1909 East County Road E, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
651.777.1393
wbah@comcast.net

Nutrition & Weight Management

A balanced diet is the foundation of good health for your dog or cat. Whether you have a growing puppy, a couch-loving senior cat, or a pet with special dietary needs, our veterinary team provides personalized nutrition counseling to help your companion thrive.

Services We Offer:

  • Diet Assessment: We examine your pet’s age, weight, and activity level to suggest the most suitable food.
  • Prescription Diets: We carry Hill’s, Purina, and Royal Canin to address specific medical concerns, like kidney disease or allergies.
  • Weight Management Plans: For pets struggling with obesity, we create safe and realistic programs to help them shed excess pounds.

We’ll guide you through proper portion sizes, feeding schedules, and tips for incorporating exercise into your pet’s routine, ensuring they maintain a healthy weight and overall wellness.

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What we offer as part of our Nutrition & Weight Management

Customized Diet Plans
Tailored recommendations based on your pet’s breed, age, lifestyle, and health conditions.
Prescription Nutrition
Special diets from trusted brands to help manage chronic conditions or allergies.
Obesity Prevention & Management
Structured feeding and exercise strategies to keep your pet at a healthy weight.

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