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Wilder Harrier

Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in Quebec

Insect-protein and sustainable-fish dog and cat food, treats and dental chews.

Montreal, QC CA · www.wilderharrier.com

Montreal pet food company founded by Phil, Paul and Mat, making insect-protein (black soldier fly) and invasive-species (silver carp) dog and cat food. Sold direct and through Canadian pet and health retailers, Whole Foods, and Amazon, with no US parent or investor found.

Factors

Ownership

100.0 reported

CA 100%

Vendor's own story page describes three founders (Phil, Paul, and Phil's brother Mat) starting the company in Montreal, with no outside investor or parent mentioned anywhere on the site. The CANADA List independently lists the owner as "Wilder Harrier Inc.", Canada. Corporations Canada's federal register returned zero results for "Wilder Harrier", consistent with a Quebec provincial incorporation; the Registraire des entreprises du Quebec could not be checked from this session (bot-walled).

Manufacturing

100.0 inferred

CA 100%

The vendor's own pages (home, our story, dog food, FAQs, shipping policy) never state where the food is made. A verified customer review displayed on the vendor's home page says "I love that it's made in Quebec", and The CANADA List separately reports manufacturing as Canada with "all production is domestic". Treated as inferred rather than reported because neither source is the vendor's own statement of a manufacturing location, and this agent could not check the Registraire des entreprises du Quebec for a registered plant.

  • Wilder Harrier · the vendor's own site “This food seems to check all the boxes. I love that it's made in Quebec and from a friendly source of protein”
  • The CANADA List · directory “Manufacturing (Countries): Canada. Notes: Quebec-based Canadian company; all production is domestic.”

People

100.0 reported

CA 100%

Privacy statement and terms pages give a single Montreal, Quebec address and no other office is mentioned on the site; treated as a single-site business.

Inputs

40.0 inferred

CA 50% · other 10% · US 40%

The vendor names its two main proteins, farmed black soldier fly and invasive silver carp, and its vegan-biscuit fruit pulp from Canadian company LOOP Mission, but never states which country the insects or fish are farmed or caught in. Silver carp control programs of this scale are concentrated in the US Midwest river system, so this agent estimates a US-leaning split for the proteins alongside a confirmed Canadian input for the biscuits; the vendor's own supplier-location statement, which would settle this, could not be found.

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