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Diet Consultation Form

Each consultation is completed by Kristina Johansen, MSc cand. (Animal Nutrition), Cert ACN, and member of AAVN and ESVCN.

The diet is tailored to meet your dog’s individual health needs and food preferences, in line with the nutrient standards established by the NRC (2006).

1About You

2About Your Dog

3Dog Medical Info

4Dog Diet Info

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Vets Name
Vets Address
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Vet's Phone
Vet's Email
Dog's Name*
Breed*
Sex*
Spayed/Neutered?*
Age*
Current body weight (please specify in lbs or kg, e.g., 33 lbs or 15 kg):*
For puppies please note estimated adult weight
Do you or your vet consider your dog to be overweight or underweight?*
If yes, what is your dogs ideal weight?*

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Reason and goals for the consultation*
Do you prefer to feed raw or cooked home-prepared diet?*
What is your dog's activity level?*
Any existing or previous medical conditions?*
If yes, please describe in detail any treatments, the state of the condition at this time, and prognosis*
Is your dog receiving any medications?*
If yes, please list drugs and dosages*
Do you give any dietary supplements to your dog?*
If yes, please list brand names and amount given daily.*
For example, YuMOVE PLUS, 1 tablet per day. Wiley's Fish Oil Minis, 1 capsule daily etc.
Does your dog have any difficulties chewing or swallowing?*
If yes, please explain*
Does your dog have any of the following
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Constipation
- Diarrhoa
- Mucus or blood in stools
- Undigested matter in stools
If yes, please explain
Does you dog eat any of the following
- Grass
- Mud
- His/her/other dogs stools
If yes, please explain
Does your dog suffer from any of the following
- Ear infections
- Matt and dry coat
- Odour to the skin
- White flakes
- Runny eyes
If yes, please explain
Does your dog
- Scratch more often than you consider the norm
- Lick or chew paws
- Hide after eating
If yes, please explain

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Please describe your dog's current diet.*
If you are feeding a commercial diet please include brand name and type/flavour, i.e. chicken, lamb etc and amounts fed. For homemade diets, please write the recipe as precisely as possible. Also list any other foods or treats that your dog is currently eating.
How long have you been feeding this diet?*
Please describe your dog's previous diets.*
How many times per day do you feed your dog?*
What is your dog's appetite like?*
Are there any foods your dog particularly favours?*
Are there any foods your dog dislike, or that you would like to avoid?*
Is there anything else I need to know for your dog's consult?
Would you be happy for me to feature your dog on my social media? I love sharing stories and photos of the dogs I meet. If yes, please attach a photo and share a few fun facts about them!
- Yes, I'd love that! You can use my dog's photos and stories on your social media
- No, I'd prefer to keep my dog's photos and stories private
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Broccoli isn’t just the green side dish you avoided as a kid! 🥦 Packed with nutrients, broccoli is a powerhouse veggie for your dog.💥 🐶 👉 Vitamin K to help wounds heal 👉 Vitamin C for immune support 👉 Fibre for digestive health 👉 Antioxidants to fight cell damage Serve boiled or steamed — just avoid overfeeding to prevent tummy upset. 🥦

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👆 Here’s why I use NRC guidelines — and why they should always be the standard when formulating personalised homemade dog diets.

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Cucumber isn’t just for eye masks (and G&Ts)! 🥒 This cooling veggie is a perfect summer snack for your dog 🐶 👉 Ultra-low calorie treat 👉 Hydration boost (95% water!) 👉 Gentle on digestion 👉 High in antioxidants Slice, dice, freeze, or feed whole for a refreshing crunch. ❄️

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👉 To access the calculator please click the link in bio 👉 Or visit: https://www.kristinajohansen.com/dog-nutritionist/dog-food-nutrient-converter-easily-compare-diets/

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⚠️ Every puppy is different, and these are general guidelines. It’s important to work with your vet to determine the best time to transition your puppy.

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