Straight From My Inbox!

Thank you - my now, one year old lab (rescue) was abused as a pup - her back leg was broken in two spots that grew back together (unfortunately they could not do surgery to fix it). She was on arthritis meds and pain killers until I found your product. I was able to take her off all of the pain medication after about a month of her eating Kumpi! Her coat looks GREAT as well! She has been doing so well since I have switched. Thank you for all your research and such a wonderful product!

Sincerely,

Gayle

I cannot guarantee this will happen for every dog, but ZOWWEE - this makes my heart sing!!! Evy :)

Mommy Ran Out of Kumpi (Oh No!!)

My dogs - they KNOW the box, right? So, I drag it into the house and sit by the front door… They watch it. Then just a while ago, I drag it up onto the counter to cut it open and I look down and all FOUR are sitting there looking at me…. I cut open the bag and they take their places by their bowls. LOL… I think they were telling me something. LOL as in - ITS ABOUT TIME FOOL! :)

Thanks for the bag. :)
Ang

(thanks for sharing this Ang - just too funny!! LOL - Evy)

L'Shanah Tovah !

Skin Problems??

I just wanted to say thank you so much for making Kumpi dog food! I love this food! My dog is so happy and so healthy! She used to have itchy flaky skin and she has been on Kumpi for a year now with no problems. I got a German Shepherd puppy on friday and feed her Kumpi adult while I'm waiting for Kumpi puppy in the mail, she loves it! I can't wait to see how she grows and develops on Kumpi!

Thank you!

-Amanda

(emails like this make me SO happy!!)
Evy

No More Garbage Breath!

Hi Evy, The food is working out great. No problems switching their food or anything. My boxer's famous "garbage breath kisses" have gone away...wow...explain that one to me!!!

Thanks for your great product!!
Cynthia

(I wrote Cynthia and explained that Kumpi cleans 'em up from the inside out!)

Random Questions 'n Answers

The Email With A Question

I'm curious about your dog kibble and will consider trying it. Of course I've heard and read about the corn issue. My other concern is that there doesn't seem to be any variety in flavors. Everything I've read says that a rotation of flavors, and even brands are good for the dog. I'd hate to eat the same stuff every day of my life and I don't think dogs like it either. How do you address that concern with your product? I've been feeding XXXXXXX but have changed to XXXXXXX dry kibble.

My Answer

When it comes to nutrition, more and more evidence is pointing to keeping a diet as standard as possible; at least that is what is coming down the pike from the likes ofvet schools like Tufts and Cornell i.e. advice given to law enforcement. It seems to be one factor in bloat. Plus, you may have noticed that the 'variety' diets don't have a consistent protein level and from a scientific point of view, keeping that standard helps the body maintain its best balance.

Part of the reason I began a product line (while I was still teaching dog behavior) was that 'reading what everyone says' about nutrition just got so confusing. There is the science of nutrition and then there is the science fiction of marketing and advertising. A band wagon starts, does well and many jump on. I just want a diet that is consistent, the best for my dog and manufactured by folks I trust.

I'd eat filet mignon everyday with no problem!!

Intriguing Testimonial

I have been professionally working dogs for 20 years, working dogs for the United States Army and U.S. Customs. When I started in this industry, there were two big names in dog food producing positive results. Those foods are still around, however their product has changed drastically over the years, from outsourcing to cost cutting. My working dogs require the same attention as house dogs, just that if they are not healthy, I was not working.

Good nutrition is needed to sustain the demands of daily work and training as well as continue with a healthy diet and I wanted to find a food that would produce results. Researching foods for my training facility, I tried many different diets from raw to the best market brand kibble available. I also searched the internet for more information about the foods I was using. These studies were mostly generated by the food companies and were one sided.

While working with a fellow handler from a different agency, I noticed how shinny and soft his black labs coat was. This dog was close to the same age as my working dog, but her energy levels continued when my dogs slowed. When asked the handler stated he was feeding a food called Kumpi, which like most I have never heard of, but was willing to try it. I called the number on the bag, and was very shocked to speak to the owner of the company, not a representative.

Evelyn Serpa was very knowledgeable about the dog food industry as well as the interworking of the dog and how food affects their health. She sent me one bag of food with the conditions that the proof was in the results. I put the food to the test and was impressed right away; enough to order one ton of dog food. I have not had one issue with drastically changing current food to Kumpi with dogs in our kennel. Owners even ask if I bathed their dogs as their coats were softer and shiner in just one week from the change in the food. I have also seen dogs not eat their food, but gobble down Kumpi, then refuse to eat their original food.

I could go on and on about the positive results I have seen from this food, but I won’t. The results are proof enough and if you want to get the proof, try one bag and tell me you're not impressed.