
When Nutrition Gets Complicated
CANS supports pets who need more than general feeding advice.
✔ Chronic disease
✔ Multiple medical conditions
✔ Home-cooked diet formulation
✔ Tube feeding or hospitalised patients
✔ Weight management that isn’t working
✔ Navigating nutrition myths and misinformation
If your pet’s case feels complex — you’re in the right place.



Nutrition Without the Guesswork
CANS provides specialist-led veterinary nutrition support for pets who need more than general feeding advice.
Whether you’re managing a medical condition or simply want confidence in your pet’s diet, we create tailored, evidence-based nutrition plans designed for your individual animal.
No guesswork.
No generic plans.
Just nutrition designed for your pet.
Trusted By Pet Parents and Veterinary Teams
CANS works collaboratively with pet parents and veterinary professionals to ensure nutrition plans are medically aligned, practical, and sustainable.
Whether referred by your veterinarian or seeking clarity independently, you’ll receive specialist-led guidance tailored to your pet.
When Is It Time for Specialist Nutrition Support?
You may benefit from tailored guidance if:
• A medical diagnosis has changed your pet’s diet
• Health concerns are ongoing or complex
• Weight loss or gain isn’t working
• You’re feeding home-prepared meals
• Advice online feels overwhelming
• You want reassurance you’re doing the right thing
Clear guidance. Evidence-based plans. Designed for your individual pet.

How CANS Works
1. Consultation Request
Appointments can be initiated directly by pet parents or arranged through veterinary referral. All cases are managed collaboratively with your pet’s primary veterinarian to ensure aligned, medically appropriate care.
2. Comprehensive Review
We conduct a detailed assessment of your pet’s medical history, current diet, diagnostics, and clinical goals to understand the full picture.
3. Tailored Nutrition Plan
You receive a practical, evidence-based nutrition plan designed specifically for your individual pet. This may include commercial diets, home-prepared guidance, and supplements where appropriate.
4. Collaborative Follow-Up
Your detailed nutrition report is shared with both you and your veterinary team to ensure cohesive, medically aligned care. Structured review appointments are available if adjustments are required over time.

For Veterinary Teams
CANS is designed to support — not replace — your clinical management.
• Consultations are requested via our secure online booking system
• Comprehensive diet and medical history is collected directly from the client
• A detailed, evidence-based report is shared with both the pet parent and referring veterinarian
• Recommendations align with your existing diagnostic findings and treatment plan
• Structured review consultations are available as needed
All referrals are confirmed through online booking to ensure efficient case management and timely report delivery.
Nutrition Matters. Evidence-Based Diet Planning.
Nutrition plays a vital role in managing chronic diseases, supporting recovery, and maintaining optimal health. At CANS, we take a science-backed, brand-agnostic approach to ensure each patient receives the best possible care – without judgement or unrealistic expectations.
Led by a Board-Certified Veterinary Nutrition Specialist
Meet Vicky
As a Veterinary Technician Specialist in Nutrition (VTS Nutrition), I provide advanced, evidence-based dietary planning for dogs and cats with individual or complex needs.
With two decades of clinical experience, I work closely with both veterinary teams and pet parents to design nutrition strategies that are medically aligned, practical, and achievable in real life.
This is not generic feeding advice.
It is structured, specialist-led nutrition support — tailored to your pet.

Locations We Serve:
CANS provides remote nutrition consulting to pet parents and veterinarians across Australia, including:

Brisbane

Adelaide

Sydney

Perth

Melbourne

*New Zealand - By Request
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Email: hello@cans.vet
Social Media: @cans.vet
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