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I've spent my entire life keeping, raising and training
animals. I joke and say it is a sickness but in fact I wouldn't have it
any other way. Animals fascinate me! I love them and I feel it is my
responsibility to give them the best possible care I know how, that's
why I developed Dinovite™ Canine, our all natural dog
supplement........Ed Lukacevic
" Boy! What do you have in this
stuff? "
In our natural dog health supplements, we use only natural top-notch
ingredients that are needed by your dog and are beneficial to your dog's
health. Your dog really can get relief from allergies, itching,
scratching, shedding, gas, parasites, joint pain and many other common
health problems common in dogs! After all, your dog is what he
eats! Why not feed your dog or puppy a natural supplement that will help
make him healthy and happy?
Guaranteed Analysis Dinovite's all natural
ingredients:
What Dinovite is Not!
Dinovite
is not a "miracle powder"!!! Canine health starts with nutrition. You
can not expect to have a healthy dog if you are feeding cheap commercial
pet food, that is nothing more than inexpensive grain. Canines are
carnivores, yet many people feed store bought kibble and wonder why
their dogs are always itching,
scratching, have an odor, and in general poor health. What do you
think you are getting for 50 cents per pound...NOTHING GOOD!
Please do yourself a favor and spend the extra money for a good food and
you will save the $200 trips to the vet. Incorporate plenty of RAW
bones into your canine's diet and you will see the results...fresh
breath, sparkling white teeth, and a happy dog. Remember...raw
bones only. Cooked bones can splinter and puncture the
intestines. Here are some foods we don't like: All
supermarket brands, all warehouse club brands, Science Diet, Eukanuba,
Iams, and Purina. Here are some brands that we like: Great Life
raw/kibble, Timberwolf Organics, Innova, Wellness. In our opinion
the best feeding diet is raw. We have seen amazing results and
have never experienced an issue. This is a personal decision, so
do your research and make an educated decision.
One trip to the vet for a steroid shot can cost you 3-5 times the cost of a 90 day supply of Dinovite health supplements. Do they give you a guarantee?? Dinovite is an awesome supplement that will compliment any feeding style, but is most effective when you are feeding premium foods. Give the product plenty of time to work (we recommend 90 days). When you change the diet from commercial to "healthy", your dog may have detox episodes. This can include soft stool, general malaise, itching and scratching, etc. This is the body ridding itself of built up toxins, and will pass with time. Remember, you can't expect the issues to clear up in 30 days, when you have been feeding commercial foods for years. It takes some time. You can either feed your dog a solid nutritional diet or pay the vet to prescribe steroids and antibiotics.....MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE!
Tips for Feeding Dinovite Dog Food Supplements
Dinovite dosage: Feed one scoop of Dinovite Canine supplement for every 10 lbs of body weight.
To use our dog food supplements
We offer a 90 day money back guarantee on Dinovite.
If you are buying Dinovite for the first time we suggest buying a smaller size first. The
90 day money back guarantee does not apply to the 2 gal and larger size. Dinovite plus a healthy
diet will resolve your pet's skin and coat issue in most cases .
Dog Health Information by Ed Lukacevic
Remember when you first brought that new puppy home? He was energetic with a shiny new coat and sweet puppy breath,
just irresistable! You naturally expected him to grow up to be the picture of canine health; beautiful, full of
life and happy. We all want our dogs to be healthy. If you are dealing with poor dog health, don't feel alone because
canine health problems are very common. Many, just like you, find their cute little puppy grows up riddled with dog
health issues...there is hope. If your dog is itching, scratching and shedding like crazy, stinking the place up with
bad "doggy odor" from ear problems, skin allergies, bad breath or bad gas problems or just plain lethargic due to chronic
weight loss or joint pain, help is available!
Here is a general guidline for buying Dinovite:
DINOVOTE 2.3 lb - Buy this size of you own a small breed dog such as a Chihuahua,
Yorkie, Jack Russell, and small beagle. This size is a 90 day supply for a 10-15 lb dog.
DINOVITE 1 Gal Size - Buy this size if you own a medium size dog like a smaller
Retriever, Borger Collie, Shepherd and simlar dog. This is a 90 day supply for a 30-50 lb dog.
DINOVITE 2 Gal Size - Buy this size if you won a large breed dog such as a Rottreiler,
American Pit, German Shepherd, Lab, and similar breed. This is a 90 day supply for a 70-80 pound dog.
DINOVITE 5 Gal - This size is great for breeders and multi dog households.
How to mix Dry and Liquid Supplements for the best results.
Articles: 5 Steps to End the Itching....Vet....Steroid Cycle! Author: Cindy Lukacevic 1. Feed a Meat Based Diet: Whether you are using a commercial pet food, making homemade food or feeding a raw diet, the main foundation of your pet's diet should be meat. Check the ingredients in the commercial food and make sure the first ingredient is meat and that meat is listed again in the next 2 or 3 ingredients.
2. Eliminate Carbohydrates/Grains: Dogs and cats are mainly carnivores. They do not actually have a requirement for grains in their diet. However, most commercial foods and treats are loaded with carbs/grains. Once you have minimized the carbs in your pet's food, check your pet's treats. You know those meat and bone shaped biscuits? Most of them are simply meat-flavored corn! Feed a meaty treat instead!
3. Stop using Skin Irritating Products: Have you looked closely at the shampoo you use on your pet? What about those "pet wipes" that claim they keep your pet "fresh" between baths? Most pet shampoos and wipes are loaded up with chemicals that actually irritate your pet's skin! Even those "medicated" shampoos contain chemicals, fragrances and dyes that only add to your pet's itching problems! Opt for an all-natural, organic shampoo that contains ingredients you can actually pronounce! Therapeutic grade Essential Oils direct from medicinal plants contain natural soothing and healing properties and can actually help heal your pet's skin without leaving chemical residue behind. And, the smell of these oils lingers long enough that you won't need to "freshen" your pet between baths!
4. Build on the Meaty Diet using Natural Supplements: You may be feeding the best, meaty diet but still may be leaving nutritional gaps in your pet's diet. The pet food industry's definition of "complete" and the true definition of "complete" for your pet may be two very different things. Giving your pet a quality, all natural supplement to compliment their meaty diet is a great way to assure your pet is getting all those required and delicate nutrients that he may be lacking. Just like in our diets, it's a hard task to make sure all the nutritional bases are covered every single day...so adding that quality supplement is the simple solution!
5. Implement Exercise and Play Time: Fresh air and sunshine are two ingredients that just can't be bottled and sold...or you'd find it in our store! Walking, running, romping or just getting outside and moving, benefits both you and your pet! Take a few minutes every day to let your pet know that he's important to you!
7 most common signs that a nutritional supplement can help your pet
Author: Cindy Lukacevic
7) Lethargy is a general loss of energy and a good indication that your buddy is not getting the nutrition he needs or absorbing the nutrients he is getting. Mal absorption is often the result of your pet's system not having the prebiotics, probiotics, enzymes and good bacteria it needs to break down food quickly. Read the ingredient label on your pet's food. Do you find a large number of grains listed? That is likely a huge contributing factor.
6) Dry, flaky skin can be subtle yet very telling. It is important to remember that the dermal layer is an organ, Organs need proper nourishment to function properly. Flaking skin can be an indicator of a nutritional deficiency such as Zinc Responsive Dermatitis.
5) Recurring ear infections can be an indicator of an overrun of yeast in your pal's system. If you found a lot of grain in your pet's food ingredients, what you really found was a lot of carbohydrates. Just as in our system, cats and dogs convert carbs to sugars. If that sugar isn't burned off with activity, it remains in the system and yeast colonies thrive on it.
4) Paw licking is often related to some yeast issues discussed in #5. Excess grains and carbs can also cause this reaction. Be a LABEL READER!
3) Foul odor is not normal. If after reading your pet's food ingredients, you've discovered your pet's been eating the equivalent of corn dogs, chips and soft drink for every meal. Is it any wonder that they stink?
2) Excessive shedding is also not normal. Shedding breeds should shed twice per year (spring and fall). Not to say they won't drop a hair from time to time, but if you're getting brush after brush of hair out of them or when you pet them you come away with a fist full of fluff, something is wrong. Remember the Dermal layer is an organ.
1) Constant itching and scratching can drive you crazy. Itching and scratching is possibly the result of a nutritional deficiency that the ingredients in DInovite supplements can resolve.
Additional Information:
Is Your Dog Author: Cindy Lukacevic Dog itching and scratching is a real problem for many dogs and their owners. So why does your dog have an itching problem? There are a number of possible reasons.
First off, make sure your dog does not have fleas. Assuming your dog is free of fleas, the root cause of constant dog itching can be found in two areas.
" ...no more itching and scratching! "
By relieving dog allergies and nutrition problems, Dinovite® stops the dog itching problem.
" ...We began giving her the Dinovite with hamburger meat and within 2 weeks, we noted a significant improvement in her coat. It is much softer and shinier...she just glows. The "under-the-skin" bumps are under control and there is no more itching and scratching! ...Suzanne "
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"... We've spent hundreds on vet bills only to find out that nothing works and that we'd have to seek treatment for Zoey at a canine allergist costing several thousand dollars that we did not have. I ordered Dinovite as a last ditch desperate effort two months ago... and Zoey looks and acts like she feels better than she has in months. And we can afford it!
Dinovite® stops dog itching and scratching!
Dog Ear Problems and Ear Infections Author: Cindy Lukacevic Dog ears come in all shapes and sizes and are a big part of what gives our dogs their charm. However, a dog's ear "problem" can make him miserable. In fact, you may be staring at a dog right now that is constantly shaking his head or walking with his head tilted to one side. Or maybe your dog is sitting there digging and scratching at his ears while he moans and whimpers.
Your dog's ear problem could be an ear infection. Ear infections can be caused by a number of things. First off, there could be a foreign object lodged in the ear canal. It is best to rule this out right from the start. You can either take a peek in the ear yourself with a flash light or have a veterinarian look.
Also smell your dogs ears. An ear infection typically causes a bad odor. Dog’s ear infections are usually caused by bacteria and/or yeast setting up a home base inside your dog’s ears where they torment your dog. If you dig a little deeper you may ask yourself," What causes the ear infection in the first place?"
To put it simply, most dog ear infections are caused by dog allergies. When people suffer from allergies they experience symptoms like a runny nose, itchy eyes and sneezing. Dogs on the other hand experience symptoms like licking paws, itchy skin, foul odor and ear infections. Usually, we treat the symptom with creams, ointments and other medications. The problem clears up only to return when the treatment stops.
Believe me, you are not alone. Many people have dogs who suffer from allergies. I personally believe that the vast majority of dog allergy problems we see today have their roots in poor nutrition. Imagine eating a hamburger for breakfast lunch and dinner, year after year. My guess is you would start to have some problems (ear or otherwise) yourself. Yet this is how we feed our dogs. Most dogs eat one brand of dog food over their entire life and develop allergies related to diet deficiencies. ?!Surprise!?
What can you do? Well, for starters, supplement your dogs diet with Dinovite® Canine. The beneficial bacterial cultures and digestive enzymes present in our supplement will do a world of good for all dogs suffering from allergies. Dinovite® also contains many other natural dog vitamins and nutrients that offer your dog relief from his itchy, infected, problem ear.
Dog Allergies Have Author: Cindy Lukacevic 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.
Stinky Dog Odor Getting to You? Author: Cindy Lukacevic 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.
Bottom line...your dog stinks!
" I guess my favorite thing is- she does not STINK anymore.."
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.
" Rick has taken the information to our vet to see if he will begin stocking it for his customers...it's that good. I will be taking your information to my Schnauzer groomer in the next couple of weeks...she carries pet products and has worked for a vet. I told her about it the last time I was in, but she believes it takes a month to 6 weeks to work (so I didn't push her...I already knew what it could do)......it absolutely does not...the first supplement of this type I have ever seen begin to work in less than a month. The results below of 2 weeks is exactly what we saw with our English Bulldog. she does not STINK anymore . Prior to Dinovite, we could bathe her and within 2 or 3 days, there was that bad dog odor...now she goes a week to 10 days and is not "stinky"...she has a healthy dog smell. I will be ordering more; I think we've got about a 1/3 of the jar left. Suzanne
Dog Bad Breath Knocking You Over?
Author: Cindy Lukacevic
So it's worse than dog breath...
What are some possible causes? Bad breath in dogs is sometimes caused by bad teeth that may be rotting and giving off a bad smell. So check his teeth first. It also could be something nasty he ate, dogs will eat some pretty bad smelling items.
Let's say his teeth are fine and he hasn't been eating something foul, why nasty dog breath? Usually, poor digestion is the cause of bad breath in dogs. Your dog may be struggling to digest his food and the partially digested food could be giving off a bad smell.
Why is he struggling to digest his food? Dogs need digestive enzymes and beneficial bacteria to help promote a healthy digestive system. Your dog doesn't have to have buffalo breath!
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 Raw Mixed Veggies Nutritional Supplement
* 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...
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. Cocoa "
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