Pet Life TV ran a great piece featuring Halo’s founder, and how to make Halo Spot’s Stew at home.

Nearly 25 years ago, Andi Brown had a very sick cat named Spot. After a series of visits to multiple veterinarians failed to find a cure, the solution she discovered was a home-cooked stew, made with fresh chicken and vegetables. The elixir was aptly named, Spot’s Stew.

This video tells us how she started Halo, and how to make Spot’s Stew.

Watch her appearance in this video:

PETCO sent me to Sacramento and Phoenix, to get on local TV and explain the recipe for Halo’s Spot’s Stew to Californians.

On ABC 15 (Arizona) TV appearance: I had so much fun going on the local lifestyle show, Sonoran Living in Phoenix, when PETCO sent me there to help get out the message about better natural nutrition for pets and share the HALO Spot’s Stew recipe for pet lovers to make at home.

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Tracie Hotchner, author of The Dog Bible and The Cat Bible, guest blogs here every Thursday on healthy, natural choices for pets.

Halo advocate and noted author Tracie Hotchner showed pet lovers how to cook Halo Spot’s Stew on ABC’s “Animal Instincts” show. The show featured tips from PETCO on keeping your pet healthy during the holidays, including cooking (or buying our all natural pet food) Spot’s Stew.

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Thanks to PETCO’s promotion and writer Jill Rosen’s great journalism, readers of the Baltimore Sun got some great Thanksgiving tips. One of those tips was how to prepare our classic Halo Spot’s Stew, Thanksgiving Style!

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We’re thankful for the Lower Hudson Valley News spreading the word with tips from the ASPCA, advice from PETCO, and Halo’s Turkey Spot’s Stew recipe you can cook at home. Great for the December holidays, too!

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