine
8 years
Before you start.
Do I need a card or account?
No. Leave your number for a specialist callback — no card, no account.
Does this replace my vet?
Never. Diagnosis and treatment belong with the vet who knows your cat. We help you show up prepared, with the right questions.
My cat seems totally healthy. Why screen?
That's the best time. Cats hide illness. A short check can catch early changes before they become emergencies.
Will a feline specialist call me?
Yes. After you leave your number, a feline specialist usually calls within 15–30 minutes to explain what your answers suggest and what to do next.
How long does it take?
About 2 minutes. A few questions about what you've noticed, then your number for a specialist callback.
What happens after my specialist call?
They explain what your answers mean in plain language and what to ask your vet. Diagnosis and treatment always stay with the vet who knows your cat.
Can kittens and seniors use this?
Yes. The same flow works at any age. Age helps the specialist interpret what you share.
Your cat can't tell you something is wrong.
A 2-minute check, then a specialist call — usually within 15–30 minutes.
- Takes 2 minutes
- Private · no spam
- Backed by feline vets