Dr. Harvey's Veg-To-Bowl is a healthy grain-free cat food pre-mix. Some users found their pets loved it, while others faced issues with large pieces and acceptance.
Large vegetable pieces may cause choking hazards.
Prevention: Process into finer granules before serving.
Made with wholesome vegetables that are healthy for cats.
Can be used for both cats and dogs.
Large vegetable pieces that some pets won't eat.
Tip: Process into finer granules and adjust serving sizes.
Some pets are not accustomed to vegetables
Factors: Storage conditions, Frequency of use
Time required depends on the method of heating and prep. Takes time to blend if needed.
Yes, it can be mixed with regular kibble or fresh vegetables.
"I had gotten this same Veg to Bowl but for dogs about a year ago. When Chewy didn't offer it this time for dogs I saw that they did offer it for cats. I do have a cat but she is not on this type of diet. But my small dog is. After I heat this and add hand full of kibble (grain Free) into the mix I t..."
"I would never feed this to my cats. Vegetables cause inflammation in carnivores. It is not digestible."
It’s a healthy choice but requires some adjustment. Great for pet owners ready to invest time in preparation and willing to adjust to their pet's preferences.
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