Dr. Harvey's Canine Health-The Miracle Dog Food Pre-Mix
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Description
Canine Health is a natural, organic dog food pre-mix that, when mixed with protein and oil, makes a fresh, healthy, homemade meal. It is made from 6 certified organic grains, 9 vegetables and 14 herbs. Known as The Miracle, it uses only the finest organic and all-natural human consumption ingredients to create a tasty pre-mix your dog will love.
Key Benefits
- Holistic blend of 6 organic grains and 9 dehydrated vegetables
- Improves vitality, joint flexibility, digestion and appetite
- Supports skin and coat health
- Loved by even the pickiest eaters
- No preservatives, dyes or chemicals
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Item Number50954
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Weight10.0 pounds
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Breed SizeAll Breeds, Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Food FormFreeze-Dried, Pre-Mix
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LifestageAdult, All Stages
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Made inUnited States
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Special DietOrganic
Nutritional Info
Ingredients
Organic Rolled Oats, Organic Barley, Organic Triticale, Organic Spelt, Organic Brown Rice, Organic Kamut, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Potatoes, Zucchini, Peas, Green Beans, Beets, Broccoli, Parsley, Dried Yeast, Lecithin, Alfalfa, Dried Kelp, Ground Flaxseed, Calcium Citrate, Dried Ground Fenugreek, Dried Ground Fennel, Dried Ground Ginger, Dried Ground Peppermint, Zinc Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Vitamin E Supplement, Manganese Proteinate, Vitamin A Acetate, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Thiamine Mononitrate, Sodium Selenite, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
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| Crude Protein | 12.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 3.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 5.0% max |
| Moisture | 12.0% max |
Feeding Instructions
- Step 1: Add hot water to Canine Health.
- Step 2: Let sit for about 8 minutes.
- Step 3: Let cool.
- Step 4: Add your choice of raw or cooked protein. (beef, poultry, fish, eggs etc.) Make sure to rotate proteins weekly. (Instructions Inside each bag)
- Step 5: Add your choice of oil. (flax oil, olive oil, fish oil, sesame oil or Dr. Harvey’s Health and Shine, etc.) (Instructions Inside Bag)
Transition Instructions
Most dogs transition very easily to Canine Health - even dogs with sensitive stomachs. You can begin by adding a small amount of Canine Health to the food you are currently feeding and increase the amount daily. Continue increasing the Canine Health, while decreasing the old food, making the complete switch in a about a week.
Customer Reviews
89% Recommend
96 Reviews
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By volengineer on Jul 10, 2017
I was really beginning to worry about my senior foster dog with Kidney Disease. One week after eating the Miracle dog food, he had more energy and felt "squishier" (my way of saying he is more hydrated). A few weeks later he is more alert and actually asks for this food. It used to be a nightmare to get him to eat, and I was beginning to be seriously concerned. I put green beef tripe and prescription kidney care food on top of this with pumpkin, salmon oil, and apple sauce and he GOBBLES his food down. He is an odd bird that eats at night after everyone else has gone to bed and it is so wonderful to wake up in the morning and find his bowl empty!
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By Lynnie on Jul 17, 2017
My 12 year old dog has kidney problems. He was eating Daves Restricted diet and after a year on it he wouldn't eat it anymore. I researched Dr Harvey's and even called and spoke to Dr Harvey. He was very informative. Well I bought the food knowing that Chewys would refund me if my dog didn't like it. He LOVES it. He eats it so fast along with the protein that I add. He goes for follow up blood tests next month and I'm hoping to see much improvement. I'm very optimistic and I highly recommend Dr Harveys
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By Mare on Jul 5, 2017
I wanted to like this (my pugs loved the taste) but it is so heavy in grains my pugs drank constantly while they were on it and I could see them gaining weight by the hour. The recommended amount was way too much but even giving them half the amount recommended it was not a good fit for pugs. I am now trying the veg to bowl, but believe I will be going back to allprovide.
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By pinkpink114 on Aug 21, 2017 Top 1000 Contributor
My little guy has not had consistent firm stools ever. I have tried many dog foods. Grain free was the worst, he scooted constantly and it was clear he needs grains and fiber. I had good luck with an Honest Kitchen base mix with grains but it was discontinued about a year ago. This product is similar to the HK pre-mix I was using. I give him 1 scoop plus 1 Stella & Chewy puck and some Halo Dream Coat oil per day. My dog loves it but I will say he will eat anything. His stools are the firmest he's ever had and no scooting !
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By Priscilla on Jul 11, 2017
I have a chow chow that had skin allergens that was greasy with odor and dandruff head to tail, which she needed baths every week. This food along with coconut oil has healed her skin and her coat is soft and shiny. Her hair looks better than mine!!!
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By Meow on Sep 17, 2017
My 11-year-old King Charles basically stopped eating all kinds of food Friend of mine told me about this natural food that is freeze dried so I tried it and she started eating again
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By Dogblu on May 30, 2017
We have a very picky eater and I saw Dr Harvey's advertised as the miracle food. I purchased the small bag to try it. The freeze dried vegetables looked great. I added chicken, and she wouldn't eat any of it. If the chicken had any vegetable on it, she pushed it away. We added beef and she did the same thing....even tried a hotdog! Nope! I have ordered two small bags of Orijen, one beef and one fish. They should arrive tomorrow. Hopefully, she will like it! I am at my wits end. We started her on Anamaet when she was a puppy. She ate it off and on for a year. That's when she started refusing, so we tried a few other types, Rachael Ray dry, Rachael Ray wet. She liked the stew types, not the meatballs We have a very picky eater and I saw Dr Harvey's advertised as the miracle food. I purchased the small bag to try it. The freeze dried vegetables looked great. I added chicken, and she wouldn't eat any of it. If the chicken had any vegetable on it, she pushed it away. We added beef and she did the same thing....even tried a hotdog! Nope! I have ordered two small bags of Orijen, one beef and one fish. They should arrive tomorrow. Hopefully, she will like it! I am at my wits end. We started her on Anamaet when she was a puppy. She ate it off and on for a year. That's when she started refusing, so we tried a few other types, Rachael Ray dry, Rachael Ray wet. She liked the stew types, not the meatballs, then wouldn't eat any. I even tried cooking for her. Then I saw Dr. Harvey's and tried to no avail. The vet said she is very healthy, her bloodwork is great, and she's not overweight. She plays and has tons of energy. I'm sure we will find something she likes, soon! If anyone has a suggestion, please help! … more
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By LinS on Sep 2, 2017
My 6 lb. dog suffers from ckd and so far so good. She loves the food and quite honestly it smells so good. Will know more after next lab tests in a few weeks.
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By Auntie on Jul 10, 2017
I read all the great reviews so I had to try it. it's holistic made with organic grains and veggies. No chemicals, etc. You must try it!
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By Robin36 on Mar 26, 2017
After rescuing my girl from Pancreatitis the vet said she needed low protein/ low fat diet the rest of her life, preferably homemade. I started her on Dr. Harvey's Miracle Pre-mix, added beef heart protein, fish oil, and her prescription probiotics and I have my baby back! In fact now my other dog is on it too and they are both energetic with super shiny coats. I love the fact I can determine the amount of protein they get. "More" is not better when it comes to protein.
