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You noticed something.

A little more scratching. Some digestive upset. Energy that seems off. Or a diagnosis you are trying to understand.

You have changed the food. You have read until 2am. You have joined the groups. You are tired of the conflicting advice and the weight of not knowing if you are getting it right.

That is exactly who this is for.

Here, food is information, and I will show you how to read it for the dog in front of you.

Choose a topic The itchy dog Skin and Itch Guide The scratching has a reason. Rule out what your vet can rule out, understand what the drugs actually reach, and learn to read the itch as a climate rather than an allergy. Open the guide → The unsettled gut Gut Health Guide The diarrhea has a pattern, not just a cause. Find where your dog runs hot or cold, damp or dry, and see why the same lab finding can point two different directions. Open the guide → The diagnosis Kidney Disease Guide Your dog got a diagnosis. You got a fog. Read the bloodwork, find the stage, and pull the food levers in the right order. Open the guide → The whole picture Traditional Chinese Medicine Your vet mentioned TCVM, or these guides keep circling back to it. This is where that lens actually comes from: the elements, the patterns, and herbs matched safely to your dog. Open the guide → Sit with me Book a consult You want someone who has sat with the hard cases to look at your dog with you. Bring the bloodwork and we will build the bowl together. Book a video call →

Not sure yet?

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The labs are the safety boundaries. Your dog is the compass.

I am Hannah. I formulate complete and balanced recipes for dogs with real health conditions, and I read those dogs through Traditional Chinese Medicine as well as the bloodwork. Nothing here replaces your veterinarian. It sits alongside them.

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About the Author

Hannah Zulueta obtained her Certificate in Canine Nutrition from CASI Institute. She is also studying for her Doctorate in Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Herbalism from the esteemed Pacific College of Health and Medicine. If you’re as keenly interested in health for yourself, visit her website for human health: Satori Acupuncture and Herbs.

She resides in San Diego with her three dogs, Maggie, Orbit, and Mr. Higgins.

She is available for one on one consultations. She develops evidence-based recipes that meet both NRC and AAFCO nutritional standards while integrating the therapeutic food principles of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine into her formulations.

Additionally, you can find her sharing free content on Instagram.