Nutrition Care
The right diet is the foundation of everything.
What your pet eats directly affects their weight, energy, coat, organ health, and longevity. Yet nutrition is one of the most confusing areas for pet owners, with conflicting advice online and in pet shops. Our vets take a clinical approach — tailoring diet recommendations to your pet's specific age, breed, condition, and health needs.
What's included
- ✓Body condition scoring and weight assessment
- ✓Weight loss programmes for overweight pets
- ✓Prescription and therapeutic diet planning
- ✓Life stage nutrition (puppy, adult, senior)
- ✓Food allergy and intolerance management
- ✓Raw and home-cooked diet assessment
- ✓Renal, cardiac, and hepatic diet management
Why Mike's Vet
We don't sell food — we give independent dietary advice based on your pet's clinical needs. No brand bias, no commission.
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Open 7 days · 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM · Hessa Street, Dubai
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my cat or dog is overweight?
We use a body condition score (BCS) — a standardised scale from 1–9. A score of 5 is ideal. You can roughly assess at home: you should be able to feel your pet's ribs easily without pressing hard. Our vets assess this at every consultation.
Is raw food good for cats and dogs?
Raw diets can be nutritionally complete when properly formulated, but carry risks of bacterial contamination and nutritional imbalance if not done correctly. We can review your pet's current diet and advise on safety and suitability.
My pet has been diagnosed with kidney disease — what should I feed them?
Renal disease requires a carefully managed diet, typically low in phosphorus and controlled protein. We prescribe therapeutic renal diets and adjust recommendations based on your pet's bloodwork and disease stage.