Veterinary Nutrition Consulting
Nourish your pet from the inside out
Evidence-based nutrition advice for dogs, cats, and small animals — delivered online by a qualified veterinary nutritionist.
What I offer
Tailored nutrition plans
Whether you're dealing with a health condition, a fussy eater, or simply want the best for your pet.
Initial consultation
A thorough review of your pet's diet, health history, and goals. Includes a written plan.
£80 · 40 min
Custom diet formulation
Fully balanced home-cooked or raw diet recipes, tailored to your pet's specific needs.
£50 · set fee
Follow-up review
Check in, adjust the plan, and answer any questions after you've started the program.
£30 · 20 min
Why work with me
Care your pet deserves
Nutrition is foundational to your pet's health, but it often only gets a few minutes in a standard vet appointment. My role is to give it the time and attention it deserves.
Evidence-led approach
Every recommendation is grounded in current peer-reviewed veterinary nutrition research — not feeding trends or marketing claims.
Tailored to your pet
Plans are built around your individual pet — their breed, age, lifestyle, health history, and your household's preferences and budget.
Treated like my own
I care for every patient as I would my own. You'll get thoughtful guidance, clear written plans, and a partner in your pet's wellbeing.
The process
How it works
Five simple steps from booking to having a written nutrition plan in your inbox.
Book online
Choose your consultation type and pick a Zoom slot that suits you.
Pre-consult questionnaire
Complete a short form covering your pet's diet, health history, and goals.
Zoom consultation
We meet online to discuss your pet, answer your questions, and shape a plan together.
Written plan emailed
A detailed, individualised nutrition plan arrives in your inbox within a few days.
Optional follow-up
Check in once you've started, adjust as needed, and keep the plan working.
Information for owners
Info on raw feeding
Raw and home-prepared diets can offer real benefits for many dogs — but research has highlighted areas where careful planning makes all the difference. With proper veterinary guidance, you can give your pet the upsides of feeding outside the bag without exposing them to the downsides.
Energy and body condition
Raw-fed dogs are often leaner — but research suggests many are also subtly underfed. Hitting the right energy target matters.
Mineral and vitamin balance
Several key minerals and vitamins are commonly under-supplied in raw rations. Getting this right takes more than just adding a supplement.
Gut microbiome diversity
Raw-fed dogs tend to have richer, more diverse gut flora — alongside higher levels of opportunistic bacteria. The balance can be managed.
Glycaemic response
Different ingredients trigger very different blood glucose and insulin responses, with real implications for some dogs.
Protein and fat content
Raw rations are typically high in both — an asset for some dogs, a problem for others. The right level depends on the individual.
Where I come in
My role is to take the guesswork out of it — capturing the genuine benefits of fresh feeding while addressing the gaps the research has identified.
Drawing on findings from von Lindeiner et al. (2026, BMC Veterinary Research), Vastolo et al. (2023, Frontiers in Veterinary Science), and Kim et al. (2017, Gut Pathogens).