What you feed your pet can greatly impact their health. But there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition.
For example, a puppy’s or kitten’s nutrient and caloric needs are greater because they grow quickly and burn a lot of energy, while an older, less active pet may need to lose weight. And if a pet has a health condition such as kidney or gastrointestinal disease, nutritional intervention tailored to their unique needs can play a vital role in disease management.
To address these varying needs, Oradell Animal Hospital offers nutritional counseling by a board-certified veterinary nutritionist.
Due to the demand for this specialized service, however, it’s currently available only to dogs and cats that are already under the care of an Oradell Animal Hospital primary care or specialty doctor and have been examined by their OAH provider within the last 6 months.
We offer a comprehensive array of nutritional counseling services for dogs and cats, including:
If your pet has been seen by one of our doctors within the past 6 months and has been referred to the nutrition service for a consultation, please:
We’re here to help. Call us at 201-262-0010 or visit our FAQ page for quick answers to common pet owner questions.
If you are a veterinarian and would like to refer a patient, please visit our referral portal.
