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You are what you eat and Huxley is all smiles. Typist: Bethany
Experience has made me an expert on several subjects. I started working with children when I was still a kid myself and I went on to studied child development, child psychology and teaching. Eventually I transitioned into teaching fitness to kids as well as adults and now I have been in the fitness industry for thirteen years. My entire life has been spent with multiple pets and I have traveled to 47 states and nine provinces with at least two dogs. I consider myself quite knowledgeable about child development, fitness, pets and pet travel. Experience has also taught me there are subjects that no matter how many articles I read or questions I ask, are best left to the experts. Pet nutrition is one such subject. I can barely keep up with what is best to feed myself let alone what is most healthy for the pets. I am informed enough to know that feeding high quality food makes a massive difference regarding the long term health of my pets. For the dogs and cat, I know that high quality protein is important. Since I take care to eat all natural, made in the USA food, I think the pets should too. Beyond those few key points, I am always up for learning about pet nutrition but I still find the details best left to the professionals. Being highly knowledgeable about what vitamins, minerals and other food pets need for health and longevity is truly a fine art.
Experience has made me an expert on several subjects. I started working with children when I was still a kid myself and I went on to studied child development, child psychology and teaching. Eventually I transitioned into teaching fitness to kids as well as adults and now I have been in the fitness industry for thirteen years. My entire life has been spent with multiple pets and I have traveled to 47 states and nine provinces with at least two dogs. I consider myself quite knowledgeable about child development, fitness, pets and pet travel. Experience has also taught me there are subjects that no matter how many articles I read or questions I ask, are best left to the experts. Pet nutrition is one such subject. I can barely keep up with what is best to feed myself let alone what is most healthy for the pets. I am informed enough to know that feeding high quality food makes a massive difference regarding the long term health of my pets. For the dogs and cat, I know that high quality protein is important. Since I take care to eat all natural, made in the USA food, I think the pets should too. Beyond those few key points, I am always up for learning about pet nutrition but I still find the details best left to the professionals. Being highly knowledgeable about what vitamins, minerals and other food pets need for health and longevity is truly a fine art.
Brychwyn has been gaining expert experience on corgi snow angel making for many years.
Late last year, two of my favorite local, natural pet supply stores introduced me to Wild Calling!® dog and cat food. Seeing as how I am far from a pet nutrition expert, I put a lot of trust in these local stores to carry brands that are truly a cut above the rest. Recently I have had the opportunity to learn more about Wild Calling! and am I happy to report that my trust in the quality of brands my stores sell is not misplaced. Wild Calling! offers what matters most to my non-pet-nutrition-expert mind like grain free foods with high quality hormone and antibiotic-free meat, poultry and fish. Wild Calling! proves their expertise in pet nutrition with the inclusion of GlycoEdge, which is made from tapioca, sweet potatoes, and lentils, providing a low glycemic diet. I didn't know the dogs and cat needed a low glycemic diet but it makes sense that it would provide them with consistent energy just like in humans.
I love learning about pet nutrition but I don't think I will ever gain the experience needed to know everything about what foods I can trust to continue making my pets happy and healthy for many years to come. My expertise is in keeping my pets active and taking them along on fabulous adventures. I will leave the pet food formulations and nutritional needs studies to the experts. When there are brands like Wild Calling!, that care about honest quality, it is easy to leave The Art of Nutrition to them. The pets and I will stick to painting the continent with our amazing travels and I'll keep feeding them the best food I can find to ensure they continue to enjoy every second of the fun.
Does that wild look in Wilhelm's eye mean he is ready for the next adventure?
What's your experienced expertise? Is there anything you can't get enough of learning about? Do you leave certain things to the experts?
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