Every member of the clinic staff can promote good information about nutrition.

Identifying the four key components of an effective dietary recommendation.

Feeding either wet or dry commercial cat foods, or a combination of both, will provide cats with a complete and balanced diet.

Addressing misinformation starts with identifying objective, reliable information.

Addressing client concerns about ingredients starts with asking the right questions.

Successful nutrition conversations start with an agenda everyone agrees upon.

Vegetarians may choose a meat free diet for many reasons including concerns for health, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability. For similar reasons, some pet owners may wonder if a vegetarian diet is an acceptable option for their pet.

Neutering may increase a pet’s risk for becoming overweight or obese.

Getting accurate information is the first step toward creating a solid nutrition plan.

Talking about nutrition provides the best care for clients and benefits the clinic, too.

Every client visit is an opportunity to discuss the importance of good pet nutrition.

Alternative proteins, which are generally considered protein sources other than the traditional animal sources such as beef and chicken, are increasingly being utilized in both human and pet food. What are examples of alternative proteins, and why are they used in pet food?