Andi was in town for the Wags for Wishes pet event in San Diego, so we had some time to meet for dinner and catch up on things. Since the recent pet food recall, Andi has been in high demand with the media to talk about her opinions on pet food and alternatives for concerned pet owners. She has been on the speaking circuit doing satellite tours and interviews with major networks and local TV affiliates, and doing seminars too. It was great to catch up with Andi and hear about how much she is dong to educate the public on alternatives for not only pet food, but also overall pet health. Her opinions about commercial pet food are controversial, but reflect her personal beliefs, which she is entitled to have. The book is an interesting read and people can form their own opinions. Whether the reader forms the same opinion or not, what's important is that people ask what's in the food they feed their dog or cat, and read ingredient labels. There really are long term benefits to feeding high quality, premium, natural and organic pet foods. Anyway, I'll get off my soap box now.
Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
Monday, July 9, 2007
The Amazing Andi Brown
Andi was in town for the Wags for Wishes pet event in San Diego, so we had some time to meet for dinner and catch up on things. Since the recent pet food recall, Andi has been in high demand with the media to talk about her opinions on pet food and alternatives for concerned pet owners. She has been on the speaking circuit doing satellite tours and interviews with major networks and local TV affiliates, and doing seminars too. It was great to catch up with Andi and hear about how much she is dong to educate the public on alternatives for not only pet food, but also overall pet health. Her opinions about commercial pet food are controversial, but reflect her personal beliefs, which she is entitled to have. The book is an interesting read and people can form their own opinions. Whether the reader forms the same opinion or not, what's important is that people ask what's in the food they feed their dog or cat, and read ingredient labels. There really are long term benefits to feeding high quality, premium, natural and organic pet foods. Anyway, I'll get off my soap box now.
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9 comments:
I'd love to hear your opinions about dog food anytime! My dog has allerges and we've run the gauntlet of foods to fnd something he can eat.
Mainly, I just couldn't keep up cooking for him, although he seemed to do best on that diet; the problem is my schedule.
I'm currently feeding him Wysong Anergen and he's responding really well (read: no diarrhea) so I'm sticking with it for now.
Wow. I never would have guessed the pet food industry to be so damn interesting.
OMG-- Saw u commented on my blog--thanks! Ok so I have to get some help from you now that I see you could maybe help me --I have 2 shih tzus...they have had so many skin conditions-- they are on meds all the time...right now one is on steroids and antibiotics...I need to swtich foods and treats...AGAIN!! we need to chat soon.. Errol aka Rad...
Is there a reason Andi was wearing your "Jackie O" sunglasses? ;-)
Great smile with the cocktails.
We could use a PETCO around here. Bombarded with PetSmarts and Petlands.
Andi definitely kicks ass. I've actually come across her book online and considered purchasing her book for my hag (Denise) as I'm sure she would benefit from Andi's animal knowledge. Cheech and Chong (yes, those are the names of her cats) are the loves of her life (besides me of course) and she's always looking for new and improved ways on keeping her pets healthy and happy...
Now if only someone wrote a book on how to remain scratch-free from those two saucy felines...
Besos
I consider myself lucky that I have been blessed with 2 cats in my life that have both been remarkably healthy and have lived good long lives. Only problem is that I get too attached to them because I love them so much....lmao.
I actually buy this lady's food for my Yorkie. I have not read the book, but maybe I should, she looks interesting.
The food was delicious, the ambiance was to die for and the great conversation with Southern California's finest family - all made it an unforgettable evening! Alex and I are still talking about it! Thank you, Rick for helping the animals, the people who love them and for being a great friend.
xox
Andi
Thanks Andi, how nice of you to stop by and say hello. It's an honor to have THE author here reading my humble blog!
-Rick
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