Itchy skin, redness and allergies are a common challenge for dogs. And a common reason for trips to the vet. Antibiotics, steroids and other medications are a temporary fix that merely mask the problem, and can harm the immune system.

Heal your dog from the inside out with the power of fresh, whole food nutrition.

• Clean, precisely balanced recipe addresses an underlying cause of canine allergy issues – their diet.
• Made from the highest quality ingredients without the cheap fillers and
  highly processed allergens used in commercial kibble
• Nourishes on a cellular level, supporting good gut health and a strong immune system.

High quality, not highly processed

Most commercial pet food is cooked at a high temperature that strips it of vital nutrients and alters its chemical structure, making it hard to for a dog to digest. They use preservatives to prolong shelf life and add other artificial ingredients to make this faux food more palatable. These toxic chemicals irritate our pet’s immune systems and hormonal responses, preventing their bodies from working properly. Allergies can often be traced to feeding a diet that’s low quality and highly processed.

Dr. Harvey’s Allergy is nutrition the way nature intended:

• Raw, freeze dried protein – easy to digest
• Allergen free – No corn, wheat, soy, dairy or eggs
• Rich in antioxidants that reduce inflammation
• Functional superfoods to support allergy prevention

Easy to make. Just add hot water!

Preparing fresh food for your dog takes just minutes a day and it’s really easy to do. Please see the included booklet for suggested feeding amounts.

• Step 1: Measure the correct amount of food
  (see chart below)

• Step 2: Add hot water and wait 12 minutes

• Step 3: Serve a healthy, homemade meal!

• Can I make Allergy ahead of time and store it in the refrigerator?
  For best results, make fresh daily. Rehydrated food can be stored in the refrigerator in a sealed container for up to 3 days. Add hot water and stir after refrigeration to bring to bring to the desired consistency and temperature.
  
  

• My dog is a picky eater. How can I make this more palatable?
  Most dogs love the taste of real food. However, if your dog doesn’t take to Allergy right away, try rehydrating the mixture with bone broth or low sodium chicken or beef stock broth instead of water to entice him or her.
  
  

• Is it okay to still give my dog treats?
  The best kind of treat is a single ingredient treat of pure meat. This way, you can track what might be triggering their allergies.