Nutrition

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Nutrition Resources: Online Tools & Resources | Nutrition Services | FAQs | Publications by our Nutritionists | Petfoodology Blog

Dr. Freeman from the Cardiology Service and Dr. Linder of the Nutrition Service help pet owners and their veterinarians incorporate nutrition into their pet’s wellness and treatment plans. The Nutrition Service has extensive experience in nutritional management of dogs and cats, from healthy animals to those with very complex health concerns.

Board Certified Veterinary Nutritionists

What does it mean to be a board certified veterinary nutritionist and why can you trust us to provide accurate, unbiased nutrition information for your pet?

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Pet Nutrition Basics

All animals have basic nutritional needs that must be met for them to live long, healthy lives.

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Best Food for Your Pet

Determine the quality of pet foods by learning how to read and understand labels and nutritional information.

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Pets with Health Problems

If your pet has heart or kidney disease, is overweight, or has other conditions, learn how the right pet food can help.

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Tools & Resources

We take the guesswork out of identifying evidence-based websites and tools that you can feel confident using.

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Contact

Nutrition Service
55 Willard Street
North Grafton, MA 01536

Phone: 508-839-5395
Ask for the Nutrition Service liaison