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Everything You Need to Know About Leishmaniasis

Leishmaniasis is a disease we often see here at My Pet Nutritionist in dogs either rescued or imported from abroad, or those who have travelled overseas from the UK. This disease is transmitted by female sand flies, which thrive in hot, humid climates, and are typically most active from dusk until dawn. Sand flies are prone to carrying a microscopic, but dangerous parasite ...


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What is Missing From My Dog’s Homecooked Diet?

At My Pet Nutritionist, we advocate for a fresh diet for your pet; whether that’s raw or lightly cooked. Many of our customers feed a cooked diet, which they prepare at home. We recommend using our balanced recipes; though we know there are many recipes on the market claiming to be ‘complete diets’ which are often used. We aim to educate and inspire pet owners to feed a better d...


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Should I Feed a Hydrolysed Diet?

Here at My Pet Nutritionist, one of our most common consultation topics is itching and allergies. Many of our customers often come to us in need to help with their pet’s itching, and many ask us if they should try the hydrolysed food that has been recommended by their veterinarian; but what really is hydrolysed food? Is it something we would recommend? Read on to find out! ...


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How Can I Help My Dog With Vestibular Disease?

At My Pet Nutritionist, we occasionally see dogs with vestibular disease. Owners of pets with Vestibular Disease tend to come to us very worried about their pet, as symptoms can look scary! We help these owners look into ways to support their dogs naturally through diet and lifestyle changes. The vestibular system is responsible for the individual’s balance and coordination...


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How Foods Can Alter Your Pet’s Behaviour and Mood

Here at My Pet Nutritionist, we love to educate dog and cat owners on diet choices. The commercial pet food market is extremely crowded, and can feel like a minefield when you’re choosing a food for your pet. In this billion-dollar industry, there are so many options, ranging from very poor quality to very high quality and everything in between. The food you feed your pet can ha...


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