For over a decade, Dr. Patton lectured as an Adjunct Professor at a leading eastern university, to both graduate and undergraduate classes. With numerous scientific publications and two patents, his credentials are well accepted in the academic world.
Patton’s success as a public speaker is not based soley on his lectures being about animals, a topic beloved by all. A keynote address by Patton delivers useful insight that can be applied at once. Practical information is always the central theme of his lectures, with a logical and rational discussion of the underlying science.
People interested in pet nutrition have a wonderful opportunity to observe and shape the world for their pets. Feeding once or twice every day offers a perfect chance to monitor cause and effect in a real world setting. But pets have a remarkable flexibility, intended by nature, to temporarily tolerate varied and inappropriate diets. To see beyond this requires an appreciation of numerous disciplines. A lecture by Dr. Patton provides a unifying overview, beginning with a humorous look at our own behavior as well as our pet’s behavior.
DR. PATTON'S LECTURES:
Pet Nutrition
Using years of collected anecdotes, this humorus lecture sheds light on long-confusing pet nutrition issues.
Horse Nutrition
The horse is one of the easiest animals in the world to feed, yet is so often fed inappropriately. What is your part in this dilemma?
Behavior and Nutrition
Most animal nutrition problems are people problems. This lecture explores the behavior of both animals and people that underlies all nutrition. From Pavlov's dog to foraging apes, innate and acquired behavior is fundamental to all nutrition. After this lecture, you will always approach feeding with a delightful new perspective.
Zoo Nutrition
All enjoy the zoo, but how do you feed the elephant so it lives 50 years in captivity? This humorous, provocative lecture looks at the collision of several competing agendas.
Feeding the World
Can we feed seven billion people organically? Should we? Who is malnourished, and who is starving, and why? A serious look at the challenge we face in balancing human and animal needs.
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