Dog nutrition, rescue & resilience: healing pets (and yourself) naturally | Wendy Chow Brown

What if your dog’s food was the key to their health—and your own healing?In this episode of Resilience Brilliance, I sit down with animal rescue advocate and holistic pet health expert Wendy Chow Brown to explore the connection between resilience, grief, and caring for animals.Wendy shares how Lyme disease and personal loss reshaped her approach to dog rescue and nutrition. From medical rescues to natural feeding, this conversation delivers real insight you can actually use.If you’ve ever questioned what you’re feeding your dog—or how resilience is built in real life—this episode will open your eyes. Watch this episode if you:·       want to improve your dog’s health naturally·       navigating grief or life transitions·       curious about holistic pet care·       love rescue dogs (especially Chow Chows 🐾What you’ll learn:·       Why processed kibble may harm your dog·       How diet impacts inflammation and behavior·       The connection between human and pet health·       What medical dog rescue really looks like·       How animals help us healKey Takeaways·       Diet directly impacts health·       Behavior signal deeper issues·       Healing may require non-traditional approaches·       Rescue animals can thrive·       Resilience is built through adversityTimestamps00:00 Intro01:45 Wendy’s rescue journey03:25 Lyme disease + self-advocacy06:30 Health → dog care approach13:00 First rescues20:00 Dog food turning point30:00 Behavior + health40:00 Kibble vs real food54:00 Cookbook01:13:00 Grief + resilienceResourcesWendy websiteInstagramcookbook:Lily 1 Lily 2 Lily 3 Colostrum Green lipped musselBone Broth 🌸 Join my FREE Resilience Reset trainingFree cheat sheetkeywords:dog nutrition, holistic pet health, dog food vs kibble, dog rescue stories, resilience after loss, natural dog food recipes, chow chow rescue, medical dog rescue, pet health tips, dog allergies and diet, inflammation in dogs, grief and healing, resilience tools, Lyme disease recovery, animal therapy benefits