APPETITE RESCUE PLAN
for SICK or PICKY CATS

 Help your cat eat better, transition food with less stress, and know what to do when appetite falters

Price: $97

Lifetime Access

What’s included?

  • A complete practical walkthrough of the Appetite Rescue Plan so you know where to start, what to focus on first, and how to stop guessing every time your cat refuses food.

  • The Food Pyramid walkthrough, so you can understand where your cat is now, where you want to go, and what the next realistic food step should be.

  • Food transition guidance for cats who are picky, suspicious, inconsistent, easily stressed, or not ready for a big change.

  • A clear way to choose better food without getting trapped in perfectionism, panic-buying, or relying on random advice from Facebook groups.

  • Appetite support strategies to help make food more appealing when your cat is sick, picky, older, stressed, nauseous, or simply not eating enough.

  • A practical training on the psychology of eating in cats, because appetite is not just enhanced through taste. 

  • A demo video on assisted feeding, so you can feel more prepared if your cat refuses to eat enough independently and you need to support them at home while working with your vet.

  • A world of food toppers, including how to use toppers sensibly without creating a cat who only eats when the bowl is covered in extras.

  • A Month of Food Toppers resource, so you have practical ideas when your cat needs encouragement, variety, or a little more interest in the bowl.

  • Guidance on preparing food at home, including what to think about before offering homemade food and why homemade does not automatically mean balanced or appropriate.

  • A discussion on properly cooked and balanced meals for cats during a transition, so you can use home-prepared food ideas more responsibly.

  • The Appetite Rescue worksheet walkthrough, so you can track what your cat eats, what they reject, what helps, and what needs adjusting.

  • The Food Transition Capacity Quiz, so you can stop forcing transitions your cat is not ready for and choose a better next step.

  • The TEAM Rewards resource, helping you think about reward-based support and how to make care feel more acceptable for your cat.

  • Digital resources you can revisit whenever feeding becomes stressful again.

 

Please note: This is an educational cat care course and does not replace veterinary care. If your cat is not eating, losing weight, vomiting, hiding, drooling, lip licking, acting painful, or suddenly behaving differently, please work with your vet. This course helps you support your cat’s appetite, food transitions, and home care alongside appropriate veterinary support.