Dyna - Bone Supports the Eyes and helps with Diabetes.

Oatmeal, barley, spelt, olive oil, blueberries, cranberries, apples, flax meal, vanilla, tomatoes, alfalfa, ginger, broccoli, green tea, lutein, rutin, quercitin, carsonine, alpha-lipoic acid and vitamin E tocopherols.

OATMEAL - Takes awhile to digest, so it empties the stomach
slowly. Thus, the body does not get a spike of glucose release.

SPELT - An ancient grain, first mentioned in 5000 BC in Mesopotamia.
Some 800 years ago Sr. Hildegard (Hildegard von Bingen)
praised spelt as being the best of the grains. Spelt is an excellent
choice for dogs allergic to wheat.

BLUEBERRIES - Puts the visceral purple back in strained eyes and
improves vision.

CRANBERRIES - Helps to flush irritants that cause bladder
infections and stones.  Not to be confused with cranberry
juice that is mixed with sugar and can contribute to this
problem.

GINGER - Helps soothe an upset stomach. TOMATOES - High in lycopene. Excellent for reproduction system in male dogs. Great for the heart and circulation.

BROCCOLI -Time magazine recommended broccoli for cancer.
They said broccoli has the ability to discourage cancer cells from
adhering to the cell walls.

GREEN TEA - Thousand year history of being an anti-viral and
anti-bacterial ingredient and is used in youthful preparations
for cell rejuvenation inside and out.

LUTEIN - Along with Astazanthin, it has been used for people with
eye   problems.   Astazanthin  is   said   to   stop   or   reverse
macular degeneration. One study found it had an affect on
cataracts. More studies are needed to see ifthese results can be
verified.

RUTIN - Helps to strengthen capillaries throughout the body.
It helps prevent bruising.

Available in a I Ib jar and 2.5 Ib containers