We offer virtual appointments focused on creating nutritionally complete, custom homemade diet recipes for your pet’s specific requirements. While healthy animals do not require a vet’s referral, we do mandate one for pets managing chronic illness, such as obesity, cancer, digestive disorders, or allergies. All appointments are conducted remotely
through our convenient telehealth platform. Explore the various consultation packages
provided by Balanced Bowls, LLC listed below to find your fit.
Our Consultation Services
Nutrition Consultation for Pets with an Underlying Condition
A two-month program for pets with gastrointestinal disease, food sensitivities, cancer, obesity, or another medical condition. Includes record review, a 45-minute consultation, two personalized recipes, two follow-ups, email support, and collaboration with your veterinarian.
Required Documents: Nutrition Audit Form and Veterinary Referral Form
FAQs
How much do consultations cost?
Click “Book a Consult” to learn more about the consultation process, including the fee structure.
What if my pet has a condition that is not listed?
Click “Book a Consult” and describe your pet’s condition and specific needs in the additional questions section. Dr. Weaver will determine whether she can help.
What if my pet does not like or respond well to the recipe?
Dr. Weaver provides two recipes for this reason. She is also available by email throughout the consultation period to address questions or concerns.
Will I receive instructions for preparing the food?
Yes. You will receive step-by-step Diet Preparation Guidelines and a list of recommended supplements. Dr. Weaver is also available by email if questions arise.
Can homemade pet food work with a limited budget?
Fresh-food preparation has costs, but you can discuss financial limitations with Dr. Weaver. She can select more affordable protein sources that may be purchased in bulk.
Should I tell my veterinarian that I am feeding homemade food?
Yes. Your veterinarian should be informed of any dietary change, even when your pet is healthy.
