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Feeding trial · When a food change needs follow-up

Give a food change a clear follow-up.

Agree on what you want to observe, give the owner a feeding routine, and collect consistent reports between visits.

Owner · Day 9 check-in

How was Bailey’s appetite?

Ate it allMost of itPicked at itRefused

Stool today

12345

Any itching?

NoneA littleA lot
  1. Day 9 Ate it all · Stool 3 · No itching
  2. Day 8 Most of it · Stool 3 · A little itching
  3. Day 7 Most of it · Stool 4 · A little itching
  4. Baseline Picked at it · Stool 4 · Itching daily
What the owner answers each day, and what the clinic reads.

Have ready

Choose the question to follow, the food and feeding amount, the trial duration, and the owner’s email. Note the starting signs before the diet changes.

You get

An owner plan and a shared record of daily observations.

  1. Define the question and baseline
  2. Agree on the feeding routine
  3. Invite the owner and review reports

Inside the tool

Setup
The question, the baseline, the food coming off and going on, extras, duration, and what the owner reports each day.
Owner check-ins
Appetite, topper use, stool quality, itching and notes — on the owner’s phone, daily.
Progress
Every day’s report in order, with the latest at the top.
Conclude
Adjust the plan or conclude, share a results summary PDF, and choose the next step.

What it doesn’t decide Owner reports support the clinician’s review. A change in reported signs does not by itself establish a diagnosis or prove that a food caused it.

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