Allergies in Cats

Support Your Cat’s Immune System for a Happier, Healthier Life

70% of your cat’s immune system is based in their gut.

Does your cat suffer from watery eyes, sneezing, or itchy skin? These symptoms may be signs of allergies in cats potentially caused by a weakened immune system. Good immunity is key to helping your cat fight off allergens and other health challenges.

What's the key to building that immunity? The answer lies in their gut.

Allergy Symptoms Common in Cats

These are the most common cat allergy symptoms to look out for:

Cat sneezing
Watery eyes
Scratching and itching
Runny nose or wheezing
Hot spots or hair loss on skin

How Nutrition and Gut Health Play a Role

Did you know that up to 70% of your cat’s immune system is located in their gut? A balanced gut microbiome supports immune health, helping your cat better handle sensitivities and maintain overall well-being. Proper nutrition—including probiotics and essential vitamins—can make a big difference.

Important Ingredients

Support Allergy / Immune Health

Zinc

Helps cats achieve healthy skin and coat and boosts immune system

Alfalfa Nutrient Concentrate

Plant-powered superfood that provides vitamins and minerals for your pet.

Dried Kelp

Source of iodine and a multitude of required minerals.

Prebiotics and Probiotics

Prebiotics + 7 strains of probiotics that support digestion and immune health.

Cat Allergy and Immune Products

How Dinovite Supports Your Cat’s Immune System

Dinovite’s probiotic powder is designed to address nutritional gaps while supporting your cat’s immune system. With a daily scoop added to your cat’s food, Dinovite can:

Provide seasonal support for cat allergy symptoms
Help maintain a strong immune system
Promote overall health and vitality

Why Choose Dinovite for Cats?

Many commercial cat foods lack the nutrients necessary for optimal gut and immune health. Dinovite helps fill these gaps, providing probiotics, prebiotics, and essential vitamins in an easy-to-use formula. Supporting your cat’s health starts with balanced nutrition—and Dinovite makes it simple.

Real Pets, Real Results

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Erin

I just bought this two days ago. Used it the day before yesterday. Forgot to use it yesterday yesterday. Went to put it on this morning and noticed somebody was trying to Get into it. I’ll update after I see the effects. But at least I know it’s not hard to get them to take it.

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Kacee Schodeberg

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Happy Cat with More Energy, Greatly Improved Coat 😺

Diane Wilcox

In the last couple months our senior cat was slowing down a bit, shedding non-stop, and beset with a persistent nasal drip and sneezing. As we cleared up the nasal infection issues with an antibiotic, we started the kitty on Dinovite. Over the course of three weeks, excessive shedding stopped, and the cat's coat became silky and shiny even before grooming. We've also seen an uptick in his energy level and interest in playing with our other pets. Lots of trotting from room to room again. We'll be keeping Dinovite in the dietary mix from now on.

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Lynne

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Got rid of itchy skin! 😺

Carie

I very rarely write reviews but I just had to for this product because it feels like a miracle--my 14 year-old all-white cat Casper had been suffering HORRIBLY from severe itchy skin for the past several years (flea allergy)--so bad that we had to keep a cone on him all the time!! [...], I started mixing a little Dinovite with his wet food once a day, and in about a week I noticed him being less itchy...then after another week he didn't seem itchy at all! I was in shock, because he's been wearing the cone for years!! Hallelujah--he now hasn't worn his cone for two weeks and he's not itchy at all--it feels like a miracle. I'm still pinching myself!🙏🏽💖

This stuff is amazing 😺

Heather

So my girl has had chronic eye and skin issues since a kitten. Million of vet visits and they couldn't figure out to help me on her allergies. Few days on this I've noticed an amazing bounce back and results. Her eyes went from chronicly squinting to wide and open. Her dry skin has cleared up. I'm very please with this product.

FAQ'S

Do probiotics help with cat allergies?

Probiotics can support a healthy gut, which plays a key role in immune function. While they may not cure allergies, they can help improve your cat’s overall health and reduce sensitivities.

What are some signs of seasonal allergies in cats?

Symptoms of seasonal allergies in cats include sneezing, watery eyes, itching, and skin irritation. These allergies often coincide with changes in pollen levels or weather.

When should I worry about my cat sneezing?

Occasional sneezing is normal, but if your cat sneezes frequently, has nasal discharge, or seems lethargic, it could indicate allergies or an underlying health issue. Consult your vet if symptoms persist or worsen.

How can you tell if a cat has allergies?

Cats with allergies may show symptoms like sneezing, itching, excessive grooming, watery eyes, ear infections, or skin irritation. If these signs persist, consult your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis.

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