Not exact matches
A vet's job is to make
recommendations based on fact - based scientific findings, and although many animals do well on raw food
diets, anecdotes are not enough to support a feeding choice for our beloved
pets.
My
recommendation is to feed a
diet made with human - grade, whole foods instead of conventional
pet foods having feed - grade ingredients that exist in a format not found as they appear in nature.
Based on an assessment of your
pet's current and past
diet along and in - depth medical history analysis, our practitioners can
recommendations with regard to commercial and / or home - cooked
diets, treats, and supplements (as necessary).
Some vets will suggest a food elimination
diet if your
pet is having severe allergies, but this should be done only under the
recommendation and supervision of your veterinarian.
This long - time best - seller clearly explains all you need to know about feeding your cat: * What you can (and can't) learn from a
pet food label * The differences among types of food (dry, canned, raw, etc.) * How your cat should eat for optimal health * How to shop for your feline companion * How to get your cat to switch to a better
diet * How to make nutritious food for your cat at home * Dr. Jean's «approved brands» of canned, dry, and frozen / freeze - dried / raw
diets; treats, toppers, and meal supplements * Glossary * Resources, including helpful websites and specific (brand) supplement
recommendations * Fully referenced with the latest scientific discoveries.
Feeding your
pet with Wellness Core dog food also allows you to fulfill the age - old
recommendations for raw food
diets for
pets.
It is often a good idea start by following the
diet recommendations I gave for obese
pets in general when
pets with these genetic causes are overweight (when their serum triglyceride > 500 mg / dL or their cholesterol > 750 mg / dL, your veterinarian may resort to lipid - lowering medications as well).
Get answers to questions about all aspects of
pet care including; health, behavior,
diet, and product
recommendations.
These
diets work best if a comprehensive food history exists or a food allergy has already been established.Be sure to consult your veterinarian for the specific nutritional
recommendation best suited for your
pet.
In addition to specific
diet recommendations for growing puppies and kittens, our veterinarians will also provide you with a dietary roadmap for your
pet's nutrition needs as he outgrows puppy or kitten food and switches to an adult
pet diet.
Among
pet owners and veterinary professionals, there are a range of beliefs and
recommendations about the style of
diet we should be feeding our
pets.
Only 39 % of
pet owners recalled their veterinary clinic recommended a maintenance
diet, while about 48 % of veterinary professionals stated they offered routine
diet recommendations.
48 % of
pet owners stated that their veterinarian failed to recommend a maintenance or routine
diet for their
pet and 15 % commented that they «had to ask» to receive a
pet food
recommendation.
Having pancreatitis once makes a
pet predisposed to developing it again at some point in their life, so it is important to follow your veterinarian's
diet recommendations once your
pet is discharged from the hospital.
(I appreciate at this stage you will probably want to know what food it is and I really feel bad for teasing, but I made a decision some time ago to steer clear of personal
recommendations on dog food brands as I think it's important that
pet owners find their right
diet for their own dog by using the method I'm about to give away.)
Your veterinarian will check your
pet's weight as part of an annual check - up and make
recommendations for adjustments to
diet, exercise, or both.
Please note that the
recommendations for
diet in this care sheet are directed towards the
pet rabbit and not the production rabbit, such as those raised for meat or fur.
We will review your
pet's medical and
diet history, evaluate his or her current
diet, discuss appropriate feeding strategies for your
pet, answer your nutrition questions and provide written
recommendations to you and your veterinarian for commercial
diets, treats and supplements (if applicable) to meet your
pet's individual nutritional needs.
Should your
pet need a new
diet due to health concerns or you are just looking for a healthy alternative to your current brand, we are happy to consult with you at your cat's next visit about nutritional
recommendations to help keep your cat healthy.
This plan will include
recommendations for your
pet's
diet, exercise, vaccination needs, parasite control, dental care, and any medications that may be indicated.
While vets are good about recommending
diets,
pet owners don't always understand the benefits and as a result, don't take the
recommendation.
These
diets are made specifically for individual medical conditions in your
pet, and should not be fed without a doctor's
recommendation.