The Larkspur Chamber of Commerce

Member Mixer


Member Mixer

Hosted by The Courtyard Marriott


Thursday, October 24

5:30pm - 7:30pm 


Please join us on Thursday, October 24 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm for an evening of networking and socializing with other business owners and community leaders. We encourage you to bring a guest that would like to learn more about the community and what the Larkspur Chamber of Commerce has to offer.


The event is free to attend but please RSVP via the Eventbrite link below so we can best plan for the evening. 


Please also take a moment to visit theTorch Relay for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals fundraising page . The Courtyard Larkspur Landing has volunteered and contributed to Children's Miracle Network for many years and your donation will go directly to fund the UCSF Benioff Children't Hospitals in San Francisco and Oakland. The event will take place on Saturday, November 16 at China Basin Park. For more information on how to register or donate to the event please visit their website.


Thank you for your support and we hope to see you all on October 24!


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Welcome to Shinto's Pet Food Kitchen & Store, Larkspur's Premier Pet

Destination


When you step into Shinto's Pet Food Kitchen & Store, located at 537 Magnolia Avenue in Larkspur, California, you'll be warmly greeted with the words, "Welcome to Shinto’s!" This isn’t just a store; it’s a haven for pet lovers seeking the best for their furry friends.


Owned and operated by the renowned Chef and Pet Nutritionist Lindsey McClerin, affectionately known as Critter Chef Lindsey, Shinto's has been a sanctuary of health and wellness for pets since 2011. Lindsey's journey began in her grassroots kitchen, where she crafted premium whole food recipes designed to rejuvenate ailing pets. Today, many of those same pets continue to flourish, testament to the power of nutrition.


Critter Chef Lindsey's dedication is personal—her dog Shinto, diagnosed with ovarian cancer, thrived for nearly seven more years solely on Lindsey's nourishing recipes. This inspiring story underscores the belief that nutrition can make a significant difference in a pet's health and well-being.


At Shinto’s, the commitment to natural and balanced nutrition is evident in their range of meticulously crafted pet food formulas. Drawing inspiration from the esteemed cookbook, Nourishing Traditions, Lindsey’s recipes are enhanced with a unique ingredient: cracked cell wall phytoplankton, pivotal in each meal’s formulation.


Shinto’s offers an extensive array of products and services aimed at holistic pet care. Whether you're interested in starting your pet on one of Lindsey’s first four formulas called the “Cleansing Formulas”, or moving directly into the next four formulas know as the “Detox Formulas”, or you’ll find a plan tailored to your pet's needs. The store also boasts a curated selection of handcrafted shampoos, collars and leashes, stylish clothing, Chinese herbs, CBD and many signature treats.


Visit Shinto's Pet Food Kitchen & Store to experience firsthand the passion and expertise that Critter Chef Lindsey and her team bring to pet care. With their guidance, you’ll find the perfect path to optimal health for your beloved fur companions.


Kitchen@shintospetfood.com l www.shintospetfood.com l 707-228-8182


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