Dr. Harvey'sRaw Vibrance Dog Food, Human Grade Dehydrated Base Mix for Dogs, Grain Free Raw Diet (3 Pounds)

This is a great product. I love the quality of the ingredients. My dogs love this food. I use it as a topper to incorporate more fresh food into my dog's diet. The product is pricey but worth it due to the quality of the product.

QUICK REVIEW: Dr. Harvey's base mix and supplements have, without a doubt, extended my dog's life and improved his mobility. He no longer requires prescription dog food, nor any other medications. Dr. Harvey's is worth every penny.A BIT OF HISTORY: One year ago, we got the terrible news that our senior shih tzu mix Francis had kidney disease. Our vet immediately switched Francis to a prescription dog food and while he ate the food without complaint, he was miserable. On the prescription food, Francis was constantly hungry and begging for food. He gained considerable weight and developed mobility impairment and painful joints. We couldn't tell what was worse--the kidney disease or the prescription kidney diet.After searching online to find a better alternative, we came across Dr. Harvey's. Like others recommended, we called Dr. Harvey's directly and spoke with the kindest woman who listened to our concerns with compassion, experience, and wisdom. She recommended Raw Vibrance to help with Francis' weight loss, instructed us on the right protein (1.5 ounces of beef or 1 egg white per meal), and encouraged us to call back with questions. In addition to Raw Vibrance, we started him on both the Dr. Harvey's Kidney Health Support Supplement and Golden Years Supplement.ABOUT HIS PROGRESS: Flash forward to one year after Francis' initial diagnosis--His kidney labs are stable (some labs even got a bit better!), he has lost considerable weight and his mobility has improved significantly. While he's still a senior dog, he's the most vibrant good boy we've seen in a while. We are in love with Dr. Harvey's products and the company. We even get him the Dr. Harvey's dehydrated sweet potato treats as a healthy rawhide alternative and he likes it.ABOUT THE FOOD: The dehydrated mix looks quite healthy. We've noticed some batches tend to have more larger pieces, while others tend to have more fine "dust." We feed our now 19-pound boy 1.5 scoops of the mix per meal plus the protein, supplements, and fish oil. It takes a while to rehydrate, so I make two meals worth of mix at night, so that it's ready for him the next day. Once a week, I also make 1.5 ounce meatballs and boil the eggs that he'll eat throughout the week. It really helps to speed up daily meal prep. The only downside of Dr. Harvey's is that it is so messy. Since it's a wet base, he gets food all over his face, his floppy ears, the floor, etc. You can see the stain in one of his photos. :D And, of course, the base mix and supplements get expensive. Thankfully, we can afford it; again, it's worth every penny.Wishing you and your loved one a healthier and happier life.

Love Dr Harvey’s Raw Vibrance. It makes raw feeding so much easier and without the worry about not balancing the food properly. This has been in our rotation for several years now and our dogs love it. It’s as simple as adding hot water and your favorite protein. It’s expensive, but one bag goes a long way.

Whoa, real food for our besties! This stuff is amazing and my Doberman is doing really well on it. Her coat is super shiny and she’s digesting this really well (as evidenced by what’s coming out the other end 🤢) not inexpensive, but seems worth it to me!

Love that Dr Harvey’s is so easy to use!!! My dog thrives on this food and I love that it’s easy for me to mix in with his protein and we’re ready to go!

My furry 3 big dogs really love this product. It’s a really nice topper. Really a nice size bag for the money.

This is a good veggie mix to add to my dog's food (kibble and dehydrated/freeze-dried raw) a couple times a week for variety. However, I wish they didn't pulverize so much of it into a fine powder because every time I scoop it out, pour it into the food container (I make it in her dehydrated/freeze-dried dinner the night before and refrigerate it), and close the bag, that powder flies up into the air in a cloud and goes up my nose if I forget to hold my breath and fan it away from me. Said powder in my nose makes me sneeze a lot. It's quite annoying. So, if they made the same mix but not pulverized into a powder, I'd be happy. I've also bought a couple of their other mixes in the past, but got this one this time for variety. The others aren't as powdery. They're all good and healthy for my dog, and I assume they taste good since she eats them (mixed in with her food).

I bought a 6 pound bag of Dr. Harvey's very expensive "Raw Vibrance" dog food recently and I thought that I was getting the best vegetable mix for my two dogs. Unfortunately I've learned too late that dogs don't digest vegetables very well and especially if they're RAW - even after soaking them for 10 minutes as advised by the company. Both my dogs developed bloating and an increase of poop. The reason for the increased bulk in their poop was that their digestive system couldn't brake down and digest the raw vegetables. I later learned that dogs lack certain enzymes that helps them digest vegetables very well and especially if they are raw!So this is what I've learned: I payed a lot of money for a product that creates digestive upset and the whole "Fresh Raw Vibrance" - and your money - goes right out with the poop without any benefits to your dog's well-being and possibly creating serious digestive upset.Dr. Harvey's Raw Vibrance glorious advertisement of this product is misleading us pet owners who have our furry friend's best interests in mind!