Exploring Raw Food Diets for Dogs and Cats

Pursuing Wisdom Academy

Empower Your Journey

Reviews

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Ir was very informative, specially about pet custody.

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I was very disappointed as the title of the course is Exploring Raw Food Diets for Dogs and Cats and maybe the first 10 minutes were related to this topic and then it changed to legal jargon which could have been a separate course and more info gone into re the diets. I can find the information presented here on the internet myself and not bothered to do the course. Course 11 which should be about Raw Diets for Cats was all about dogs and this was even in the slides so you may want to rectify that course and make it applicable to cats and not dogs. And you may want to make it more interactive as got so monotone and boring by the end I wanted to rip my ears off!!! Plus not sure what it was but weird noises, motorbikes in the background and a sound like the air conditioning was going on full that it was very distracting and often I thought it was something in my office but it was not!!!!

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Inconsistent information for example, the reader states to not give your dog raw meat and this is a course teaching you how to feed a raw diet. The reader makes errors when reading. It includes courses on pet ownership when its a Raw food and natural diet course. Low quality content which does not prepare you to feed your pet a raw diet on your own. Don't waste your time or money.

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Good Experience

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It was a good course, generally, but a) The pet custody agreement part should have been a separate course and b) I think white rice and pasta could give a pet diabetes. These are starches that I think are not healthy at all. I have a concern about feeding mushrooms. I know someone whose dog died from eating a mushroom that was growing in the back yard. c) I definitely was impressed with the breakdown of the macronutrients and of the amount of vitamins and other nutrients the pet needed. Overall, it was a good course, but the part on the custody agreement should have been separate. d) Is there any scientific research on the foods recommended. Maybe I'm wrong about the white rice. What does the research show. White rice and pasta are also processed foods. Go into what nutrients each food has rather than just listing them and reading the list.Tell me about studies that have shown a particular food benefits the pet. Why should pets avoid fish and have another meat? Most fish have amino 3 fatty acids. I know that pet and human nutrition is different, but I do have concerns. As far as the Pet custody part, what about neighbors and landlords? Who does the pet go to when you die? The two very different subjects need to be separate but expanded. I want a 100% discount on those other courses-maybe.

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Signed up for this to expand my knowledge on nutrition but seems to be more on pet custody?

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Covers the important aspects of Dog Nutrition and is comprehensive

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