- Herbal whole food supplement specially formulated for daily use, providing your dog with the necessary vitamins and minerals to lead a healthy, happy, and energetic life
- Powder form, easy to add to your pet companion’s current food
- Holistic formula using only natural (nothing synthetic) ingredients, including Kelp, Alfalfa Herb, Flaxseed Meal, Brewer’s Yeast, Lecithin, Spinach, Garlic, Chamomile, Oatstraw, Organic Dandelion Root, Thyme, Rosemary, Peppermint, Fennel, Rose Hips, Licorice, Ginger
- Made in the USA
- No preservatives, No artificial ingredients, No fillers. No added Salt or Sugar
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Dr. Harvey’s Herbal Multi-Vitamin and Mineral Supplement for Dogs (7 Ounces)
Original price was: $26.95.$26.00Current price is: $26.00.
Disclosure| Department | dog-vitamins-supplements |
|---|---|
| Item model number | DRH_MULTI7_DOG |
| Date First Available | May 24, 2010 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 3.66 x 3.54 x 3.43 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.5 x 3.5 x 3.25 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.44 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Dr. Harvey's |
| Target Audience Keyword | dogs, house-cats |
| Directions | Mix with food. Dosage based on the weight of the dog. 2-20 lbs. – 1 scoop, 21-50 lbs. – 2 scoops 51-95 lbs. – 3 scoops, 96-150 lbs. – 4 scoops This container holds approximately 60 scoops. Each scoop is approximately 3.3 grams. |
| Size | 7 oz |
| Age Range Description | adult;puppy;senior |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Healthy Formulations Inc |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Included Components | Dr. Harvey's Multivitamin & Mineral Herbal Supplement for Dogs (7 oz) |
| Specific Uses for Product | large;small;medium |
25 reviews for Dr. Harvey’s Herbal Multi-Vitamin and Mineral Supplement for Dogs (7 Ounces)
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LynNann Elliott –
Do you know the kibble you give your dog doesn’t have all the nutrients in it that is should. Do you find your dog eating grass or strange things outside. No matter what kibble we had put our girls on just never seemed to get the nutrients that they needed. They started eating grass and a few other things outside which made them super sick. This is due to a lack of nutrients in your dogs diet and their belly hurts. This product has reduced and stopped this drastically! I notice if I stop our girls on it that they go back to eating grass ect. For the price I wish it was a little less since they raise and reduce the price on amazon. All in all if your pup is having the problems above this is herbal and not just meds to give your dog! I will forever use this! It also helps with digestive and as easy as one scoop in the bowls on top of food. Ours between our girls last about three weeks to four weeks give or take and that is given everyday. So far we have happy girls that are high energy and active!
BIGGLY –
My dogs love this stuff, they actually look at me like I’m crazy if I accendently run out and have to feed them without it. Their skin and digestive health has improved since using this. I feel like its a good value when compared to other supplements because the quality seems better than a lot of supplements I have tried
Amazon Customer –
I have been home cooking for my dogs for years. This supplement is a great way to make sure my dogs are eating balanced meals. I noticed a positive impact on my diabetic coonhound’s energy level and digestion almost immediately upon adding this to his food.
Anand –
Dr. Harvey’s Herbal Multi-Vitamin has been a great addition to my pet’s routine. It’s made with natural ingredients, easy to mix with food, and my dog has had no issues taking it. Since starting this supplement, I’ve noticed more energy, better digestion, and overall improved wellness. Highly recommend for daily support!
DalmatianMom88 –
Best product I’ve ever bought vitamin wise. I highly recommend! Great for all my breeds!! Natural is better I will buy this again
Scott Lew –
Ever since starting this, my dog has more energy and a shinier coat. The natural ingredients give me peace of mind. A staple now.
Marianne Felouzis –
Picky dog. Will not eat kibble so I cook for her. Adding this to her diet gives me peace of mind that she’s getting the proper nutrition. She is very very healthy.
Mouse –
Great quality my dog likes it
Laine –
Molly seems to be doing well with this vitamin powder,she has more energy.
Amazon Customer –
Smells good. My dogs love it. what else can I say?
Deborah –
In the info on the product, Dr Harvey’s states: “Provides optimal vitamin & mineral support when paired with a whole-food base food, such as Dr Harvey’s Paradigm or Canine Health.” That tells you that it’s incomplete without a whole food base to go with the MVM for home feeding. There is no vitamin C, D or K in it. More importantly, I just started feeding my senior dog the equivalent of this MVM that Dr. Harvey’s calls “Golden Years,” which is oriented towards “older” dogs. In reality, that’s 7-8yo and up, but they don’t make that very clear on their herbal MVM products. I called the company in February, before I changed over and ordered “GY” for my 14-year-old Pug. I was encouraged to use it with one of their whole food bases such as Raw Vibrance or Paradigm, and was told the same about their original MVM (reviewed here). My original question was whether or not either MVM was complete without a whole food base. I had been using this original herbal MVM for at least two years, and was trying to determine whether I should switch to the Golden Years version. The representative said no (in February), that their herbal MVMs were not complete without one of their base foods. So I purchased Raw Vibrance. Then, when I called last week (mid-July), I was told these herbal MVMs do NOT need to be combined with the base food, and that they are sufficient on their own. And that if you’re using one of their whole food bases, you don’t need to add their herbal multivitamin & mineral supplement also. But what really concerns me, is that there is a Caution on the back of the “Golden Years” herbal MVM supplement that states long-term use can intensify or cause hyper-cortisol symptoms, including hypertension, which vets normally never check. My dog was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease in late June. All of the terrible symptoms are due to high cortisol. Quite clearly, that herbal MVM (GY) worsened my dog’s Cushing’s symptoms between March and July, so I absolutely discontinued it when I read that “Caution” again last week. When I called the company and asked whether this original herbal MVM would also exacerbate Cushing’s symptoms, or high cortisol (not just the Golden Years version), they said “it probably would but we don’t put the caution on it because Cushing’s is mostly diagnosed in older dogs.” So they’re assuming only dogs under seven are using this original MVM, and that dogs under seven won’t get Cushing’s or other cortisol related disorders, and potentially be harmed by their herbal MVM. That age-related info is no longer true in 2023, and never was. Veterinary technology has just improved diagnosis. Dogs of any age can get Cushing’s etc as it can be genetic. Any pet parent who has not had experience with Cushing’s disease, or anything related to the adrenals producing too much cortisol, or too little (Addison’s), would not even know what that “Caution” meant. It can take well over a year to get a proper Cushing’s diagnosis, while you don’t know what is wrong with your dog–whether it might be hypothyroidism or diabetes or Cushing’s or what. My dog was still in the exam process when I first called them about the MVM products in February. When I read the Caution, I did not understand that it could exacerbate “Cushing’s” symptoms. But I clearly recognized that it did last week, after several months of experience with rapidly worsening Cushing’s high cortisol symptoms, and learning that the MVM can also cause hypertension, one of the dangerous symptoms of high cortisol, and which the product cautions it can cause. Now, 6 days later, after discontinuing the GY version, my dog’s Cushing’s medication decreased his cortisol to a dangerously low level–due to the effect of discontinuing the GY, which had been increasing his cortisol. This is exactly why it’s unsafe to give herbal supplements to our pets without an integrative or holistic vet involved, especially one like this that does not state how much of each herb is in the product.
Tilly the Mini Dachshund –
Have been loving it so far. My dog is eating it and no fuss.
Alice Lowry –
Great product, no side effects at all with the dogs
Amazon Customer –
The products is a very fine powder that can be mixed into food . Especially great for picky eaters. Seeing results after just one week!
Vrisi1 –
I emailed Dr. Harvey’s website, (he’s a dentist, by the way), to get the full list of ingredients of this product, to make sure my Yorkie isn’t allergic to any of them. I received basically an automated email with their phone number. No answers. I was so desperate for a natural herbal product that I took a chance, anyhow, despite their lack of transparency. (Perhaps it’s to protect their proprietary recipe, like Coca-Cola?) The chance paid off. My Yorkie girl loves this stuff. I tried a taste myself before giving it to her, and it’s yummy–very greeny with a garlicy flavor. I like seeing the little bits of crushed mushrooms, roots, and leaves. So pleased to see real natural ingredients. 🙂 I now sprinkle this over every meal for her, just to add some nutrition and greens–which she was desperately lacking due to numerous food allergies. (No, I don’t use as much as they say because through trial and error I already know that too much spirulina will give her diarrhea. I’m guessing others are getting diarrhea for the same reason.) I’m still trying to get her weight stabilized on a home-cooked diet based on Dr. Judy Morgan’s cookbooks–a must-have for dogs with severe intestinal issues and food sensitivities. Thanks to Dr. Judy Morgan, (an actual vet by the way), my little girl no longer trembles, hides, or vomits after meals–and has no more mucousy stools. It’s been a tremendous relief, and she’s been social with us again because she feels so much better. (Now if I can just ease more natural healthy fats into her diet without another pancreatitis attack, and get her weight up, we’re golden.)
Keep in mind that my little 5 lb. Yorkie was starved for nutrients after a pancreatitis attack, inflamed bowels, countless food allergies, vomiting up every expensive best-quality organic dog food I could buy, and numerous vet bills, so she probably would’ve eaten dirt had I put it on her plate. She’s also extremely sensitive to liver and organ meats–so that rules out most liver-flavored doggy vitamins I’ve spent big $$$ on. But now she’s eating better than I am with home-cooked white fish and veggie stews, with these green vitamins added in. She loves these natural plant-based vitamins and will even eat the green powder if I sprinkle it on her plate by itself when forget to add it to her dinner. (I tried to take a picture of her doing this to prove it but she was moving too fast and it’s blurry.)
Side note for anyone with similar digestive issues: I give her an herbal remedy of slippery elm powder (Gastro Elm Plus) to coat her inflamed GI tract with every snack or meal. This looks like it will be for life. She gets probiotics and a gas remedy with every meal. And she gets these whole herbal vitamins stirred into each meal, 3-4 x daily. She’s a different dog, but I’m still trying to get her back up to 6 lbs.
In summary, I’m using this as supplemental nutrition 1/8 – 1/2 tsp into each home-cooked meal but not as a primary vitamin–I’m still searching for other supplements appropriate for her allergies. She loves it, I tasted it and thought it was good. Not all dogs will like this stuff–they usually crave what their body needs. If they don’t like this supplement, they may like another one of Dr. Harvey’s supplements. (Dr. Harvey needs to come up with a sampler packet for under $10. I think they’d make more sales and have happier customers.)
–Yo, Dr. Harvey, how about a sampler packet for under $10? You have a sale right here.
Astrobuck –
As I cook for my dog I want to make sure he has a balanced nutrition that’s why I add a scoop of doctor Harvey’s multivitamin/minerals to each meal. I like the fact that it’s all natural plants and herbs . As with most supplements it’s hard to measure the effectiveness accurately, however at five years old Monty is very active, his coat is shiny. So the combination of fresh food and this supplement seem to work nicely.
bruno Mithout –
As I cook for my dog I want to make sure he has a balanced nutrition that’s why I add a scoop of doctor Harvey’s multivitamin/minerals to each meal. I like the fact that it’s all natural plants and herbs . As with most supplements it’s hard to measure the effectiveness accurately, however at five years old Monty is very active, his coat is shiny. So the combination of fresh food and this supplement seem to work nicely.
Suzy & Tilly & the Mini Dachshund –
Have been loving it so far. My dog is eating it and no fuss.
Joanna –
Note: raw fed dogs have a higher tolerance for “no go” ingredients such as garlic, which were traditionally thought to be bad for dogs. Mine loves this product and tolerates it well. It’s also reduced the amount of dirt she eats (usually indicating mineral deficiency). I use one scoop as an occasional supplement, not daily.
I hate the reviews saying “ThIs WiLl PoIsOn YoUr DoG”… 1. it’s such a small amount of garlic, which is good for health and 2. If your dog doesn’t tolerate this, it’s likely due to their current (kibble) diet, which is full of fillets and make dogs more prone to allergies and sensitivities.
So don’t blame the product. Obviously if it was harming dogs, this company wouldn’t be in business.
Alchemist –
My vet recommended this for my dogs for tgeir homemade diet. It smells great! And they love it on their food. Coats are fabulous.
fariba –
I’m very happy with Dr. Garveys’s Multivitamin for dogs. It’s well -formulated supplement that combines essential vitamins with essential Vitamins for better health. My dog absolutely loves this. I sprinkle over his food, and he gobbles his food down. I’ve noticed improvement energy and a healthier coat since using it. The ingredients feel clean and well-made and easy to use. The only things Negative I can say about this product it’s not cheap however, it does last long time if you only use one small spoon daily.
Erika Soerensen –
Great so far! My pup seems energetic and her digestion is better.
Maypple –
Love it so far! On the second jar. Only been using it for 2 wks but can see that it’s working. I have a boxer and chihuahua mix both girls. Boxer is a senior 10 yrs and little one is around 6yrs. Breath is not a swelly as before. Can see changes in their health. Not as itchy and just act more vibrant. I mix it in their homemade dog food and gives me confidence knowing that any other nutrient gaps are being filled naturally. I love doing home made for them and mix it in their food at night with some kefir. I believe this is the one we will maintain for sometime! Thank you Dr.Harvey’s
NL –
This seems like a very well-formulated product. It looks and smells pretty good. My dog likes it in her food. I’m hoping it will help to relieve mild anemia due to early stage renal disease. TIme will tell. I’ll know after her labs are done again, in 4-6 weeks. My vet says the anemia cannot be corrected, but I think this is an improvement in her diet, and I hope it helps. She is a very picky eater now, and I haven’t gotten her on a high-quality home cooked diet yet, as we haven’t consulted with a vet nutritionist yet. It’s really difficult finding good, safe products for pets with renal and heart disease. My impression so far is, this is a good product. It also comes in a generous-sized container. For a small dog like her, this should last about three months. I’ll update this review as needed.
Jory –
Never buy anything sourced from stuff thats not plants if you dont have to. thats my rule. thats why i bought this. my pup was eating rocks and dirt. mineral deficiency. within a day she stopped when i began supplementing. it is to be noted you should not supplement every day. dogs bodies dont do well with constant. go 1 week on 1 week off. or i like to do once every 2 days for more frequency. Anyhow i give her a half dose. and its just a maintenance now. but all the herbs used in it are dog friendly and powerful anti oxidants to help fight tumor formation and to support the organs to elongate your pups life. I recommend switching off kibble and feeding at least half diy raw veggies / lightly cooked veggies and meat… or feeding half honest kitchen / sojos / similar raw preparation human grade food … feeding kibble only will cancel out most the positive effects of any supplement you give your dog as you are only giving the liver and organs what they need to constantly have to deal with the crap your putting in your dog system (overheated, nutrient less, mutated protein, extruded with tap water kibble) <-thats ALL kibble btw bc its mfg process is just flawed with only $ in mind over animal health.
So basically healing and optimum energy effects of supplements wont take place nearly as well if u dont switch to at least only 50% kibble and introduce other half raw / lightly cooked human grade food… Dont take my word for it. Look it up. and i bet your vet will agree. if she/ he doesnt i’d find a new vet.