%20(4000%20x%201000%20px).png){kind=small}
LEARN MORE ABOUT
All Services
We are here to support your pet’s well-being through nutrition. While I don’t diagnose or treat, I work alongside pet parents and veterinarians to help animals thrive. We’re building a space for everyone who loves and cares for them.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR
Nutrition Services
NUTRITION CONSULTATION
✗ General dietary assessments for dogs and cats
✗ Tailored food plans for healthy pets based on life stage, breed, and activity
BALANCED HOMEMADE COOKED OR RAW DIET
✗ Recipes and meal plans using NRC or AAFCO standards
✗ Education on safe ingredients and preparation
✗ Nutrient balancing and supplement planning (educational)
PET FOOD EDUCATION
✗ Help Interpreting pet food labels
✗ Understanding common ingredients, additives, and preservatives
✗ Helping you choose commercial foods that meet your pet’s needs
SUPPORTIVE NUTRITION
PLANNING
✗ Nutrition plans for pets with vet-diagnosed conditions (e.g., joint support, weight loss, kidney support)
✗ Requires proof of veterinary diagnosis
LIFE STAGES & LIFE STYLE
DIET COACHING
✗ Nutrition for puppies/kittens, seniors, and performance or working dogs
✗ Transition plans for food changes or picky eaters
REPORT CARDS
✗ Pantry review & label education
✗ Supplement safety & overview (non-prescriptive)
✗ DIY treat or food prep tutorials
✗ Feeding enrichment coaching
✗ Client education materials (species-specific guides, charts)
✗ Virtual follow-up coaching for diet success
✗ Veterinary collaboration support & report writing
LEARN MORE ABOUT
Species Specific Nutrition
CANINE NUTRITION
✗ Life-stage feeding plans: puppy, adult, senior
✗ Raw, kibble, gently cooked, or hybrid feeding education
✗ Weight management programs
✗ Transition support (e.g., kibble to raw)
✗ Homemade diet balancing (non-prescription)
EQUINE NUTRITION
✗ Forage and hay assessment
✗ Balancing concentrate feeds
✗ Body condition scoring
✗ Weight management for easy/hard keepers
✗ Seasonal feed adjustments (e.g., pasture vs. winter)
AQUATIC NUTRITION
✗ Nutrition for common species (goldfish, betta, koi, cichlids, reef fish, shrimp, etc.)
✗ Commercial feed analysis: pellets, flakes, frozen, live food
✗ Feeding schedules to reduce overfeeding
✗ Specialized diets for breeding or show fish
FELINE NUTRITION
✗ Wet vs. dry food guidance
✗ Raw and gently cooked options for obligate carnivores
✗ Urinary health support diets (vet-directed)
✗ Weight management and satiety planning
✗ Feeding enrichment (puzzle feeders, hunting simulation)
AVIAN NUTRITION
✗ Species-specific diet guidance (parrots, cockatiels, finches, etc.)
✗ Pellet vs. seed-based diet education
✗ Fresh food additions (fruits, greens, cooked grains)
✗ Foraging enrichment and feeding stimulation
REPTILE NUTRITION
✗ Nutrition for common species (snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodilians.
✗ Commercial feed analysis
✗ Feeding Schedules to reduce overfeeding.
✗ Specialized diets for breed and supplemental needs.
LEARN MORE ABOUT
Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine
Overview
Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) has been used in China for thousand of years. Based off of Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCVM encompasses an entire body of thoughts and practices that are found in Chinese philosophy. TCVM continues to evolve today, mixing with Western practices and becoming increasingly popular in clinics around the country.
The Four Branches of TCVM
Acupuncture:
Through the insertion of specialized needles, acupuncture is a treatment that focuses on the stimulation of points. Acupuncture points usually lie along the body's Meridian Channels, which are transposed from humans to animals, although there is some knowledge of "classical points" on particular species.
Herbal Medicine:
Herbal ingredients are used to treat disease patterns in the form of pills, capsules or even powder.
Food Therapy:
Diets are used to treat and prevent imbalance within the body.
Tui-na:
A form of Chinese massage where manipulations are applied to points and Meridian Channels to promote circulation and correct imbalances.
TCVM Today
TCVM is a form of complementary therapy and is used best when mixed with Western practices. Western medicine typically involves modern technology, powerful medication and treatments, and updated procedures that TCVM does not. This is why they work so well together, taking the strongest points from each theory to create an effective therapy practice.