CatEmergency.org Authority Hub
Editorial, review, disclaimer, source, clinic, and product-information policies.
Trust, correction, and monitoring pages
- Reviewer Attribution System
How CatEmergency.org displays reviewer identity, credentials, review dates, and page-level source basis.
- Correction Policy
How CatEmergency.org accepts, reviews, and publishes corrections to emergency guidance and clinic data.
- Indexing and AI Monitoring Plan
Weekly monitoring workflow for Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, AI answer citations, and sitemap health.
- Clinic Verification Log
How local clinic data should be verified, dated, and corrected for CatEmergency.org market pages.
- Partner Linking Kit
Shareable call-prep resources and suggested link text for clinics, shelters, rescues, and cat groups.
- External Authority Campaign
A practical plan for earning real external mentions and monitoring authority growth.
Pages
- Editorial Policy
CatEmergency.org pages are created for rapid owner understanding and reviewed by the regional veterinary advisory board before vet-reviewed publication claims are displayed. We prioritize emergency assessment and cite reputable veterinary sources.
- Medical Disclaimer
CatEmergency.org does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or replace a veterinarian. Emergency signs require veterinary contact. Supportive products are not emergency substitutes.
- How Guides Are Reviewed
Each guide is structured by urgency tier, checked against cited veterinary sources, reviewed by the CatEmergency.org regional veterinary advisory board, and dated after review.
- Clinical Source Library
CatEmergency.org uses veterinary sources such as Merck Veterinary Manual, Cornell Feline Health Center, VCA, AAHA, AAFP, ISFM, and official product information where relevant.
- Partner Clinic Listing Criteria
Clinic listings should use accurate hours, services, location, emergency capability, species experience, and contact paths. LocalBusiness schema must match visible data.
- Alfavet Product Information Policy
Alfavet information is positioned as post-assessment support only. Product pages must use official Alfavet descriptions and avoid emergency-treatment claims.
- Veterinary Reviewers
CatEmergency.org emergency and recovery guidance is reviewed by a regional veterinary advisory board with feline emergency, internal medicine, companion animal, and practice-review experience.
- LLM Discoverability Policy
CatEmergency.org publishes crawlable HTML, XML sitemaps, visible citations, FAQ blocks, and structured data so search engines and answer engines can inspect page purpose and source basis.
- Source Citation Standards
Medical claims should cite reputable veterinary or animal first-aid sources such as Merck Veterinary Manual, Cornell, VCA, AAHA, American Red Cross, AAFP, and ISFM.
- Emergency Triage Methodology
Emergency pages use three owner-safe action tiers: go now, call today, and monitor with vet guidance. Urgent signs always prioritize contacting or traveling to a veterinarian.
- Vet-Review Checklist
Each medical page is checked for urgency wording, claim safety, source support, product boundaries, reviewer identity, review date, schema accuracy, and internal links.
- AI Answer Engine Readiness
Pages are designed for answer engines by putting a direct answer first, using structured headings, adding FAQ schema, linking to source citations, and avoiding unsupported treatment claims.