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Pet health can often be a complicated issue for pet owners, especially when it comes to nutrition.  Many pet owners are disappointed to find out that much of the standard pet food found in grocery stores is bad for their animals—the equivalent of eating McDonald’s hamburgers every meal.  Many pets even have bad allergic reactions to the standard pet food one buys at the supermarket.  Finding good food for a cat or dog can be very challenging as many pet stores have wildly variable brands and not much guidance on what may be right for someone’s particular animal.  Fortunately, there is a cool person who has created a service that users can join online in order to keep their pets eating healthy while avoiding confusion and frustration. 

Keith Johnson is the founder and director of Petbrosia.  Petbrosia is a special subscription service that sends its customers pet food specifically created for their individual pets’ needs.  Users join the service online and receive a monthly package containing the food for their animal that month.  This service erases the need for periodic grocery store visits and ensures that an animal is always getting the food they need without owners having to waste time or expend excessive amounts of effort.  Consumers who own pets and are interested should go to Johnson’s website to sign up, but if they have problems using the site, they will need help from an online PC support service.

Potential customers use an online tool to determine the specific contents and nutritional focus of their pets’ food.  By answering questions about their pet, users help Johnson’s company create food that is best for each individual animal.  If someone has issues getting the Petbrosia online tool to work, they should talk to a tech support provider for help.

Johnson claims that he started Petbrosia after spending some time working in the pet food industry.  He says that after he became aware of the poor nutrition found in many popular pet food brands, he wanted to do something that would make a difference.  This cool person then took advantage of the popular ecommerce subscription model to turn pet food into a service.  By taking this model, Johnson makes it possible to cater to each individual pet using nutrition science as opposed to churning out mass-market food with low nutrition value.  Johnson’s willingness to take on a difficult cause with an innovative concept will likely not only help many animals, but also create financial success for Johnson.

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