Kelping the world, and making a meal of meal worms.

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The Pet Nutrition Show, with Amanda and Dr Anna.

Amanda Falconer & Dr Anna Sutton

24 episodes

7 months ago

Small animal nutritionist Dr Anna Sutton, talks nutrition, food hacks, sustainable food and more, with researchers and vets from around the world and co-host Amanda Falconer. Together they explore the science of what's best, nutritionally, for our dogs and cats, as well as the planet.

If you've ever wondered:

If your dog or cat is good for you but not so good for the environment

If kibble is bad and raw feeding is truly better

How dogs and cats digestion really works

If cats can go vegan and dogs can eat insects

And how you feed food scraps to your pets healthily...

Then The Pet Nutrition Show is worth a listen. Each week, we talk to top academics, vets and other industry folk about the latest research in the lab, the latest food innovations on the market, and Dr Anna does food hack demos you can do right at home.

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Small animal nutritionist Dr Anna Sutton, talks nutrition, food hacks, sustainable food and more, with researchers and vets from around the world and co-host Amanda Falconer. Together they explore the science of what's best, nutritionally, for our dogs and cats, as well as the planet.

If you've ever wondered:

If your dog or cat is good for you but not so good for the environment

If kibble is bad and raw feeding is truly better

How dogs and cats digestion really works

If cats can go vegan and dogs can eat insects

And how you feed food scraps to your pets healthily...

Then The Pet Nutrition Show is worth a listen. Each week, we talk to top academics, vets and other industry folk about the latest research in the lab, the latest food innovations on the market, and Dr Anna does food hack demos you can do right at home.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pets & Animals

Kids & Family

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Kelping the world, and making a meal of meal worms.

The Pet Nutrition Show, with Amanda and Dr Anna.

25 minutes 12 seconds

1 year ago

Kelping the world, and making a meal of meal worms.

In this episode of The Pet Nutrition Show, Dr. Anna Sutton and Amanda Falconer interview special guest Benjamin Armenjon, the Managing Director of European seaweed product pioneers Oceanium. Previously, the GM of Ynsect, the cutting edge insect producers, Benjamin shares insights on the nutritional advantages and sustainability of mealworms vs black soldier fly larvae, and then dives into the world of kelp. The episode highlights the importance of diverse, sustainable ingredients like kelp in pet food, focusing on the ecological benefits and innovative farming techniques.

Anna also explains the science behind fibre bound phenolics, their benefits in pet diets, and differences from free antioxidants. Plus, don't miss Dr. Anna's gourmet food hack for pets using leftover prawns, green beans, and turmeric!

00:00 Welcome to the Pet Nutrition Show!

00:36 Diving Into Fiber Bound Phenolics

04:03 Introducing Benjamin Armenjon: From Insects to Kelp

04:26 Exploring the World of Mealworms

09:25 The Cutting-Edge of Insect Farming

12:19 The Sustainable Future of Kelp Farming

17:56 Kelp's Role in Pet Nutrition

22:27 Home Food Hacks with Dr. Anna

24:42 Wrapping Up and Looking Forward

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