Does Your Dog Itch and Scratch Like Crazy?

Dog itching and scratching is often a symptom of a simple problem, such as fleas.

Use a good flea shampoo and spray his bed with a good flea killer. Fleas spend about 20% of their time on dogs. The rest of the time, they roam around. So if you pick 20 fleas off Fido, there will be 80 more lurking under the ottoman.

If your dog is flea-free and still itches, he may have a deeper problem. such as dog allergies or unhealthy skin.

"My English Setter used to get severe rashes each and every summer since he was a puppy from what we thought was an allergy to grass. Every product we tried only reduced his scratching, but Dinovite has cleared the rashes completely. He is now enjoying the first summer in his young life itch free. John D.
Chesapeake, VA

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Are you spending, spending, and spending at the vet trying to find an answer for your buddy? Have you tried an endless, unsuccessful string of pokes, pills, prods, and shots only only to end up where you began in the first place?

What if the issue is nutrition?

Your dog's itching problem may be caused by unhealthy skin. When you see a skin problem or dull coat, your dog could be in the early stages of some other malady you cannot yet see.

One such malady is Zinc Responsive Dermatitis. This nutritional deficiency disease has symptoms such as:

• scaly/crusty skin
• itchiness
• dull or brittle coat
• hair loss

Doesn’t that sound like some of the same symptoms diagnosed as allergies? There are other canine or feline skin disorders as well and until you rule out nutritional deficiencies, how would you know? In a fact sheet from The National Institutes of Health Department of Dietary Supplements they state that in humans, "Vegetarians sometimes require as much as 50% more of the RDA for zinc than non-vegetarians." Now, we recognize this information relates to humans but ask yourself this - If my pet's food ingredients are predominately "vegetarian ingredients" (corn, wheat and other non-meat fillers) is it possible that his diet is deficient in Zinc? It's easy to forget that skin is an organ that needs the right nutrition to function properly. Omega 3 fatty acids, silica, trace minerals and zinc are essential to a dog’s healthy skin and coat. That’s why we put them in Dinovite^®.

"My dog Cocoa has done a complete turnaround! Ed, I can't thank you enough for the help you and your wife have given us. Between Dinovite [dog nutrition supplement] and the BARF diet. My dog Cocoa has done a complete turnaround. His hair has grown back completely. He was missing a lot of hair from his constant scratching and biting. His skin was raw and often bleeding. I was having trouble sleeping at night because he couldn't sleep being so miserable. His condition was so bad I didn't know what to do. Years of going to the Vet didn't help. He was getting worse and worse. I am amazed at how well he is doing. Cocoa is much more active now that he is feeling better."
Thanks again.
Cocoa and Brian B

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