Pet Nutrition
Animals exhibit diverse nutritional requirements based on factors such as age, breed, and health condition. It is imperative not to make decisions about your pet’s nutrition without consulting a veterinarian or veterinary technician. These professionals undergo formal nutritional training, enabling them to provide tailored recommendations throughout your pet’s life.
Pets with diabetes or kidney disease have specific nutritional needs. Over the course of their lifetime, animals may transition through five different diet choices, influenced by age, lifestyle, and potential health issues.
Consider this: would you feed a newborn baby the same diet as an adult? Similarly, offering the same food to a senior citizen as you would to an active teenager doesn’t make sense. Therefore, we advocate for individually assessing each animal based on its unique requirements.
Navigating the pet food market can be challenging due to deceptive ingredients and marketing tactics. When seeking advice on food choices, consider the source. Is the information coming from someone with a medical background in pet nutrition? We are always available to discuss your pet’s specific needs and offer guidance, whether you visit the clinic or contact us by phone.
We carry a variety of veterinary-exclusive diets for:
- Healthy life stages – puppy/kitten, adult, senior pets
- Dental Health
- Diabetes management
- Kidney disease management
- Liver disease management
- Allergy management
- Food sensitivities
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Joint/Mobility management
- Weight management or weight loss