Kuddle

About

Figuring out what to feed your pet can get messy, especially when every website says something different. Trust me, I’ve seen pet parents go from full khushi (joy) to total gham (sorrow) after a single tummy upset. I want your furry buddy to eat right without you getting lost in endless Google searches.

What a Balanced Diet Means

Dogs are mostly meat-lovers, but they can handle some plants too. It’s not just about tossing food in a bowl - it’s about helping them feel energetic, strong, and genuinely happy. My take: homemade pet food consultation shouldn't be intimidating. I use a simple formula - most of the meal is protein (chicken, fish, eggs, or paneer for veg options), then good carbs like sweet potatoes or oats, and some veggies or fruits for fiber and vitamins. A bit of healthy fat keeps their coat shiny.

How I Help

• Balanced dog diet plan made for your pet’s age, breed, and health
• Guidance on commercial foods, so you don’t have to stare blankly at shelves
• Pet weight management tips if your buddy’s getting a bit mota (chubby) - no shame, we’ll fix it together
• Advice on safe human foods for pets (like boiled chicken, pumpkin, curd) and what to avoid (bilkul no chocolate, onions, or masala!)

My Views on Raw Food & Supplements

Raw diets seem trendy, but honestly, with Indian meat sources, I say stay away - risk of parasites and spoilage is just too high. If your pet needs an extra boost, I’ll help you figure out if vet-approved omega-3 supplements or probiotics make sense for their diet.

Every pet is different. Let’s make their food story a happy one.