How to help your dog live allergy-free.

The Surprising Truth about Your Dog and Allergies

Here’s a typical story:

"Our 6 year old Lab mix, Gus, has allergies. It used to be only July through September, but now it seems to start earlier and go on much longer. He licks his legs and gets hot spots that don't heal. He actually goes bald on some places on his hind legs and back. YUCK! He rubs his muzzle on anything he can, sometimes until he bleeds. And, he even seems to throw up more easily during allergy season. We had him tested and have changed his diet. We've even tried shots and pills and bathed him in medicated shampoos. But, he's as bad as ever and now we have to keep him in one of those cone collars to keep him from scratching himself raw. HELP! Is there anything natural that could help Gus get through allergy season? I really just want him to feel better!”

Sound Familiar???

You know, people usually sneeze and cough in response to allergies. Dogs usually scratch and chew, developing atopic dermatitis and showing their allergic reaction through their skin.

Often these allergy symptoms are "treated" without a basic understanding of the root cause. And, not surprisingly, the pills, creams, antibiotics, steroids...just don't work.

So, WHAT DOES WORK?

A surprising factor in canine allergies is simply a diet that fails to fully nourish a dog and build his or her immune system. A good diet is the foundation to your dog’s good health.

Dog foods vary in their quality of ingredients. Some come closer to hitting the mark; others fail miserably. BUT, EVEN THE BEST DOG FOODS lack specific nutrients because of the way they are processed.

3 steps to helping your dog live allergy free.

1. 1. Add nutrients, vitamins, minerals, digestive enzymes and beneficial bacteria to your dog's diet. These things are normally cooked out of your dog's food. Without them, your dog's immune system and digestive tract are weakened and can't fight allergies. Adding these nutrients to your dog's diet gives him the tools to actually fight allergies on his own!
2. 2. Add Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) to your dog's diet. Omega 3 and Omega 6 Fatty Acids are required to nourish your dog's skin and coat and can actually help reduce inflammation. Adding EFAs to your dog's diet gives him what he needs for healthy skin, coat, ears.
3. 3. Add Vitamin E to your dog's diet. Vitamin E compounds the benefits of Essential Fatty Acids and is a natural antioxidant.

Order Dinovite^® It contains the delicate nutrients, enzymes and beneficial bacteria PLUS the EFAs and Vitamin E your dog needs to make a difference this allergy season!

Your dog will feel better...We GUARANTEE IT!

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