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FAQ
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Which animals does CFPN cover?I offer complete nutrition & supplementation plans for dogs, cats, and equines. For most everyone else I offer consultations, advice, and limited diet plans: -livestock: chickens, goats, cattle -small pets: tortoises, rodents, ferrets, rabbits If you don't see your pet listed here, don't worry, there are a lot of animals out there and I didn't type them all up. Please don't hesitate to contact me with questions about any of your pets. I'll do my best offer advice, and if I can't I'm sure I can point you in the direction of a professional who can.
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How much does this cost?Cost varies quite a bit & will fluctuate based upon needs and circumstances. If you're happy with your free consultation and want to work with me further, I'll put together a custom price list for you based on our chat. Here are some pricing examples though: $10 single basic, personalized, proactive health recipe for dogs or cats $15 single personalized therapeutic recipe for dogs or cats $35 a complete personalized proactive diet plan with commercially available premade foods for dogs or cats $50 a complete personalized therapeutic diet plan with commercially available premade foods for dogs or cats $25 an herbal/supplementation plan for dogs or cats FREE audit of your current diet to check for nutritional balance (for all animals) $75-$200 a complete personalized DIY diet plan (proactive or therapeutic) for dogs or cats $25 a CFPN Equine Feeding Program diet (horses, donkeys, mules) $25-$50 livestock feeding program audit & overhaul $10-25 small pet diet audit & overhaul
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What's the difference between "proactive" & "therapeutic" diets?"A proactive diet is one we'll create for a healthy pet. It'll consist of solid nutrition (foods & supplementation) that will keep your pet in the best possible condition so they can ward off health issues for as long as possible. A therapeutic diet is one we'll create for a pet that has heath issues already; to alleviate symptoms and heal the body. This will be a more complicated diet than a proactive one, and will include very specific ingredients, nutrient contents, and supplementation. Conditions that would benefit from a therapeutic diet include, but are not limited to: kidney disease, pancreatitis, liver disease, autoimmune conditions, allergies, overactive yeast growth, even old age.
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Am I a veterinarian?No, I am not. I cannot diagnose* your pets with any diseases, do bloodwork, give you medication advice, perform surgery, or so many other things vets go to school for years and years to learn to do. What I can do is figure out how to feed your pets in a way that can help prevent nutritionally based ailments from happening in the first place. And I can work with you on a therapeutic diet that can alleviate symptoms from preexisting diagnoses from your veterinarian. Simply put, I can take the information you receive from your veterinarian (diagnoses, bloodwork, etc...) and translate it into a productive, healthful diet. *While I cannot run any tests to confirm diseases, I can absolutely take a look at any symptoms you're experiencing and give you advice if you're unsure. If it seems like a true medical issue, which something with noticeable symptoms very often is, I'll always point you to your veterinarian.
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What animals do I personally care for?I currently have a rottie, a cat, a sulcata tortoise, and a tarantula at home. They all eat species appropriate diets and are in excellent health (confirmed by yearly bloodwork done by our amazing veterinarian).
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