Adequate Nutrition

Professional and Personalized Care

Adequate nutrition is fundamental for the health, well-being, and quality of life of pets, adapting to each stage of their lives:

1. Initial Evaluation:
   • Analysis of physical condition and specific needs based on species, breed, size, age, and activity level.
   • Identification of issues such as overweight, underweight, food allergies, or metabolic diseases.
2. Personalized Diet:
   • Selection of balanced foods that meet the requirements of each stage: puppy, adult, or senior.
   • Diet adjustments for animals with specific conditions like obesity, diabetes, or kidney problems.
3. Supplementation and Special Care:
   • Incorporation of supplements when necessary, such as fatty acids, vitamins, or chondroprotectors.
   • Monitoring changes in appetite or tolerance to certain foods.
4. Prevention and Education:
   • Recommendations on appropriate portions and feeding frequency.
   • Education for the owner about toxic or inappropriate foods for their pet.
5. Continuous Monitoring:
   • Periodic review of nutritional status and adjustments based on the pet’s growth, activity, or health.