Tell me about your dog
Every dog is different, and useful feeding advice should reflect more than age and weight alone. This personalised dog feeding advice questionnaire helps me understand your dog’s current diet, body condition, digestion, possible intolerances and anything that concerns you about their nutrition.
Complete the short form below to receive personalised dog feeding advice from me, Monika Rozwarzewska-Delves, a qualified Canine Nutritionist and the recipe developer behind Nika Pet Food. I will personally review your answers and reply by email.
There is no obligation to buy Nika Pet Food. My aim is to give you a sensible and honest starting point for your dog, whether that means choosing a suitable recipe, adjusting portions, slowing down a diet change or speaking to your vet first.
Personal feeding adviceTell me about your dog
Answer a few practical questions and your form will come directly to me. I will read it myself and reply by email. No instant algorithmic verdicts, no pretend diagnosis, and no recommendation generated before a human has looked at the whole dog.
Human touch, by design.
Your answers help me give you a useful first response rather than asking you to repeat the same information by email.
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Tell me about your dog
Answer a few practical questions and your form will come directly to me. I will read it myself and reply by email. No instant algorithmic verdicts, no pretend diagnosis, and no recommendation generated before a human has looked at the whole dog.
How does personalised dog feeding advice work?
I will read your answers personally and reply by email. Depending on your dog’s needs, I may recommend a suitable Nika Pet Food meal, suggest portion changes, explain how to introduce fresh food gradually or advise you to discuss a concern with your vet before changing the diet.
Who is personalised dog feeding advice for?
This service is suitable for dog owners who are unsure whether their dog is eating the right amount, gaining or losing weight, struggling with digestion, reacting to certain ingredients or simply not thriving on their current food. It can also help if you are considering a move from dry kibble to freshly cooked food but do not know where to start.
Delivery, storage and transitioning
If fresh food is suitable for your dog, I may point you towards complete meals, starter bundles or individual recipes available through our fresh dog food range. Nika meals are delivered frozen across the UK and should be kept frozen until needed, then defrosted safely in the fridge. For practical steps, read our fresh dog food storage guide.
If your dog currently eats kibble, introduce fresh food gradually so their digestion can adjust. Our guide to switching from kibble to fresh food explains a gentle transition.
Ingredients and sensitive dogs
Your answers help me think about ingredients, protein choices, texture, portion size and any signs that your dog may need a gentler approach. If your dog has a diagnosed medical condition, is losing weight unexpectedly, refusing food, or showing persistent symptoms, nutritional guidance should support veterinary care, not replace it.
Is this veterinary advice?
No. Personalised dog feeding advice can support better feeding decisions, but it does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment. If your dog is unwell, losing weight unexpectedly, refusing food or showing persistent symptoms, please contact your vet.