I Had To Write to You

Good Morning, I wanted to write to you and tell you… Thanks for EVERYTHING!

Dr. Harvey has been helping my Chadwick and I really appreciate every moment of his time. I have never had an experience quite like it, we have been blessed with great vets, but Dr. Harvey is more than that he is a great human being who really cares. Chadwick has been eating the Fine Ground Veg-to-Bowl for about a month, to say he is picky is an understatement.

Chadwick Loves the Food!

He LOVES Dr. Harvey’s Fine Ground Veg-to-Bowl! Chadwick is 11 years old and a two-time cancer survivor and has had some kidney issues and is now battling some liver function issues. His kidney issues were quickly rectified with Dr. Harvey’s and I know we will also get to the bottom of his liver issues with Dr. Harvey’s help.

You Are Always There for Me

Dr. Harvey is always there to speak with me and calm me down and we couldn’t be more grateful for his products and his guidance. I am looking forward to trying the new Paradigm food as well :)

Thanks so very much,

Kristen H. Zachariev and Chadwick

Dear Dr. Harvey’s, Thank you!

Thank you so much for the follow-up email!
I must say, I really appreciate (and was pleasantly surprised by!) the personal touches we have encountered with Dr. Harvey’s so far – the handwritten note that came with the sample, as well as your email just now.

Diagnosed with Cancer

Bear is a 10.5-year-old Yellow Lab who was diagnosed with Hemangiosarcoma
in February of this year. We are going strong 2.5 months later thanks to switching from standard kibble to a home-cooked anti-cancer diet and adding in supplements (turkey tail, Yunnan, baiyo). The diet change has been difficult for both of us. His tastes and preferences have been changing with the medicines he is on, and while preparing his meals is a labor of love, it is still very time consuming, not to mention costly and wasteful if he decides he doesn’t want to eat a certain dish any longer after I have prepared several days worth.

The funny part is that although we have been working on WHAT he will eat, we certainly don’t struggle at actually getting him to eat once we find something he likes! His appetite is even better than before he was diagnosed thanks to his supplements (turkey tail, mainly!).

Bear Has Enjoyed This Food

All of this to say – Bear has enjoyed Paradigm very much (to my surprise – he has a history of turning his nose up at green things LOL), and he will be very sad tonight when he finishes his last serving.

Thank you!!
Best, Annie (and Bear!)

Introducing Paradigm!

Paradigm is a specially-blended “green food” pre-mix, an ideal base for a nutritionally complete low-carb or Ketogenic diet, and most importantly: a transformative new way to help dogs prevent, manage and overcome serious health problems such as obesity, immune system weakness, diabetes, and cancer.

Thanks to Paradigm, caring and concerned pet owners know that every meal they feed their companion contains absolutely no grain, no starch, or no fillers, and delivers:

• Powerful healing herbs that improve health and act as a natural blood purifier
• A blend of low glycemic vegetables that digest slowly to prevent glucose level spikes
• An abundance of powerful and nourishing antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that support all body systems and aid in healing
• A total nutritional package when mixed with moderate amounts of fresh protein, water, and high-quality fats
• A low-carb formulation that robs cancer cells of their sugar (glucose) energy supply

Dr. Harvey’s is happy to announce the launch of this incredible new food for dogs. In keeping with our tradition of being pioneers in the feeding of companion animals, Dr. Harvey’s presents Paradigm. This completely unique green-food premix is meant to be a highly nutritious and healing base for a low carb or ketogenic diet for dogs.

We believe that this food is the first of its kind available anywhere in the world.

“We know the top issues that dogs struggle with, in North America absolutely are exacerbated by sugar. We know that cancer needs sugar as a fuel source. Diabetes — we know that sugar is a direct cause of type 2 diabetes. Obesity – we know that fat doesn’t make your dog fat – carbs, sugar, and starch make your dogs fat.” Dr. Karen Becker

A Special New Food from Dr. Harvey’s

This amazing green food pre-mix is based on studies and research by holistic vets and medical researchers who confirm that the top health issues plaguing our canine population are severely worsened by sugar and carbohydrates in the diet. Paradigm in conjunction with high-quality fresh protein and healthy fats will be the base of a low-carbohydrate or Ketogenic diet.

Conditions that can be helped by this type diet include but are not limited to:

• neurological disorders
• seizure disorders
• weight problems
• immune system weakness
• diabetes
• cancer

Our Ingredients Tell it All

Dr. Harvey’s has always cared deeply about the quality of ingredients that we use in all of our products. Each ingredient in Paradigm has been selected for its specific healing properties making it an outstanding food that is completely packed with vitamin, mineral, antioxidants and healing herbs.

Paradigm contains:

Broccoli, Green Beans, Bone Broth Red and Green Bell Pepper,
Cabbage, Pumpkin, Kelp, Alfalfa, Celery, Turmeric, Spirulina, Ginger,
Red Clover, Milk Thistle, Slippery Elm, Dandelion, Cinnamon,
Tri Calcium Phosphate

Just Add Water, Protein, and Oil

Paradigm is easy to prepare. Simply rehydrate the mix with water or broth and add protein and oil for a complete healing meal for your dog. Feeding Guidelines based on weight and age are included in every bag of Paradigm.

Dogs Love the Taste

One of the most impressive and wonderful things about this mix is that dogs love the taste!

Paradigm makes it so easy for pet parents to feed a very healthy meal who want only the best for their companion heal or maintain optimal health.

Paradigm to Boost Immune System Strength

Paradigm contains a range of powerful healing herbs that can improve health and act as natural blood purifiers.

These include:

• turmeric
• cinnamon
• ginger
• milk thistle
• dandelion
• red clover

Paradigm also includes Bone Broth, known for its immune system healing and strengthening properties. Bone Broth can aid in digestion, strengthen joints and improve skin and coat.

This powerful formula is a safe, effective and 100 percent natural way to boost immune system strength and function. And of course, it’s all mixed together in a delicious recipe that dogs crave and love — even picky eaters!

Paradigm to Help Prevent & Manage Diabetes

It takes a minimum of 40 percent starches to get kibble to stick together. Commercial dog foods are loaded with high sugar and high glycemic index ingredients like corn, rice, peas, potatoes and other low-grade non-meat fillers. These cause rapid glucose spikes that can contribute to or worsen diabetes. Paradigm’s unique formulation contains only low glycemic vegetables, and absolutely no starch or grain. As a result, complex carbs are digested more slowly, and glucose level increases are safely spread out over time vs. delivered all at once in an unhealthy and dangerous surge.

Paradigm to Help Diminish the Rate of Cancer Cell Growth

Sugar (glucose) that comes from carbs is the main source of fuel that feeds cancer. The high sugar and high glycemic index ingredients used in commercial pet foods are cheap, plentiful. Yet this is what has been marketed to us as “complete and balanced”.That’s why Paradigm’s low carb and starch-free formulation effectively robs cancer cells of their energy supply. We’re interested in feeding dogs and extending life, not in feeding cancer cells and shortening life. In addition to feeding Paradigm, we suggest working with the Ketogenic model of medium protein, low carbohydrate and high fat for dogs.

“It takes a minimum of 40 percent starches to get kibble to actually stick together like a cookie. How on earth if you have a dog with cancer, could you feed that dog kibble, knowing that it’s constituted of that much sugar? And we know through science what sugar is doing with cancer.”
Rodney Habib, Pet Nutrition Expert

Paradigm to Help Reduce & Maintain Weight

Paradigm is a specially-blended as an ideal “green food” pre-mix that is an ideal base for a low-carb diet. It’s ideal for obese and overweight dogs who will enjoy an abundance of powerful antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals – but without fat-causing and health-damaging carbs, sugar and starch and fillers. What’s more, since Paradigm is a high-quality source of nutrition vs. conventional kibble and canned food, your companion will be more active and energized – which is a big part of getting fit and maintaining a healthy weight.

Coming Soon!

Paradigm will be available to pet parents everywhere from Dr. Harvey’s beginning on April 15th, 2017.

So Many Compliments After a Very Rough Start

Hello Dr. Harvey and Staff,

I wanted to take the time to give you an update on our now 9-year-old Boston Terrier, Logan. He has been on your Canine Health Mix since he was 8 months old. Logan was a picky eater due to his problem with chewing food and having brachycephalic reconstructive surgery.

Over the course of his wonderful years and numerous compliments from vet specialists on his form, muscle build, phenomenal shiny tuxedo coat, and of course his awesome personality it has to be all thanks to you and your formula!

Now that He is a Senior…

Being the older “American Gentleman” now, we have placed him on your Golden Years Supplement for the past year along with Coenzyme Q10 as we have been informed that he has a low-grade heart murmur and we can certainly see the difference since starting these supplements!

I only hope that others can see the wonders that your formulas can do and have done for my Logan.
He’s 9 but really has the life of a 2-year-old pup. Thank you so much for keeping up the great formulas and products, and always sharing your stories, but most of all thank you for saving our Logan and his health. Without you, Logan would be on countless medications!

We Always Want Only the Best for Him!

We take pride in Logan’s health and finding the best alternatives

Dr. Harvey’s food and supplements gave us hope for Logan when all else failed including vet suggestions. In spite of what the vets want us to feed our fur babies, I honestly believe it is junk food. The motto for nutritionists is “if you can’t pronounce the name on the label don’t eat it!” I firmly believe in that.

I hope other pet parents can turn to your products like we have done with our fur baby.

Love,
Patricia & Scott Medeiros proud parents to Logan

PS. We’ve attached some photos of our bundle of love

Our animal population is sick and getting sicker. Kidney disease is rampant in our canine population as is cancer and diabetes, not to mention obesity. Kibbled food for pets is the equivalent of feeding only junk food to our children. Eventually, their health will suffer. We see the detrimental results of this type of diet every day.

The Pet Food Industry and Animal Nutrition

In the last decade, there have been some significant trends in pet nutrition that have helped to improve the way we feed our pets. Even with these innovations, the majority of pet parents continue to feed their companions commercial dog food.
Some guardians may look for a “better way” to feed their pets, but are often swayed by marketing strategies that convince them that some brands of kibble or canned food are better than others. Most pet parents believe they are giving their pets a healthy diet and often buy more expensive commercial foods equating the higher cost with a higher quality. Unfortunately, most of this marketing is false and most of our pets are being fed a poor diet with a very low level of nutrition. The pet food industry and its commercial pet food offerings has led to a startling rise in canine and feline kidney disease, cancer, diabetes, and obesity.

Looking for Alternatives

Receiving a diagnosis of one of these diseases is shocking for a pet parent. They may have never considered that the food that they have been feeding their beloved pet could be so detrimental to their health.
When a companion animal becomes sick or is dying guardians are often motivated to explore new ideas in nutrition and may begin to examine what they have been feeding. Many who have experienced the heartbreak of losing a pet to illness vow that they will find a better way and that they will feed their next pet a healthier diet. Many guardians are desperate to find answers and to help save their dog or cat.

Pet Food is Making Our Pets Sick

A small number of visionaries in the veterinary world have spoken out about problems in the pet food industry and the lack of nutrition in commercial pet foods. Their concerns along with a growing number pet parent advocates has given rise to some better and cleaner ways to feed our pets. Becoming more popular are, home cooking, better commercially available dehydrated, freeze-dried and frozen pet foods, raw diets and grain-free options. These options have received some level of acceptance with a group of concerned pet parents, but in reality this group remains small and although the impact has been felt, it has largely been ignored by the veterinary community and it has only been exploited by the pet food industry giving rise to so-called “all-natural” kibbled food. Nutritional concerns along with a growing number of pet food recalls has also fueled the desire for better foods for our companion animals.

For the most part, however, the overwhelming majority of companion animal guardians still feed commercially canned and kibbled food to their pets. These types of foods line our supermarket shelves and are a convenient and relatively inexpensive way to feed pets. Moreover, this type of feeding is accepted and indeed, recommended by most veterinarians. After all, it is pet food that is made expressly for pets. It is touted as being “complete and balanced” according to AAFCO, the regulatory body that oversees requirements for animal feed. This regulatory group makes nutritional recommendations, which are followed and adhered to by agricultural departments in each state in the US. The problem is that commercial pet food is not good for pets and is at the root of the crisis in our pets’ health.

“Let Food Be Thy Medicine”

So what can you do to keep your pet healthy and what can you do if your dog gets sick? There is a growing body of evidence that strongly suggests that feeding real, fresh foods to dogs and cats will give them the best chance of avoiding serious diseases. There is also evidence that diet can help lessen the harmful effects and even reverse diseases such as kidney insufficiency, cancer, and diabetes, all life threatening conditions in pets.

What can you do to keep your dog healthy?

The answer to keeping your dog healthy is simple. Feed your dog real fresh food using high-quality protein, good quality fats and a variety of vegetables as the basis for their daily diet.

And if my dog gets sick?

Many of us know the feeling of complete helplessness when being told that our pet has a life-threatening disease. Many of us know the heartbreak of losing a pet to such an illness. There is a real terror of the costs involved in caring for a sick pet, not to mention the emotional weight and overwhelming sadness that most people experience when their beloved companion is diagnosed with a deadly disease like cancer or a disease that needs constant care like diabetes.

Changing Your Dog’s Diet

But there is growing evidence that cancer; diabetes, kidney disease and obesity can be managed by dietary changes. Pet parents have seen that disease progression can be slowed and even halted and reversed by feeding a diet that is rich in real foods, high in fat, low in carbohydrates and uses moderate amounts of fresh high-quality protein. This type of diet is referred to as a ketogenic diet, meaning that the body is burning ketones, as it’s primary fuel and not glucose. This state of ketosis regulates blood sugar and allows the cells to heal. Glucose is a “dirty” fuel, while fat burns much cleaner in the body. So by replacing carbs with healthy fats, your cells’ mitochondria, the insides of each cell, are less likely to suffer damage from free radicals and can heal. Carbs, grains, certain high sugar content fruits, starches and starchy vegetables all turn to glucose in the body. These ingredients must be avoided on this type of healing diet.

So What Does this Mean For My Dog?

If your dog has cancer, diabetes or is overweight this type of diet can be extremely helpful. It will consist of low carbohydrate vegetables, medium amounts of high-quality fresh protein and added fats for energy.

Other Ingredients that Heal

In addition to a healing low carb or ketogenic diet, there exist in nature certain ingredients that have been shown to have a powerful healing effect on humans and animals they are a wonderful addition to a canine diet:

• Turmeric
• Cinnamon
• Ginger
• Milk thistle
• Dandelion
• Mushrooms, including:

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus)
Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus)
Maitake (Grifola frondosa)
Cordyceps (Cordyceps sinensis)
Reishi Mushroom (Ganoderma lucidum)
Shiitake

Exploring Superior Nutrition for Sick Dogs

Finding a healing diet for a pet with a chronic disease who is in a health crisis can feel daunting and complicated.
New evidence shows that it does not have to be that difficult. By changing your sick pet’s daily regimen to a diet rich in fats, low glycemic vegetables and medium amounts of high-quality proteins, you will be giving your beloved companion the very best chance at healing and thriving If your pet is healthy and you want them to enjoy good health and long life the earlier you begin feeding this health-giving diet the better chance your fur baby will have to maintain wellness throughout a long life.

Our mission has always been to provide information that will help pet parents to make the best choices when deciding on how to feed their companion animals and achieve optimal wellness.

We provide foods that are often the solution to a guardian’s quest to find nutritional answers to chronic or recurring health problem. To that end, we have, for over 30 years, provided foods that help pet parents to feed their companions a daily diet that is made from fresh, safe and healthy ingredients. We have seen miraculous improvements in so many dogs, cats and birds and we have helped healthy animals to remain healthy.

In our quest to provide continuing education and cutting edge information on animal nutrition we continue to search for the newest research available.

We recently attended the 2nd Annual Conference on Nutritional Ketosis and Metabolic Therapeutics in Tampa, Florida where we were privileged to hear scientists, doctors, veterinarians and researchers from around the world discussing the benefits of a ketogenic diet for humans and animals.

There is a great deal of evidence that this diet may help certain conditions such as seizures, and other neurological conditions, cancer, obesity and diabetes in both humans and animals.

What is a Ketogenic Diet?

This diet is high in fat, supplies adequate protein and is low in carbohydrates. This combination changes the way energy is used in the body. Fat is converted in the liver into fatty acids and ketone bodies. Another effect of the diet is that it lowers glucose levels and improves insulin resistance. An elevated level of ketone bodies in the blood, a state known as ketosis, leads to a reduction in the occurrence of epileptic seizures, may inhibit the growth of cancer cells and helps regulate diabetes and obesity.

Help with Cancer

At this conference, we were pleased to hear about the work being done at the Keto Pet Sanctuary in Texas, where they have been conducting successful trials with shelter dogs with cancer.

At the Keto Pet Sanctuary, they feed dogs a high-fat, adequate protein, and low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet.

The Keto Pet Sanctuary is a state of the art facility that provides a variety of alternative therapies for dogs with cancer. Dogs at the sanctuary are fed a . diet that is high in fat, uses moderate amounts of protein and is very low in carbs. The diet is meant to slow or halt the growth of cancer-based on the theory that cancer cells feed on sugar (including carbohydrates that break down to sugar) and will not survive on fat.
The results are promising and sometimes miraculous.

For more information on the Keto Pet Sanctuary

Carbs and Cancer-the Connection

Rodney Habib, pet nutrition expert and researcher, recently spoke about findings from Veterinary Oncologists showing that there is a strong correlation between too much sugar, high carbohydrate and high starch diets and cancer. He is currently working on a documentary called, “The Dog Cancer Survival Series.” He has traveled the world looking for nutritional studies that provide alternative nutritional diets for dogs with cancer. These nutritional modalities include raw food and fresh food, caloric restriction, metabolic therapies and ketogenic diets. He has also created an organization called the Paws for Change Foundation.

In a recent video, renown holistic veterinarian, Dr. Karen Becker, explained, “Everyone is talking about the damaging effects of high starch, high carb diets, pro-inflammatory diets. We know that these diets can contribute to diabetes, obesity, and arthritis. We know that there is an absolute correlation to the amount of sugar that a mammal eats and their predisposition to cancer.
We know that’s true.” Food matters… According to some experts, there is no question about the correlation between carbs and sugar that could be a cause and exacerbating cancers.

Help with Canine Nutrition

High-quality fresh protein in moderate amounts including:
• Beef
• Turkey
• Chicken
• Eggs
• Lamb
• Fish

Fats that can be added include:
• Coconut Oil
• MCT oil
• Hemp Oil
• Butter or Ghee
• Flax Seed Oil
• Fish Oil
• Olive Oil

A diet rich in green low-carbohydrate and other low-glycemic vegetables can be helpful.
Recommended vegetables are:
• Broccoli
• Green Beans,
• Cabbage
• Celery
• Red Bell Peppers

Sea vegetables that are rich in vitamins and minerals such as:
• Kelp
• Spirulina

Help with Diabetes

While diabetes in dogs is a serious and complex condition, there is evidence to show that a diet that is low in carbohydrates can help to normalize blood sugar levels and encourage weight loss. We encourage pet parents who have a dog that has been diagnosed with diabetes to consider a nutritional intervention using a diet that is low in carbohydrates.

Dr. Karen Becker explains:
" … 90 percent of pet foods out there contain totally inappropriate ingredients that are not nourishing and actually create low-grade inflammatory processes, diabetes, and obesity. All the same health issues occurring in the pet world are occurring in the human realm in terms of overall health.

Sugar, of course, causes an insulin release. Insulin then causes blood sugar to drop. Cortisol is then released to rebalance blood sugar. So dogs and cats are dealing with this whole cycle of carbohydrate ingestion, insulin release, and cortisol release.”
Dr. Becker concludes that animals were not meant to eat the high carb diets that most commercial pet foods offer.

Help with Weight Loss

Obesity in dogs is at near epidemic levels in the US. If you have ever had a dog that is overweight, you know how difficult it can be to reverse the condition. Obesity in dogs can lead to the development of a host of health problems including, diabetes, joint problems, and cardiovascular disease. Obesity is not just a vanity problem; it is in fact, a serious condition in dogs that adversely effect your dog’s health and longevity.

Ingredients that Sustain Health

In addition to considering a low carbohydrate diet for your dog there are herbs that Dr. Harvey includes to boost the immune system, encourage healing and help to increase overall good health.

These ingredients include:
• Turmeric
• Ginger
• Red Clover
• Milk Thistle
• Dandelion
• Slippery Elm
• Cinnamon

Giving Your Dog the Best Chance

There is no question that what you feed your dog can change their well-being and their outlook for a long and healthy life. When confronted with health challenges, using nutritional tools can help your dog to heal sometimes from even the most difficult of diagnosis.

How we look at feeding our companion animals needs a new paradigm and there is now a body of research that concludes that feeding your dog fresh meals that consist of high-quality proteins, healthy fats and low amounts of carbohydrates can encourage healing and promote wellness.

Dr. Harvey’s Takes a Closer Look

Based on the findings of the distinguished researchers who presented at this remarkable conference and on the findings now published in the research literature on the benefits of a low carb diet for the care of dogs and cats with cancer, diabetes, and obesity, we are working to educate pet parents worldwide.

In the coming months, our efforts will include providing tools for pet parents to implement this type of diet for their companions. Please check our website frequently to see new information that we will be sharing on this topic.

It is our great joy and indeed our mission to help pet parents to help their companion animals. Happily, much of the time we are able to help animals recapture their health and maintain wellness. Pet parents are always very grateful, especially when they have spoken directly to Dr. Harvey or our staff and have felt the love that we feel for their animals. When animals get better, we love to hear the success stories and we are alway pleased to hear that we have touched the lives of a guardian and their beloved furbaby. But sometimes we cannot help. What happens then? That was the case with Winnie Mae, whose mom, Leslie, reached out to us when Winnie became very ill. Sadly, Winnie lost her battle to cancer, but then we got the email below from Leslie. We could not be more touched by her words. We wanted to share her experience with you and honor the memory of Winnie Mae

A Grieving Dog Mom-In her own words…

Dear Dr. Harvey, family and staff:

I just wanted to write and express my incredible gratitude for your customer service, care and true desire to help. You cannot imagine how much it is appreciated.

I wrote several weeks back in regards to my 2 and a half-year-old English Bulldog, Winnie. She was being tested for lymphoma and had stopped eating. We did have some samples of the Veg-to-Bowl, but she had already begun refusing food. In complete and total despair, I wrote to you. Within hours I had a reply, and within hours after that I was speaking to Dr. Harvey himself.
He then called every day to check on our baby and offer suggestions. We had several veterinarians on board including a holistic vet at another practice. I was paying these folks a bit of money to put it modestly.

I can tell you that Dr. Harvey and his staff were the FIRST to offer this kind of care and support. I never paid him one dollar for these phone consultations, he just did it because HE TRULY CARES.

Sadly enough, our baby passed within days of getting in touch with Dr. Harvey. The silver lining in it all has been my experience with Dr. Harvey.

I have never known any other company of any existence to offer up such concern and compassion for their customers. This was and has been a terrible time for our family, however, finding this man, his company and this food has forever changed my philosophy as a pet parent. Thank you from the bottom of my broken heart, Dr. Harvey. You are a true pioneer in every sense of the word. You have yourself a customer FOR LIFE!

I wish you all the best, you truly deserve every success. From my family to yours, THANK YOU!

Respectfully,

Leslie Benegasi

This wonderful family wrote a heartfelt email to us asking us to share their success story. We loved hearing Henry’s story and knowing that he is doing so well! Even after 30 years of teaching pet parents to make better choices, each story of a dog getting better with our food is wonderful and feels like a victory! We thank The Maged-Rubio Family for sharing Henry’s story with us and now with you!

Henry is the Love of Our Life

Hello Dr. Harvey and Team,

I wanted to write to you to share our story, say thank you, and possibly find a way to use our story to help other loving dog guardians find their way to your products if they already haven’t…

Our dog, Henry, is our first dog. He is a four-year-old male Brittany and the love of our lives… We do everything together from going on walks, to showing him competitively and doing agility.

Devastated with a Diagnosis of Kidney Disease

We have always taken the best care of him and were shocked one year ago when he was diagnosed with early stage kidney disease. We were frantic, consulted with anyone we could, looking for answers and hope. We did not know what to expect. We met with “alternative vets” and also specialists at one of the top veterinary hospitals in the country. All left us feeling disappointed with the recommendations they offered. When the specialist’s recommendation was to put Henry on a major brand name, canned dog food, meant for late stage renal failure patients, we knew we had to do our own research.

We Searched and Searched for Answers

By scouring the internet for months, we were eventually led to Dr. Harvey. We were skeptical since Henry had always been a finicky eater… We called the company to ask some questions and were surprised when Dr. Harvey, himself, got on the phone! His unique brand of rationale and engagement persuaded us.

Picky Henry Loved the Food

The first feeding said everything, as Henry lapped his food up and probably would have eaten even more! We like that we control the protein that goes into his base mix and get it fresh weekly from the farm near our house. He eats like a king!

And Here’s the Good News!

The best news yet is that, after 2 months eating only your food and the protein and oil we supply, Henry had his first set of completely normal labs! On paper, he does not have renal disease. We tell everyone we can about your brand.

We Want to Tell Everyone about Dr. Harvey’s

Henry wants to be your “spokesdog”. Thank you with all of our hearts.

With the most sincere of thanks,
The Maged-Rubio Family

PS. We have attached some pictures of Henry.