Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM

Veterinarian

About

Dr. Emma is an experienced vet who is happy to share her expertise and knowledge about cats with readers. Her passion is surgery but she will happily talk about anything animal-related. Dr. Chandley graduated from The Royal Vet College and since then she has worked in general practice in Great Britain. Dr Chandley has completed a postgraduate certificate in Small Animal Surgery and has also gained Advanced Practitioner status in the same discipline. She enjoys developing her skills in animal behavior, nutrition, and clinical pathology as well.

Author's archive

Feline Orofacial Pain Syndrome (FOPS): Signs, Causes & Care (Vet Answer)

Feline orofacial pain syndrome is a chronic disease that affects cats. It is characterized by sudden onset, severe facial and oral pain. Affected cats may muti…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Feline Orofacial Pain Syndrome (FOPS): Signs, Causes & Care (Vet Answer)

Can Cats Have Alzheimer's? Feline Health Facts (Vet Answer)

Cats experience deterioration of the brain tissue, just as humans do. Progressive cognitive decline eventually results in dementia. When this occurs in cats, i…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Can Cats Have Alzheimer's? Feline Health Facts (Vet Answer)

Cat Strokes: Signs, Causes, Diagnosis, Care & FAQ (Vet Answer)

Although relatively rare, cats experience strokes. A stroke occurs when there is an abrupt interruption in the blood supply to your cat's brain. It can be very…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Cat Strokes: Signs, Causes, Diagnosis, Care & FAQ (Vet Answer)

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy in Cats (HCM): Signs, Diagnosis & Treatment (Vet Answer)

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most common type of heart condition witnessed in cats. When hypertrophic cardiomyopathy occurs, the muscle of the hear…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy in Cats (HCM): Signs, Diagnosis & Treatment (Vet Answer)

Is It a Cat Food Allergy or Intolerance? Our Vet Explains The Differences

Historically, the terms food intolerance and food allergy have both been used to describe any sort of adverse reaction a cat has to the food they eat. There ar…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Is It a Cat Food Allergy or Intolerance? Our Vet Explains The Differences

16 Herbs for Cats That Improve Health & Are Feline Friendly (Vet Answer)

Long before humans domesticated cats, they survived in the wild, where many different plants and herbs would grow. These days, we feed our cats at home, and it…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
16 Herbs for Cats That Improve Health & Are Feline Friendly (Vet Answer)

Cat Glaucoma: Signs, Causes, Diagnosis, Care & FAQ (Vet Answer)

Cats are capable of developing glaucoma, just as humans do. Glaucoma is a medical condition seen when high pressure builds up inside the eye. It results from a…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Cat Glaucoma: Signs, Causes, Diagnosis, Care & FAQ (Vet Answer)

Stud Tail in Cats: Vet Approved Signs, Causes, & Treatments

Stud tail, officially known as “tail gland hyperplasia”, is a rare issue seen in cats. It involves the enlargement of sebaceous glands that secrete oil at the…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Stud Tail in Cats: Vet Approved Signs, Causes, & Treatments

Why Are Some Cats So Fractious During Vet Visits? Our Vet Explains

For many cats and their owners, a visit to the vet is a very stressful experience. Some cats do not mind the trip and may even enjoy themselves with all the ex…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
Why Are Some Cats So Fractious During Vet Visits? Our Vet Explains

12 Common Cat Vaccine Side Effects And How To Avoid Them (Vet Answer)

Vaccinations are a vital part of our pets' healthcare. They prevent our cats from picking up nasty diseases in their environment and spreading them to other ca…

Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
By Dr. Emma Chandley, BVM
12 Common Cat Vaccine Side Effects And How To Avoid Them (Vet Answer)