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Renewal Protocol — Chronic Illness Support for Dogs and Cats

Renewal Protocol — Chronic Illness Support for Dogs and Cats

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Renewal Protocol — Chronic Illness Support

Consultations provided by Jessica Arrington, BRNC, CPCN, CHPHC.

Your dog has a diagnosis — arthritis, diabetes, pancreatitis, hypothyroidism, Cushing's, kidney or heart disease, Addison's, a seizure disorder, or several of these layered together — and you've got labs, a vet's plan, and no idea how food and daily support actually fit into all of it. This is where I take everything you're already managing and build it into a clear, sustainable plan you can actually follow.

Why It Fits the ReWilding Model

Chronic conditions don't get fixed by a single dramatic change. They respond to consistency — the right food, the right support, applied week over week, adjusted as your dog actually responds instead of guessed at from a generic chart. This program is built around that reality. It's not a replacement for your vet's oversight; it's the piece that translates labs and diagnoses into what actually goes in the bowl and why.

What Results Look Like

  • More stable energy, appetite, weight, and stools
  • Fewer flare-ups and easier day-to-day management
  • A feeding strategy built around species-appropriate nutrition, customized to your dog's specific condition
  • A maintainable routine — you'll know what to do and when

Chronic cases change slowly. We optimize week by week, guided by your dog's response and your vet's ongoing oversight. This program is not intended as a replacement for veterinary care.

What's Included

Kickoff Case Review (45 min, Zoom)

  • Deep intake and lab/test review (please allow 2 business days before the call so I can review your documents)
  • Written plan within 3 business days: priorities, feeding framework (commercial or DIY), supplement strategy, hydration and minerals, environment adjustments
  • Recording of the call

2-week check-in (30 min) — early response and tolerance review, small strategic adjustments; recording and updated notes

1-month check-in (30 min) — fold in targeted supports, refine feeding; recording and update

2-month check-in (30 min) — review progress and any new labs, vet-collaboration talking points as needed; recording and update

3-month milestone (30–45 min) — solidify the plan, address sticking points like appetite, weight, stools, or mobility; if you're on the DIY path, receive up to 3 custom recipes tailored to your dog's medical constraints and tolerances within the following 2 weeks; recording and recipe PDFs

6-month wrap (30 min) — maintenance roadmap, retest guidance, supplement adjustments, long-term rotation plan; recording and final notes

Between calls: email access for quick clarifications, up to 2 concise emails per month, Monday through Friday. Deeper changes get worked through on your next scheduled call.

How It Works

  1. Purchase the Renewal Protocol.
  2. Receive an intake form and calendar link by email.
  3. Email over any prior labs or reports — please allow 2 business days for review.
  4. Meet on Zoom, and receive your written plan within 3 business days.

What Makes It Different

This isn't a generic supplement stack applied to a diagnosis. It's built from your dog's actual labs and history, adjusted call over call based on how she's really responding — with your vet kept in the loop the whole way, not worked around.

Who It's Not Right For

This program is built for dogs managing diagnosed chronic conditions — arthritis, diabetes, pancreatitis, hypothyroidism, Cushing's, kidney or heart disease, Addison's, seizure disorders, or multi-system complexity — where you're looking for a whole-body, food-first approach alongside your vet's care. If you're hoping for a quick turnaround or aren't working with a vet for the underlying diagnosis and monitoring, this program may not be the right fit.

This is education and coaching only, not a substitute for veterinary care. Always work with your veterinarian for diagnosis and medication decisions.

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