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Nutritional Counseling
  
Nutrition plays a critical role in the overall health and well being of your pet. Your pet's nutritional needs change as they enter different stages of their lives. The best way to make sure your pet's needs are being met is to choose a diet that is specifically made for them and their lifestyle. With so many foods on the market and various nutritional requirements depending on the age and health of your pet companion, we are here to help you make the right choices. We are ready to serve up the right food recommendations and amounts to ensure that your pet is receiving the right diet for their age, breed, weight, activity level, and any special health conditions. 
      Feb 15



 Obesity in pets
  By Kaki Lankau 
Obesity is a common problem among pets, as it can be easy to overfeed a pet. Our pets are also great at learning how to turn on the charm and...Read More      May 19



 Giant Breeds
  By Kaki Lankau 
Giant breeds such as Great Danes, Irish wolfhounds, and giant schnauzers have unique dietary requirements. Very few commercial puppy foods offer the ideal mix of calcium, energy, and protein levels...Read More      May 19



 Puppies/Kittens
  By Kaki Lankau 
It’s easy to get confused or overwhelmed by all the pet foods on the market. We can help you weed through the choices and find a puppy or kitten food...Read More      Feb 15



 Prescription Diets
  By Kaki Lankau 
Specifically formulated diets can assist in the management of various common medical conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, and heart disease along with many more. Your veterinarian will work closely with...Read More


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102 Central Ave

Goose Creek, SC

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Monday: 8:00am – 1:00pm/2:00pm – 5:30pm

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