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If you've watched him graze the yard like a goat — or cleaned up something you didn't want to this week — and you're hoping the next bowl of kibble will settle him down, this page is written for you. What actually helped in our house wasn't a new food. It was what we added to the food he already eats.
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The lawn as self-medication
It's the backyard again. Head down, pulling up grass, chewing. You've googled "is it bad if my dog eats grass" more times than you want to admit. You've seen him sniff the bowl and walk away. You've cleaned up something you didn't want to clean up this month. None of it feels urgent, but nothing feels right either.
Here's what most owners never hear: dogs who eat grass, who have loose or variable stool, who seem hungry-but-reluctant, are often self-medicating for something their food can't carry. Kibble is cooked at very high heat so it survives on a shelf — but live probiotics and digestive enzymes don't survive that process. The food goes in. The tools the body needs to break it down don't.
Your instinct that something was off was right. It just wasn't what you were being told. It wasn't anything you did — the bowl was missing what the body needed to run on.
The fix is live nutrition
VitaSmart is the live, whole-food nutrition kibble can't deliver. 15+ probiotic strains for the gut microbiome. 20+ digestive enzymes that help him break down his food and actually use the nutrients. Whole-food vitamins from spinach, sweet potato, and blackberries — not synthetic isolates.
It isn't a replacement for his food, and it isn't a medication. It's the live layer his bowl has been missing — the probiotics and enzymes high-heat processing doesn't leave behind.
What's in every scoop
Real food. Human-grade. Made in an FDA-registered USA facility.
They help him break down his food and actually use the nutrients — the live catalysts that high-heat processing strips out of kibble.
The good bacteria for his gut. They support healthy digestion from the microbiome up.
Real food like spinach, sweet potato, and blackberries — not synthetic vitamins. Helps the body manage gut-wall inflammation.
The healthy fats that support a healthy inflammatory response across the GI tract.
You're not going to flip a switch tomorrow — the gut takes time to re-balance. But because the probiotics and enzymes work on the food he's already eating, most owners see something shift in days, not weeks.
What to expect
Most owners notice a calmer stomach within 5–14 days of daily use. The deeper gut-microbiome rebuild takes 90 days.
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Why owners switch
Meet the formulator
Dr. Black is a Naturopathic Doctor who spent decades studying how processed pet food fails the dogs it feeds. VitaSmart is the formula he built to fix it — whole-food nutrition designed to ride alongside whatever's already in your dog's bowl.
"A bag of kibble can hit every number on the chart and still be missing what a body actually lives on. The live cultures, the omega oils, the antioxidants — none of it survives the extruder. VitaSmart is what live nutrition looks like, added right back on top."
If his stomach doesn't settle, cancel the subscription inside the 14-day window and you're done. Every order is backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.
$14 at signup covers the 14-day trial bag with free shipping. After 14 days, your Loyalty Club subscription begins at $59.95 + $8.95 shipping every 4 weeks unless cancelled. Cancel anytime in your account or by phone at 214.783.3364.
$14 flat at signup, with free shipping, backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee. That's it at signup. You get a 14-day supply of VitaSmart to try on your dog's food. Then 14 days after you receive the trial bag, your Loyalty Club subscription begins and your card is charged $59.95 + $8.95 shipping for a full 28-day supply. You can cancel anytime in those 14 days, no questions asked.
Most dogs do — VitaSmart is a whole-food topper, not a pill, and it goes right on the food they already eat. Some dogs with sensitive stomachs do best when we introduce it gradually: start with half a scoop for the first few days, then full scoop by day four or five. That gives the gut time to welcome the new probiotics and enzymes without a change-of-food reaction.
Occasional grass-eating is normal — most dogs do it at some point. But if your dog is grazing like a goat, walking away from his bowl, or hitting the lawn every time he's out, it often means his body is asking for something his food isn't giving him. Live probiotics and digestive enzymes get cooked out of kibble at the heat kibble needs to be processed at. VitaSmart puts them back. Most owners see the grass-eating taper in the first couple of weeks. If it continues or comes with other symptoms, talk to your vet.
Cancel within the 14-day window and no subscription charge ever hits your card. Everything you buy from us — the $14 trial and every subsequent subscription order — is also backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.
If your pet has a medical condition, consult your Veterinarian before use. Use only as directed. Dr. Dennis Black is a Naturopathic Doctor and not licensed to practice human or veterinary medicine in any state. *28-Day Supply for a dog up to 40 pounds. Above or below these weights, you may have to modify the amount you feed your dog.