Prepared owners. Earlier conversations. Calmer decisions.
Felivis is an independent educational publishing project focused on cat urinary warning signs, litter-box observation, senior-cat changes, and practical tools that help owners prepare for veterinary conversations.
What Felivis is—and is not
Felivis is not a veterinary clinic. It does not diagnose, prescribe, treat, or recommend delaying professional care. Its role is to help owners notice patterns, organize observations, recognize urgent red flags, and communicate clearly with a licensed veterinarian.
Accountability has a name.
John Akrong is the founder and publisher of Felivis. He oversees the site’s editorial direction, research coordination, product development, correction process, and commercial disclosures.
John is not a veterinarian and does not present himself as one. Clinical content is published as education, cites veterinary sources, and remains clearly marked Independent DVM review pending until a licensed veterinarian reviews the final wording.
How trust is earned here.
Felivis separates educational guidance, medical review status, product publishing, and commercial relationships so visitors can see what supports each claim.
Medical urgency first
Possible urinary obstruction and other emergency red flags come before behavior troubleshooting, products, or printable tools.
Source transparency
Health articles identify authoritative veterinary sources, show substantive update dates, and disclose whether independent DVM review is complete or pending.
No invented proof
Felivis does not use fabricated testimonials, anonymous veterinary endorsements, inflated readership claims, or unsupported diagnostic product promises.
How a Felivis health guide is prepared.
- Define the owner questionIdentify the observable change, urgency boundary, and information a veterinary team may need.
- Review veterinary sourcesUse recognized veterinary organizations, professional colleges, and specialty resources rather than unsourced summaries.
- Write in plain languageSeparate signs, possible explanations, immediate actions, and prohibited home-treatment advice.
- Label review statusDo not display a veterinary-review claim until an identifiable licensed reviewer has approved the final content.
- Maintain and correctRecord substantive update dates and publish corrections when material wording or evidence changes.
Recommendations are separated from payment.
Felivis currently does not accept paid rankings. Affiliate or sponsored relationships must be disclosed clearly before recommendation links are used.
Read the affiliate disclosure →Challenge the work when something looks wrong.
Visitors, veterinarians, and subject-matter reviewers may submit correction requests. Material corrections are handled under the published corrections policy.
Contact the publisher →Turn a worrying litter-box change into a clearer next step.
Felivis began with a practical publishing question: what should a cat owner notice, record, and communicate when urinary or litter-box behavior changes? The answer is a medical-first system that places emergencies before products, observation before assumptions, and veterinary care before online advice.
John Akrong founded Felivis to organize complex information into calm, usable guidance. His role is publishing and accountability—not veterinary diagnosis. Clinical claims remain source-labeled and are credited as medically reviewed only after approval by a named licensed veterinarian.