Results, in a nutshell, are what it is all about and results are what Dinovite™ Canine Supplement delivers. We have seen dogs, suffering from chronic itchy skin and allergies, clear up quickly on our canine daily natural supplement. In addition to this our canine supplement produces very healthy and shiny coats and shedding is practically non-existent! Our mother dogs produce good milk and raise healthy puppies.

One fellow gave it to a dog that he described as having " 15 hairs on his whole body ". A few months later the dog was beautiful. That dog now has a full, thick and shiny coat. Thrilled with the results from our canine supplement, he asked, " Boy! What do you have in this stuff? Can I get more? I'm out! "

You Will Get Results from using Dinovite™ Canine Supplement
- our canine daily natural supplement.

Our canine daily natural supplement works to relieve dog allergies which helps your dog stop itching and scratching and reduces shedding while producing healthy skin and a healthy shiny coat. Our canine supplement also relieves joint and arthritis pain, stops chronic weight loss, boosts your dog's immune system and aids in digestion!

The dog itching problem you are dealing with may be caused by dog allergies. So what causes dog allergies and how can you get relief?

Allergens, to put it simply, are substances the body has a hard time dealing with or has a bad reaction to. The dog's reaction or the symptom of the allergen is what we refer to as a dog allergy.

A dogs overall health condition will also dictate how his system will react to allergens. Unfortunately, sometimes the food, often the sole source of nutrients, is also the source of the dog allergy. Many preservatives and feed BI-products cause dog allergies. Unfortunately, many dogs are kept on these same allergen rich diets their whole life and never get any allergy relief. A terrible thing.

Dog allergies can cause itching and scratching, excessive shedding and skin problems like sores and scabs, ear infections, and bad odor.  Many people try everything and spend a lot of money on dog shampoos and medications and still get no relief from the itching and scratching, skin irritations, and pure misery caused by dog allergy problems.

Why does your dog have such a bad odor? Well, dogs smell bad for a number of reasons. First off, let's assume your dog hasn't rolled in some foul smelling substance in an effort to improve his odor, doggie style.

Usually the stinky dog smell is caused by dog allergies or nutritional deficiency that is playing havoc on your dogs skin and immune system. Your dog's weakened immune system is not able to fight off hostile organisms like bad bacteria and mange mites. Secondary infections set in and run rampant. These infections typically make for a really bad dog odor.

Many of the dog vitamins and nutrients we include in our supplement help boost your dogs natural immune system and fight off the "bad guys" that cause stinky dog odor. Dinovite® Canine also contains natural substances that work on toxins that could be causing your dogs allergies.

This dog has healthy clean teeth. No bad breath here!

Why is he struggling to digest his food? Many of today's diets are void of digestive enzymes and beneficial organisms that aid in digestion. Dogs need digestive enzymes and beneficial bacteria to help promote a healthy digestive system. Dinovite® Canine provides both digestive enzymes and five beneficial bacterial cultures to aid your dog's digestion. Why not help your dog get the most out of his food and order some Dinovite® Canine today! Your dog doesn't have to have buffalo breath! Dinovite® helps cure dog bad breath naturally.

Barf Diet

"What is a BARF diet anyway?"

A barf diet is an all natural, whole, raw food diet. The name "BARF" may seem strange, but it stands for "Bones And Raw Food". Recently, it is also being referred to as "Biologically Appropriate Raw Food" diet. Maybe this is because it is catching on in others species, I’m not quite sure.

Barf diets recommend feeding raw meaty bones, some mixed veggies and a nutritional supplement. The idea is to simulate what a canine would eat in the wild.

Raw Meaty Bones
Like chicken necks, backs, thighs and rib cage. Also ox tail, pigs feet and other pieces and parts.
Raw Mixed Veggies
Like broccoli, carrots, peas and other raw vegetables.
Nutritional Supplement
Like Dinovite® dog supplement, to supply trace minerals and other nutrients.

* Many BARF diets also include a starch like brown rice or oatmeal. Some say that excessive starches are responsible for allergy problems and yeast infections and are getting away from the starches all together because of these health problems.

"Isn’t it bad to feed bones and what about all those germs?"

Have you ever wondered why dogs love bones? Well, because they were designed to eat them! Basically wild dogs would eat small animals whole, like rodents and birds. They would also work as a team to bring down some larger game on occasion, like deer.

Look inside your dogs mouth, way back at the molars. Now, I’m assuming that your pooch is friendly not some Tasmanian devil. Anyhow, if you look close, you will see that his molars are pointed, not flat like ours. A dog’s molars are designed to crush bone and cut through cartilage. So how can bones be bad?

Dogs only start having trouble eating bones when they are cooked. The reason is that cooking changes the consistency of the bone, meat and cartilage. Cooked bones tend to splinter and cause choking problems. The cooked meat and cartilage is tender and can be eaten with little effort. The raw meat and bones take some serious effort to crunch and chew up. This works out your dogs jaws, helps clean his teeth and reduces the risk of choking.

As for raw veggies, wild dogs would get theirs from the stomach contents of the animals they consumed. I also think they got them from the droppings of herbivores. Living on a farm I see this all the time. My dogs, to my and any onlookers disgust, relish horse manure, and they eat it with gusto! Of course, in addition, they will scavenge around and eat carrion (dead animals). I know it’s gross but we’ve all seen this before (maybe we just didn’t recognize it). Depending on where you live, your dog’s favorite pastime may be tearing up a "yummy" bag of garbage; technically speaking, scavenging.

"Is a BARF diet worth it?"

" She turned me on to the barf diet. I placed the order for Dinovite...
What a turn around! "

Nutrition plays a huge role in dog health.  Many dogs are suffering from a host of health problems brought on from the commercial diet they eat. To be quite honest, feeding your dog a BARF diet is difficult when compared to pouring some dry food in a bowl, but it is well worth the effort. Feeding your dog what he is meant to eat will help him be the happy, healthy canine he was meant to be!

" Ed, I just had to write a letter of thanks. My 7 year old Chocolate Lab has had allergies for years. We have been to numerous Vets to no avail. This past year my dog {Cocoa} has suffered more than ever. He had been on prednisone way too long. He was up all night long scratching and biting himself. I went online in desperation typing in dog allergies. I came to your website and after reading your material I called the toll free number and spoke to your wife. She seemed knowledgeable about our problem. She turned me on to the barf diet.

I placed the order for Dinovite [Canine Supplement]. What a turn around! He sleeps through the night. He isn't biting and scratching all the time. His skin is healing and his hair is starting to grow back. He has more energy and is a lot more playful. I give him 3 spoons full of canine supplement every day and I will continue this regimen.

Thank you again.
Brian And Cocoa "