Leo has milk in the morning, afternoon after nap (just a little bit in a sippy) with his fruit and then at bedtime.
Too much milk will certainly take the edge off her appetite - it's a tummy filler!
At this age, she doesn't need a night feed - is there a reason why you feed during the night?
Have you tried giving a snack on waking after nap instead - or as we do (Leo loves his milk!) a smaller amount of milk with a piece of fruit? That would probably give her a bigger appetite for her dinner.
Leo has his main meal at lunch time - he always eats better and more at this time of the day -just a thought. And if he has anything else between meals (aka from our neighbours

) he's not really interested in his next meal

Taking her out for a run around before dinner may also help to increase her appetite!
Not sure what Pedisure is, but in my experience with Leo who was (and sometimes still is) a terrible sleeper, nothing we gave at night made any difference to his NW's. We tried ALL kinds of milk for the bedtime bottle, including Good Night milk, top ups of BM - the lot. If she has got into a bad habit, then that will be causing the NW's - NOT hunger at this age. You could post on the NW board for help there.
HTH a little
