Interview with Dr. Harmony Glenn post Clinical Test

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CHRIS:
Absolutely. So let’s start at the beginning. When you were first introduced to Chewtraceuticals, what was your initial reaction?

DR. HARMONY GLENN:
My first reaction was curiosity. I think that’s probably the best way to put it. I’m naturally cautious when I hear about any product that claims to support multiple areas, especially with animals, because pet owners are emotionally invested. They love their dogs. They want to help them. So I always want to look at something carefully and ask, “What is actually happening here?” But the first thing that really got my attention was the natural element. The idea that this was an all-natural chew designed to support a pet’s overall well-being, that stood out to me right away.

CHRIS:
That makes a lot of sense. I know with Chewtraceuticals, one of the things that has been so interesting to us is that it doesn’t seem to be focused on just one narrow issue. It seems to have the potential to help in several different areas. Was that part of what intrigued you?

DR. HARMONY GLENN:
Very much so. That was probably the second thing that really caught my attention. It was not simply, “This may help calm your dog,” or “This may help with appetite,” or “This may support older dogs.” It was broader than that. And the more I watched, the more I realized those things are often connected. We talk about them like they’re separate categories, but in real life, with animals, they’re often overlapping.

CHRIS:
Explain that a little bit.

DR. HARMONY GLENN:

Sure. Let’s say you have an older dog. The owner may say, “Well, my dog just has no energy anymore.” But is it just age? Maybe. But maybe the dog is also uncomfortable. Maybe they’re experiencing some cognitive changes. Maybe they’re less engaged. Maybe their appetite has decreased, which can affect energy. Maybe stress is playing a role. Or take anxiety. A dog with anxiety may not eat well. They may not sleep well. They may not interact well with other animals. They may seem withdrawn, reactive, or overwhelmed. So what looks like one issue may actually touch several parts of the dog’s life. That’s why the broad-spectrum aspect of Chewtraceuticals interested me. It appeared to be supporting the dog more holistically.

CHRIS:
Did you see that happen pretty quickly, or was that also over the 30-day period?

DR. HARMONY GLENN:
It varied. Some dogs showed changes sooner than others, but the more reliable observations were over that 30-day window. Again, I think consistency matters. That’s something I would really emphasize. If a pet owner is going to try something like Chewtraceuticals, they need to give it time. They need to observe carefully, but they also need to be patient.

CHRIS:

One of the things I find interesting is that Chewtraceuticals seems to be positioned not just for one type of dog. It’s not only for senior dogs. It’s not only for anxious dogs. It’s not only for dogs with appetite concerns. It’s really about supporting wellness in a broader sense.

DR. HARMONY GLENN:

That’s right. And that is what makes it interesting. Now, I don’t want people to hear that and think, “This is a cure-all.” That’s not what I’m saying. But what I am saying is that many of these concerns are connected to overall wellness, stress response, cognitive function, and emotional balance. So if you can support those foundational areas, you may see benefits in multiple parts of the dog’s life.

CHRIS:
When you think about the natural ingredients and the way Chewtraceuticals is designed, do you think that’s part of why pet owners may feel more comfortable trying it?

DR. HARMONY GLENN:
 Yes, I do. Pet owners are often looking for a first step that feels safe and supportive. They may not be ready to jump immediately into more aggressive options, especially if they’re dealing with concerns like mild to moderate stress, aging-related changes, appetite changes, or general wellness. A natural chew can feel approachable. It feels like something they can incorporate into a daily routine. And routine matters with pets.