Fact-Checking Policy

At TheCatFacts, accuracy and reliability are essential parts of our publishing process.

We understand that cat owners rely on online information when making decisions about their pets’ health, nutrition, behaviour, and daily care. Our fact-checking process is designed to ensure that our content is informative, responsible, and based on trustworthy sources.

How We Verify Information

Before publishing an article, we review information through a structured research process.

Research From Reliable Sources

Our writers and editors use trusted sources, including:

  • Veterinary organizations
  • Animal health institutions
  • Scientific publications
  • Academic research
  • Professional feline care resources
  • Recognized animal welfare organizations

We prioritize information that is supported by evidence and accepted within the veterinary and animal care community.

Reviewing Scientific and Veterinary Information

For topics related to:

  • Cat diseases
  • Nutrition
  • Medication
  • Health concerns
  • Behavior issues

We carefully evaluate available information and focus on guidance supported by veterinary knowledge and scientific understanding.

Cross-Checking Important Claims

Important statements are reviewed by comparing information across multiple reliable sources.

We check:

  • Health recommendations
  • Behavioral explanations
  • Nutritional information
  • Safety guidelines
  • Breed characteristics

This helps reduce errors and ensures readers receive balanced information.

Health and Veterinary Content Review

Cat health topics require additional care because inaccurate information may affect animal wellbeing.

For health-related articles, we focus on:

  • Explaining symptoms accurately
  • Avoiding unsupported medical claims
  • Encouraging veterinary consultation when necessary
  • Providing educational information rather than diagnosis

TheCatFacts does not replace professional veterinary advice.

Updating and Reviewing Existing Content

Fact-checking does not end after publication.

We review existing articles when:

  • New research becomes available
  • Veterinary recommendations change
  • Readers provide useful feedback
  • Information requires clarification

Updated content is reviewed to maintain accuracy and usefulness.

Reader Feedback and Corrections

Our readers play an important role in maintaining quality.

If you believe an article contains incorrect or outdated information, please contact us:

Email: sellnexlabs@gmail.com

Please include:

  • Article URL
  • Specific information needing review
  • Explanation of the concern
  • Supporting references if available

Our team reviews correction requests carefully and updates content when appropriate.