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Important: Lornyvas provides general pet-care information for education — it's not veterinary advice. Here's what that means, including when to call your vet.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
The information published on Lornyvas ("the Site") is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. By using the Site, you acknowledge and agree to the terms of this Disclaimer. Please read it carefully — especially the section on when to call your vet.
Not veterinary advice
Lornyvas shares general pet-care information to help you understand and care for your animal. It is not veterinary advice and is not a substitute for professional care from a licensed veterinarian. We can't see, examine, or know your specific pet — your vet can. Nothing you read here should be used to diagnose, treat, or make decisions about a health, nutrition, medication, or behavioral concern in place of your veterinarian.
Always consult your own vet
For any question about your individual animal's health, diet, weight, supplements, medication or dosing, dental care, vaccinations, or behavior, please consult your own veterinarian — ideally one who knows your pet. They can take your animal's species, breed, age, history, and current condition into account in a way that a general article never can. If your pet is on medication or has an existing condition, talk to your vet before changing anything.
In an emergency, act fast
If your pet is seriously unwell or you think they may be — for example, trouble breathing, collapse, seizures, severe pain, bloating or a swollen abdomen, repeated vomiting, suspected poisoning, or eating something they shouldn't have — contact an emergency veterinarian immediately, or call a pet poison helpline. Please do not wait, and do not try to self-treat based on something you read online. When in doubt, call your vet — that's always the safer choice.
Every animal is different
Pets vary enormously. Information that's helpful for one animal may not apply to another — and what's safe for a dog can be dangerous for a cat (and vice versa). Guidance on the Site may not fit every species, breed, life stage, size, or individual animal, including pets that are pregnant, very young, elderly, or have a medical condition. Always consider your specific pet, and check with your vet when you're unsure.
Products and feeding
When we mention foods, treats, supplies, or products, it's to share what has worked in our experience — not a guarantee they're right for your pet. Always confirm a product is appropriate for your animal's species, size, and needs, follow the manufacturer's instructions, and introduce new foods gradually. If you have any doubt, ask your vet first.
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External links
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Your responsibility
Any action you take based on the information on this Site is taken at your own risk, and you remain responsible for the care and welfare of your animal. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Lornyvas will not be liable for any loss, harm, or veterinary cost connected with the use of our content. Your veterinarian always comes first.
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