Canine & Feline Nutrition Advice 
Veterinary Health Nutrition. After 15
years practical experience as a veterinary practice nurse,
NVQ assessor and
technical writer, and over 13 years experience at Arden Grange, Ness has
an
in-depth knowledge of the practical aspects of feeding dogs and cats. She and
the team
are always happy to help provide guidance should you have any queries,
and we can help
with a very wide range of topics.
Although we have an extensive library of fact sheets, individual circumstances and needs
Although we have an extensive library of fact sheets, individual circumstances and needs
can be very variable. Completing our questionnaire will
help us to provide a tailored response.
Here are just a few of the many
subjects we can offer help with:
What to feed (e.g. when to change from a growth
diet to adult food, or from adult to senior/light,
and which of the Arden
Grange treats are suitable for puppies or kittens).
How to make the change to Arden Grange from
another dry food brand or from fresh food, and
how to transition from one Arden
Grange product to another.
Feeding Guides - How much to feed
Feeding Frequencies - How often to feed
Helping dogs and cats with sensitive skin and /
or a delicate digestion (especially those passing
loose, inconsistent or
excessive stools).
Nutrient, ingredient, manufacturing and storage
queries (e.g. meat source queries and the shelf
Diet & behaviour queries (e.g. whether high
protein diets cause hyperactivity in dogs).
Whilst every effort will be made to assist as quickly as possible, please be aware that a response may take up to 3 working days. Please address urgent enquiries to enquiries@ardengrange.com or call us on 01273 833390 (option 3).
Seek your vet's advice first
If your cat or dog is unwell, we always recommend that you
seek your vet's advice first. We do not
supply prescription diets, and whilst
our recipes may be beneficial to many animals, we must highlight
that they are
not a substitute for veterinary intervention in the case of a sick animal. We
are however
very happy to liaise with your vet and offer guidance (if safe and
appropriate to do so) in the event of
your pet suffering from a nutritionally
responsive medical condition.
Whilst every effort will be made to assist as quickly as possible, please be aware that a response may take up to 3 working days. Please address urgent enquiries to enquiries@ardengrange.com or call us on 01273 833390 (option 3).
Canine and feline obesity in the UK is now a pressing issue. Arden Grange are committed to reducing
pet obesity and are proud to announce the launch of our Diet Club.
Why?
UK pet obesity is steadily on the rise and many dog and cat owners are receiving slapped wrists from their veterinary practice because of this. It is entirely preventable and Arden Grange are here to help.
The PDSA found that 5.7 million UK pets are fed treats daily, often including crisps, cakes, chips and even chocolate which is highly toxic to dogs and can be fatal! Furthermore, 2.4 million dogs and 1.5 million cats are fed table scraps and leftovers as their main meal, as opposed to a suitable pet food, providing them with crucial nutrients. Here at Arden Grange we understand the damaging effects this can have on cats and dogs. Like us, if our pets snack frequently and rarely exercise, their weight quickly increases which often comes hand in hand with health implications.
How?
Joining our Diet Club entitles you to free specialised and personalised advice from our registered Veterinary Nurse and holder of the Certificate in Canine and Feline Veterinary Health Nutrition, Ness Bird.
With over 25 years of experience, Ness will be with you every step of the way, ensuring the necessary steps are taken to get your pet back down to their ideal weight. After an initial assessment, Ness will formulate a plan, taking into consideration the required food and portion size needed for your pet. You'll receive valuable information about nutrition and diet to help your pet lose weight. In addition to this, your pet will receive certificates of achievement for reaching milestones in their weight loss journey and will have a chance to feature on Arden Grange's social media to celebrate their progress.
At Arden Grange, we recognise the importance of tackling the growing issue of pet obesity, so there is no cost to join the Diet Club. Whether you have been advised to make changes by your veterinary practice, or have noticed weight gain in your pet unprompted, we want to help.
UK pet obesity is steadily on the rise and many dog and cat owners are receiving slapped wrists from their veterinary practice because of this. It is entirely preventable and Arden Grange are here to help.
The PDSA found that 5.7 million UK pets are fed treats daily, often including crisps, cakes, chips and even chocolate which is highly toxic to dogs and can be fatal! Furthermore, 2.4 million dogs and 1.5 million cats are fed table scraps and leftovers as their main meal, as opposed to a suitable pet food, providing them with crucial nutrients. Here at Arden Grange we understand the damaging effects this can have on cats and dogs. Like us, if our pets snack frequently and rarely exercise, their weight quickly increases which often comes hand in hand with health implications.
How?
Joining our Diet Club entitles you to free specialised and personalised advice from our registered Veterinary Nurse and holder of the Certificate in Canine and Feline Veterinary Health Nutrition, Ness Bird.
With over 25 years of experience, Ness will be with you every step of the way, ensuring the necessary steps are taken to get your pet back down to their ideal weight. After an initial assessment, Ness will formulate a plan, taking into consideration the required food and portion size needed for your pet. You'll receive valuable information about nutrition and diet to help your pet lose weight. In addition to this, your pet will receive certificates of achievement for reaching milestones in their weight loss journey and will have a chance to feature on Arden Grange's social media to celebrate their progress.
At Arden Grange, we recognise the importance of tackling the growing issue of pet obesity, so there is no cost to join the Diet Club. Whether you have been advised to make changes by your veterinary practice, or have noticed weight gain in your pet unprompted, we want to help.
Canine nutrition
Whilst we always
welcome your questions via our contact form, you may find this section
particularly useful outside of normal office hours.
Here you can access our
fact sheet library (which is full of interesting diet related articles –
covering a wide array of topics ranging from choosing a suitable diet to
managing certain nutritionally responsive conditions), our guide for new puppy
owners, FAQs & answers and information about our products for dogs.
Feline nutrition
Whilst we always
welcome your questions via our contact form, you may find this section
particularly useful outside of normal office hours.
Here you can access our
fact sheet library (which is full of interesting diet related articles –
covering a wide array of topics ranging from choosing a suitable diet to
managing certain nutritionally responsive conditions), our guide for new kitten
owners, FAQs & Answers and information about our products for cats.
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