Nutritional Consultant For Your Dog

Most of you have probably never considered having a consultant for your dog's nutrition and wellness plan. But it can be a big help in putting the pieces of the puzzle together as you make decisions.

Most of us are used to buying a bag of something and off we go. Even with our own nutrition and diets, we aren't thinking about the ratio of fat to protein, calcium to phosphorus, vitamins and minerals, amino acids, etc.

We're not necessarily thinking about which protein, veggie or fruit makes the most sense to work through a recovery phase and bring the body back into balance. Or how to keep it there. How to help it thrive.

It doesn't have to be crazy complicated but it's not just buying new bag of something if you really want to do it right long term.

This is true for home prepped meals and shifting to products like Volhard or other brands. There are different products because they function differently for different needs.

Transition steps, clean-up of the environment, tracking variables, supplements, fats, -- every choice you make or step you choose not to implement will affect the results.

If your dog is dealing with a difficult condition, moving slowly with supportive care is important. And if you are in a recovery effort, you can't sorta kinda do it.

Keep in mind every individual is individual. Nothing will be 100% for 100% of the dogs. We have to tweak, track, and try the next step with some strategic plans in mind.

Don't try to piecemeal pieces of info from multiple sources together. Let me help you with a consultation before you dive in and as you move forward.

Becoming unwell didn't happen overnight in most cases -- recovery may take several months and quite a lot of effort.

A nutritional consultation can help you with questions you my not have considered and bring awareness to pieces of the puzzle you may not even realize can be a contributing factor.

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