Cornucopia Update

Cornucopia Pet Supplement Update | Shark Tank Season 1

Dr. Geoffrey Broderick identified a gap in pet health care due to the lack of preventive products, leading to the creation of Cornucopia Express supplements. With his extensive veterinary experience, he and his daughter Kristina developed these products to help extend pet’s life by 50% and protect them from various diseases. Will the sharks find their product worthy of investment? Let us find out in our Cornucopia update and pitch recap.

SharkResult
Barbara CorcoranNo offer
Kevin O’Leary No offer
Kevin HarringtonNo offer
Daymond JohnNo offer
Robert HerjavecNo offer

Shark Tank Cornucopia Pitch

Shark Tank Cornucopia Update
  • Entrepreneurs: Dr Geoffrey Broderick and Kristina Broderick
  • Business: Pet supplement
  • Ask: $300,000 for 15% stake
  • Result: No deal
  • Shark: None

Dr Broderick and Kristina presented Cornucopia Pet Supplement on Shark Tank, brimming with a resolved commitment to bring innovation to the pet nutrition market.

They sought an investment to expand their business and reach a wider audience.

Cornucopia provides an all-natural, organic alternative to typical pet food. 

It is free from artificial preservatives, additives, and chemicals, appealing to pet owners who are concerned about their pets’ health and allergies.

The products use human-grade ingredients and wild-caught fish, avoiding euthanized animals, which ensures high-quality nutrition for pets.

Furthermore, Cornucopia is designed for cat and dog owners who want to provide the best diet for their pets.

Despite claims that their food can extend pets’ lifespans since it has a combination of superfoods and phytofoods, the lack of independent verification left some sharks skeptical.

During their pitch, Robert Herjavec was skeptical of the company’s claims and requested a demonstration.

Although Robert was cautious, Kevin O’Leary was intrigued enough to sample the product himself.

The sharks expressed concerns about the lack of scientific evidence supporting Cornucopia’s benefits.

In response, Dr. Broderick shared that he had observed significant improvements in several pets within his veterinary practice.

However, Robert Herjavec was the first to leave the negotiations, considering the claims to be dubious.

Kevin Harrington also declined to offer a deal, citing the need for a patent and scientific backing.

Daymond John, despite recently losing his dogs, followed suit. Kevin O’Leary and Barbara Corcoran followed, emphasizing the necessity of a scientific research study.

As a result, the father and daughter duo left without a deal.

Now that we know how the negotiations ended let’s get a Cornucopia update to see what happened to the company after Shark Tank.

Shark Tank Cornucopia Update

Our Cornucopia update research found that the company is still in business and has grown to an annual revenue of around $1 million.

The Cornucopia website features three product categories: Cornucopia Pet Food, Super-Food & Phyto-Food, and Combo Packs.

These categories offer a variety of pet food options, with prices ranging from $19.99 to $399.89. 

The availability of combo packs is a great benefit, allowing customers to save money on their purchases.

At the time of this writing, our Cornucopia update found that the company maintains an active Facebook page on which you can stay updated on a wide range of animal news.

While finding reviews for Cornucopia products might be challenging, the feedback available is generally positive, with many pet owners noting that their pets appear more active after consuming Cornucopia products.

It’s great to see that things worked out well for Dr. Broderick and Kristina, and we hope that our next Cornucopia update will be even better.

Would you like to learn about the other companies featured in Season 1, Episode 9? Follow the links below for our other company updates from the episode.

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