Confused about how to move forward with your pet’s health problem? Not getting the help you need from your vet? Need advice from an expert in dog nutrition and canine wellness? We are here to help you establish the best way to improve your dog’s current condition. While a more detailed consultation offering continued support may occasionally be required, most clients are easily able to manage their dog’s condition on a self-managed basis following the advice contained in this package.

Pet nutritionist consultation

This pet nutritionist consultation is a simple, preliminary consultation for concerned pet parents looking for answers to their dog’s health problem. The vast majority of canine health problems have poor gut health as their root cause. Gut dysbiosis, (an imbalance of gut bacteria), and leaky gut syndrome are invariably at the heart of most dog health conditions. A poor commercial diet is also to blame in a great many cases.

As qualified canine nutritionists, the vast majority of our clients present with poor gut health as a result of poor nutrition. That poor nutrition in 99% of cases is the result of unhealthy commercial dog food.

This standard consultation then is a bit like an initial visit to the vet. Your dog has a gut problem — sickness, bile, diarrhoea, loose stool and inability to gain weight. Or your dog is suffering from canine diabetes, cancer, kidney or liver disease and you want to know the best food to feed. A canine nutritionist is uniquely qualified to provide dog nutrition help. To make your dog better with healthy food rather than unhealthy medication.

We understand your concerns

As pet parents to two dogs, we understand how concerning it can be when your pet shows signs of ill health. As canine nutritionists, we know how to interpret these signs, which more often that not can be rectified with simple dietary adjustments, supplements or a mix of natural treatments.

All too often today, pet parents rush their dog to the vets at the slightest sign of a problem. This is expensive for you and frequently stressful for both you and your dog. Most of the time, it’s also completely unnecessary!

To add insult to injury, a vet will not infrequently prescribe potentially harmful medication. Medication that all too often will simply mask the symptoms rather than deal with the cause of the underlying problem.

Our pet nutritionist consultation then is designed to provide support and advice for minor dog health problems. Problems that might include:

• Allaying your concerns when you want to change your dog’s diet but your vet insists on prescribing a so-called prescription diet
• When your dog has become fussy over his or her food
• If you are concerned because your dog is losing weight
• Your best friend is licking or chewing his or her paws
• There are early signs that your dog might be suffering from arthritis
• You’re concerned that your dog’s diet might not be balanced

If however your dog is suffering from Allergies, Arthritis & Joint Problems, Bladder Stones, Cancer, Chronic Kidney Disease, Cushing’s Disease, Diabetes, Digestive Problems, Ear Infections, Epilepsy, Liver Disease, Pancreatitis or UTIs, perhaps one of our downloadable guides would be more appropriate.

What kind of conditions is this plan suitable for?

• Pancreatitis, food intolerances and digestive problems
• Fussy eaters and overweight dogs
• Incessant itching, chewing and licking paws
• Arthritis & joint problems
• Allergies, persistent vomiting and diarrhoea