Dr. Rachel Spah

Dr. Rachel Spah was born in Oklahoma but has lived all over the Midwest. She received her undergraduate degree in Zoology from Northwest Missouri State University. Then, she attended Iowa State University receiving her degree in veterinary medicine in 2008. Dr. Spah has worked in general practice and emergency medicine, and she currently works as a relief veterinarian. Her interests in veterinary medicine include preventative care, dermatology, and feline medicine.

Dr. Spah is a lover of all things feline and her two beloved Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. When she has spare time, she loves to travel and practice yoga, and she's an avid reader.

Recent Articles

Appetite Stimulants for Cats

Rachel Spah, DVM

If your cat has not eaten in 24–48 hours, is vomiting, has diarrhea, or is lethargic, seek veterinary care right away. If your feline friend isn’t eating as much as they usually do, or they are not eating at all (anorexia), this is often a sign that they’re not feeling well. Occasionally, cats will stop eating because they are no longer enjoying their food, but a medical...