Wild Wellness Bioenergetics Bundle — Test Kit + Recorded Report Review

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Your pet is itchy, gassy, "off," or stuck in a cycle of mystery symptoms, and you're ready for real insight instead of another guess. This bundle gives you both pieces: the Wild Wellness bioenergetic test kit itself, and a recorded report review where I walk you through what it all means and how to use it in a species-appropriate, holistic plan.

You'll send in the test, receive a detailed report, and then get a recorded video from me with plain-language explanations and next-step recommendations tailored to your animal.

Why It Fits the ReWilding Model

Test, don't guess — and then don't get left staring at a report you can't interpret. Data without direction isn't actually help. This bundle closes that gap: real information about your pet's specific patterns, translated into a handful of priorities you can actually act on, instead of a stack of markers you don't know what to do with.

What's Included

• Wild Wellness Bioenergetics Test Kit — a full kit shipped to you with instructions for collecting hair and saliva and sending it to the lab for analysis. ($299 value)
• Comprehensive Bioenergetic Report — a multi-page digital report outlining energetic stress patterns related to food sensitivities, organs and glands, toxins, and more
• Personalized Recorded Report Review — a pre-recorded video walkthrough where I go through your pet's report, translate the data into plain language, and highlight the 3–5 most important priorities to focus on first, using a Traditional Chinese Medicine interpretation. ($55 value)

How the Process Works

1. Order your bundle and fill out the brief intake form you'll receive by email.
2. Receive and send in your kit — Wild Wellness ships your bioenergetic test kit directly to you. Follow their instructions to collect your pet's sample and mail it back to the lab.
3. Get your report — once the scan is completed, they'll send you a detailed digital report. Forward that report to me along with any notes or questions.
4. Recorded report review — I'll review your pet's history and report, then record a personalized walkthrough covering what stands out, what's noise, and what I'd prioritize over the next 4–8 weeks.
5. Watch, rewatch, and implement — you'll receive a private link to your recording that you can watch or listen to on your own time, plus any relevant links to products, diet changes, or resources I mention.

What Bioenergetic Testing Can Tell Us

Bioenergetic testing does not diagnose disease. Instead, it looks at energetic stress patterns and potential imbalances so we can make more informed, targeted choices about food, environment, and support.

The Wild Wellness bioenergetics test highlights:

• Potential food and environmental stressors
• Organ and gland systems showing higher stress patterns
• Possible toxic load factors (mold, metals, chemicals, parasites)
• Nutrient pattern observations
• General terrain and detox support priorities

What Makes It Different

Buying a kit alone gets you a report full of markers. This bundle gets you someone who's actually reviewed it: I pull out the 3–5 priorities that matter most instead of overwhelming you with every marker, explain what those findings could mean given your pet's history and symptoms, and point out which suggested products or changes do and don't fit a genuinely species-appropriate, holistic plan.

Who It's Not Right For

This bundle is a great fit if your pet has chronic or recurring issues — itch, gut problems, unusual behavior or energy — and you want more insight than "normal labs" gave you, especially if you've run tests before and felt overwhelmed by the results. It's also built for anyone who prefers asynchronous support: watching a detailed explanation on your own schedule instead of squeezing in a live call.

If you'd rather talk it through live and ask follow-up questions in real time, this recorded format won't scratch that itch — look at a live consult instead. And bioenergetic testing is not a diagnostic tool, so if you're looking for a medical diagnosis, this isn't the right starting point; work with your veterinarian for that.