| | |  | Healthcare | Home » » » » Trophy 32-Ounce Dyne High Calorie Animal Supplement | | | | | | | Description: | | Dyne high calorie supplement provides a highly palatable source of vitamins and minerals and 50 calories per ounce for the health of your animal. Helps undernourished animals gain weight, encourages faster recovery from illness or malnutrition due to parasites, improves appetite. | | | Features: | |
• Helps improve coat luster and skin content
• Very economical at about half the ounce per calorie of other brands
• Dyne helps animals recover from travel stress
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 3.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 8.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 3.5 inches | | Package Length:
| 8.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 13 reviews |
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12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Finicky Schminicky... Thin dogs no longer a problemOct 11, 2006
By M. Sworab
I own a breed that is usually prone to being overweight... Usually is a term I use lightly. I have a couple of them that refuse to eat the same thing twice in a row and have driven me to sheer exhaustion trying to get them to eat "something" on a coninual basis and not look like they are malnourished.
Dyne is my successful go-between. My right hand man. My knight in shinning armour.
Dyne puts enough weight on them that if they don't eat right "every day" they at least don't "look" like they don't eat every day. *This of course is after many visits to the vet to be sure there is not some underlying cause for their "anorexia-like" behavior.
Dyne is a very thick yellow-cake-batter-like smelling goo that when mixed with water makes a white milky looking liquid that the dogs really enjoy. They will burst at the seams if given the chance. At least I know they are not lacking any vitamins or minerals if I get them to eat a little kibble and drink a bit of Dyne. I no longer worry about unbalanced meals when all they will eat some days are fast food burgers or fried chicken... They do it fewer and farther between now that we've added Dyne to their daily routine.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Puppy CrackJun 24, 2010
By Elle Woods
We have a lab mix, who has always been a bit skinny due to her high level of activity (no medical issues). We fed her as much food as she would eat, and she still couldn't put on those last few pounds. The vet recommended Dyne, and it has been wonderful for her. She absolutely loves it, and demolishes her food when it is on there (hence the nick name puppy crack).
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great to have on hand for when you have a sick dog that can't eatSep 22, 2009
By Opinion Mommie
"Opinion Mommie"
My dog got a neurological condition when she was 8 mos old (white shaker dog syndrome) and couldn't eat. This kept her alive. Just a little squirt down her throat a couple times a day kept her nourished with nutrition, calories and vitamins to keep her strong. This is great to have on hand, especially if you have an older dog who sometimes doesn't feel like eating (but they still need nutrients and calories). It really give a good energy boost also. The only thing I would change, is maybe to have it contain a tad less sugar (can sometimes cause diarrhea) but that's it.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
An excellent productJul 02, 2008
By Lois M. Mauk
I won a bottle of Dyne high calorie supplement at one of our Greyhound gatherings. We have three Greyhounds, one of whom is 13-1/2. She's in excellent health, with no issues except she's become a "hard keeper". She eats fine; she just doesn't eat very much. Consequently, she's very thin. Twice a day, we give her about 2 tablespoons of Dyne on a saucer or in a bowl. I think the Dyne has made a big difference in Ecstasy's quality of life. I would strongly recommend this product for anyone nursing a dog back to health or trying to provide extra calories for a geriatric dog.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
This stuff works!!!May 12, 2012
By rivahgal
I have been buying another product to help your pet gain weight, and it, too works, but it costs considerably more than this one. I have previously tried other things, but my dog would not eat them, and it doesn't do a bit of good if the product isn't enticing enough to the animal to make them want to eat it. My GSD is so thin, you can feel her individual vertabrae when you rub her back. I have tried everything from homemade meatballs to going back to feeding her puppy food, but she still had little appetite and even putting soup or gravy in her dog food didn't help. But, whatever is in this stuff is a true magic elixer!!! She will eat it plain, but I've also found that if I mix it with her dry food, she actually eats every bite of her dry food!! OMG, it's a miracle!! It has only been a week, but I can already see a difference.
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