I have been struggling with my rescue dog's diet since we got him a month ago. I knew I wanted to go raw, and much healthier than what he previously had been eating, but there was so much conflicting info and 'rules' and it really put me off, plus what we tried ended up giving him bad diarrhea and of course our vet was NO RAW. But the dog won't eat much of anything, very picky, so I am very pleased that so far with the things I have read or watched that it's clear, concise, and not just someones opinion but there is research behind it and has really made me feel a lot calmer about his feeding. I am really looking forward to hearing the speakers. My dog's leg won't fall off because of his diet! I feel much more confident that we can get through this transition and he will be a much healthier and happier dog. Anyone with a dog! I knew kibble was not the best option, but after hearing Dr Brady and Dr Woodley and reading the information I was blown away. I wouldn't feed my kids garbage, why would I feed my dog garbage?

I am working at improving the quality of my and my husbands diet and herbal medicine. It sometimes "scary" to start modifying diets and treating your pet because you don't always know what they are exactly experiencing. This summit helped me feel more confident in where to start. I provide acupressure, Reiki and massage to animals. We are currently having great difficulty being able to get vet appointments. Even our local 24 hour emergency vet hospital is turning people away. One of my clients almost lost her puppy to severe diarrhea and couldn't find a vet to get her in. We all need to have herbs, supplements, foods and other "medicines" available to us when we can't find a vet. Also, so important for people to realize the connection between the gut and so many issues and be proactive in feeding the best quality diet they possibly can.

Ive enjoyed the essential oils video, pre-pro biotics, learning about fresh and hiow to intergrate them Melisa everett

I have enjoyed Dr. Angelique Barbara and Dr. Peter Dobias as right now that is what I can really relate with, with my pug. Thank you. My mom and sister, I really wish they would but both has excuses.

I enjoyed listening to the good explanations of the dogs GI System & what upsets it . I learned some good information on how to control tye GI tract to get it back to healing and what foods upset it as well as foods that help it . I have a 3 year old ckcs that was diagnosed with low B12 after off and on bouts of regurgitation and a few episodes of diarrhea . This started when he was 1 and a half . I have the vomiting and diarrhea under control with a raw diet and giving B12 supplements, coat looks great but feel bony ribcage still ! Some Dog Group lists and perhaps other Veterinarians should listen to these videos

I have enjoyed hearing about all the gut health supplements I've never heard of before!!!! Thank you so much! Everyone that has a dog!!

The FB live question and answer time; the cliff notes/transcripts, sharing of actual products that everyone uses, and that the lifetime pass was affordable to purchase. Any pet lover who is serious about wanting the best for their pets. I have 3 nieces that I have invited (a total of 6 dogs); after the FB live last night, I even called one niece that has 3 large dogs (one with seizures) about the benefit of this summit. She was planning on last night, signing up to hear the last two days.

The info is very valuable, I'm learning so much. I especially appreciate the validation that I'm feeding my dog right. Some years ago, I changed his diet from a relatively expensive kibble to raw meat(top-grade beef mostly). In about a week, people were asking me if I had the same dog - he was much calmer & mellow. Most of my neighbors had been afraid of him, as he had anxiety issues when I adopted him from the humane society, and was quite nippy & tried to attack. Since that time, many of the fearful neighbors(& my landlord) have made friends with him, and he's sweet & loving now. I'm not a dog trainer, and I know it had to be the change in diet. He also enjoys bits of vegetables, mostly organic, like carrots, broccoli & other cole vegetables, pumpkin, etc. I make his treats from a thick steak or roast - sliced thin & dried in my dehydrator. So glad for your Dog Gut Health Summit - thanks! I highly recommend this Summit to ALL dog owners & caretakers & anyone who might be thinking about having a dog!