Signs your pet may be overweight include difficulty feeling their ribs, lack of a defined waistline, reduced energy, or struggling with activities like jumping or climbing stairs. Our vets can assess your pet’s weight and overall health to determine if a weight loss program is needed.

The amount of food your pet needs depends on factors such as age, breed, activity level, and overall health. Our nutritional counselling can provide tailored advice on the right portions for your pet’s specific needs.

Yes, some pets can be allergic or sensitive to specific ingredients such as grains, dairy, or certain proteins. We can work with you to identify potential allergens and recommend the best food options for your pet’s unique dietary needs.

A balanced diet rich in natural ingredients is essential for your pet’s overall health. We recommend high-quality foods that provide the necessary nutrients for their specific life stage, activity level, and any health conditions they may have.

Yes, but it’s important to choose healthy, low-calorie treats and limit the amount. We can advise you on suitable treats and how to incorporate them into your pet’s diet without affecting their weight loss progress.

Regular check-ups are essential for monitoring your pet’s progress and adjusting their plan if necessary. We typically recommend a visit every 4-6 weeks to ensure your pet is on track and healthy.