Correctly feeding your pet can add years to their life. There’s so much misinformation out there. We want you to get the correct advice based on facts. That’s where our expertise comes in, providing you with fact-based advice and guidance through animal nutritional counseling.

Coming to Hampton Park Vet for animal nutritional counseling means opting for a partner dedicated to your pet’s well-being. Our experienced veterinary nurses take a holistic view of your pet’s health, understanding that proper nutrition is foundational to preventing and managing a wide range of health issues. We’re committed to guiding pet owners through the maze of pet food choices to find the best solutions for their beloved pets. Whether managing weight, addressing food allergies, or optimizing overall health, we’re here to support your pet’s journey to a healthier life. Many pet illnesses can be helped with the appropriate pet food, too. We suggest nutritional counseling to Lynbrook area pets to help with itchy skin, rashes, diarrhoea, constipation, and regular vomiting.

An increasing number of pets face health risks due to obesity or being underweight, impacting their mobility and overall well-being. Whether your pet is being fed a bit too much or living a sedentary lifestyle, one of our veterinary nurses can give tips to help them slim down during a pet nutritional counseling session. We focus on achieving and maintaining an ideal weight to alleviate stress on their little joints and prevent pet obesity-related conditions. We can also provide pet food regimens for underweight animals, such as rescue pets, to build up their strength and give them a healthy life.  

Pet food allergies can lead to uncomfortable symptoms such as itchy skin, rashes, and digestive issues. Identifying and managing pet food allergies is a critical component of our animal nutritional counseling at Hampton Park. By closely examining your pet’s diet and possibly introducing a carefully selected elimination diet, we aim to pinpoint specific pet food sensitivities. This allows us to recommend a diet that avoids triggers and promotes a healthier, more comfortable life for your pet.