Contact
One address, read by the person who edits the site: editor@catteethcleaning.com. There is no form and no chatbot. Mail is read in batches, so a same-day reply is not promised.
Reporting an error
Send the page address, the sentence, and the source that contradicts it if you have one. Every report is taken back to the cited document. If the document does not support the sentence, the sentence is corrected and the check date on the page changes. If it does, the reply says which part is holding and why. A correction is never argued away for convenience.
Figures that move — a clinic's fee, a guideline revision, a page that has been retired — are the most useful reports of all. Prices on this site are tied to the date they were checked; a schedule that has since changed is exactly what the site needs to hear.
What the address is not
It is not a veterinary surgery. Nobody here can diagnose a cat or read a blood result from a photo, so a mail describing symptoms gets a pointer to the relevant page and, where the signs are on the AVMA list, to a vet rather than a wait. For an animal that is unwell now, call a practice; the site is not staffed for emergencies.
It is also not a sales line. No clinic, manufacturer or booking platform pays for a mention, so there is no rate card to ask for. A product or a practice is added only where a page already calls for one and the same evidence rule applies.
What to include
The page address, the exact wording, and where you saw it. For a price, the provider, the location and the date. For a guideline, the document and the section. That is enough to check a claim quickly; a screenshot of the whole page is more than is needed but does no harm.
Anything else
The about page explains what the site is and who it is for. The methodology page explains how facts are checked, which is the quicker read if a sentence looks unsupported and you want to know how it got there. The author page says plainly what the writing is and is not.
Cat Teeth Cleaning. Contact. Reviewed 2026-11-12.