January 26, 2010
Dr. Harvey’s Brings You Stories That Matter–In Living Color
Posted By The Staff of Dr. Harvey's
Here’s What’s New At Dr. Harvey’s!
We feel so fortunate that we get to do what we love to do every day.
One of the best parts of being Dr. Harvey’s is hearing from our customers about what a difference Dr. Harvey’s has made in the lives of their companions. We try to post as many of your stories as we can on our website. We feel that sharing these emails and letters may help someone who is looking for an answer for their own companion.
We now have a way to bring some of these stories to you in new format. The first in a series of “Dr. Harvey’s Personal Profiles” is up and running on our website. Please take a moment to watch.
We are also doing a series of “how to” videos. Check out the first in the series. Watch a quick guide to making Canine Health.
Keep checking the website for new videos. There will be more to come in the next few weeks and months.
It’s great to be able to bring these videos to you. Please share the info with those who you think may need to know.
February 2, 2012
Fatty Tumors Disappear with Diet Change
Posted By The Staff at Dr. Harvey's
Sharing the Knowledge
Sometimes we receive an email that we need to share with the world. Below is just such an email. The email is from a guardian who did not realize how a change in diet could help in such a wonderful and dramatic way. We like to share these types of stories with others so that guardians may be helped with their own companions. Diet makes such a difference in so many ways.
Hello Dr. Harvey and Staff,
I just wanted to drop you a message about how my dogs are doing on their new food. We are using Dr. Harvey’s Canine Health-The Miracle Dog Food. My almost 10 year Schnauzer was full of fatty tumors. I have had them all checked at the vets to be sure that it wasn’t cancer. Because of his age we decided not to mess with them as the surgery would have most certainly been very dangerous at his age. I could not take that after having just lost his brother on 11/20/11. Our intentions were to put him on this food too but it was too late and we never had the chance. A specialty vet clinic administered medications without discussions with us as to what the medications were for,the side effects and so forth. Thus taking my dogs life.
My Torre

Anyway back to the food and my Torre, the mini Schnauzer. He had one lump the size of a golf ball near his breast bone. We had to leave his harness large so it wouldn’t rub.

