You want to feed your cat a fresh food diet, but you’re feeling stressed and overwhelmed trying to figure it out on your own.

Let me guide you in the right direction so you can feed your cat a fresh food diet easily and confidently!
I have tons of free guides on this website and YouTube. But I understand many cat parents want personalized guidance.
If you’re feeling stressed and overwhelmed, my coaching calls are for you!
Here’s how my coaching calls work:
- Read the details below to see which coaching call option is best for you
- Fill out the form below with as much detail as possible
- Receive an invoice from me via email
- Schedule a date and time for our coaching call
- Attend our coaching call via Google Meet (you don’t need an account to use this)
Phone call only – $75
A 30-minute call where you can ask questions and get help with improving your cat’s diet, solving picky cat issues, creating a weight loss plan, using supportive supplements, or anything else you need help with.
Please note: coaching calls are for one cat. Diet formulation, written PDF report, and email support are not included.
Phone call with written report – $150
A 30-minute call where you can ask questions and get help with improving your cat’s diet, solving picky cat issues, creating a weight loss plan, using supportive supplements, or anything else you need help with. You’ll also receive a full written PDF report with my suggestions.
Please note: coaching calls are for one cat. Diet formulation and email support are not included. This option does include a written report from me.
If these coaching call options don’t work for you, but you still want detailed guidance on how to feed raw, check out my Raw Feeding Blueprint.
My qualifications
- 8+ years of working with cats professionally, locally and online
- Natural Animal Nutrition from The College of Integrative Veterinary Therapies
- Clinical Pet Nutritionist from The Academy of Natural Health Sciences
Important to understand
Coaching calls are not a substitute for veterinary care. It is the cat parent’s responsibility to decide whether or not recommendations are suitable for their individual cat. Additionally, it is recommended that cat parents discuss any diet changes with their cat’s veterinarian.
