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Dia-Treaties®, the New Solution for Diabetic Dogs and Initial Veterinarian Skepticism

Dia-Treaties for dog diabetes

Dia-Treaties for dog diabetes

Dia-Treaties®, Vintek Nutrition’s patented product for diabetic dogs are now being used by hundreds of dogs all over the U.S. and in several foreign countries. To date, this success is brought about by word of mouth (IT WORKS!) and the notoriety afforded by the “Saving Vinny” article in the July, 2014 issue of Guideposts magazine (click link to open).

Dia-Treaties® appear to make your dog’s cells more sensitive to the insulin you are giving thereby assisting in what is termed “regulation of blood sugar”.

In the package instructions, the statement emphasizes the importance of using Dia-Treaties® with the knowledge and under the supervision of your veterinarian. This is due to the fact that most dogs require a significant reduction in their insulin dosage when taking Dia-Treaties®. Left unreduced, insulin with the Dia-Treaties can result in low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) causing lethargy, weakness or collapse.

Veterinarians are skeptical by nature. They are constantly bombarded by ads, brochures or sales people touting some “miracle cure” for some disease or other. So when purchasers of Dia-Treaties® attempt to enlist the supervision of their veterinarian with its use, this skepticism becomes manifest. A few veterinarians have told purchasers they shouldn’t use it. This opinion comes from ignorance of Dia-Treaties® and their lack of familiarity with it. After all, the product is new to the mass market so skepticism is understandable.

If you have bought Dia-Treaties® and been told not to use them we are willing to refund your money. Here’s a better idea: keep them in the refrigerator. If your veterinarian fails to successfully regulate your dog’s blood sugar, then use them. They are safe.

Interestingly enough, for many who were told NOT to use Dia-Treaties®, their dog’s blood sugars remain in the 300 – 500 mg/dl range. (normal is 90 – 110) That’s not good; it is way too high. They are NOT regulated. What is the veterinarian doing that’s so wonderful for the dog? What is there to lose?

Even if your dog is regulated, adding Dia-Treaties® to the regimen can be beneficial – for the dog and for you! Dia-Treaties® smooth out the blood sugar which is good for the dog. Dia-Treaties® also can require a reduction in insulin which is good for you – fewer $$ spent on insulin.

Diabetes can be an extremely frustrating disease to manage. We commend your commitment to your pet in implementing therapy. In over 6 years of use, Dia-Treaties® have eased the frustrations of pet owners and helped their pets.

If you have questions regarding Dia-Treaties® or are encountering skepticism and objection from your veterinarian, please do not hesitate to call. We welcome the opportunity for dialogue. We also encourage you to visit our website: www.vinteknutrition.com .

Thank you taking the time to read this and thank you for allowing us to help your beloved pet.

Vinny Doggie - Dia-Treaties

Vinny Doggie – Dia-Treaties

Vintek Nutrition’s Story Featured in Sioux Falls Business Journal

Dia-Treaties by Vintek Nutrition – Diabetic Dog Treatment

Our article was featured in the Argus Leader’s – Sioux Falls Business Journal on 8/6/14.

Featured: Vintek Nutrition’s – Kameron Carlson & Nancy Carlson and their patented product – Dia-Treaties® for dog diabetes.

http://www.vinteknutrition.com

Click on picture for the story…

The photographer was Jay Pickthorn of the Argus Leader.

Argus Leader Jay Pickthorn - 2014-8-6 SF Bus Journal

Vintek Nutrition Featured in Guideposts Magazine – July 2014 Issue. “Saving Vinny” the Diabetic Dog

Guideposts Magazine, July 2014 - Saving Vinny.  Diabetic Dog treatment

Guideposts Magazine, July 2014 – “Saving Vinny”. Diabetic Dog treatment

Guideposts Saving Vinny Kameron Nancy Carlson    Click on Picture for Full Story

Our story (Vintek Nutrition, LLC – Kameron Carlson, Nancy Carlson, Vinny, Leo and Francesca) was featured in the international magazine, Guideposts in their July 2014 edition. It is a four page story beginning on page 44.  We are also featured in Guideposts – The Family Room section on page 65. The magazine has an estimated 5 million viewers and 1.7 million registered subscribers. www.guideposts.org

The story is about the pursuit of a solution for a beloved diabetic dog (Vinny) and an answer resulting in a breakthrough treatment for diabetic dogs.  The company recently obtained a patent for their discovery and in-turn has a similar patent pending for people.

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Diabetes is increasing at epidemic proportions in people and even more dramatically in dogs. Since 2006, dog diabetes has increased 32% (American Humane Society, 2012) and 23% in people (CDC 2012). Both diabetic dogs and people often have similar difficulties in regulating their blood sugar levels. It is estimated that 1 in 160 dogs have this disease. There are over 73 M dogs in the USA alone and an estimated 400 M worldwide according to ask.com.

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http://www.vinteknutrition.com

(855) 332-8468

 

Patent Obtained for Method for Controlling Glucose Levels in Diabetic Dogs – Vintek Nutrition, LLC

VINTEK-NUTRITION-LLC-15NEWS RELEASE: 

U.S. PATENT on a Method for Controlling Glucose Levels in Diabetic Dogs.  Patent Pending Diabetic People.

A South Dakota company (Vintek Nutrition, LLC® – owners, Kameron Carlson and Nancy Carlson) obtained a U.S. patent on a method for controlling glucose levels in diabetic dogs. The company and its owners also have another patent pending for a similar treatment for diabetic people.  The diabetic treatment for dogs is called Dia-Treaties® and has been tested for over 5 years. The patent applies to their other two products for dogs as well. The other products are: Sterling Coat® for dog’s skin and coat issues and Vitali-Treaties® for your dog’s increased vitality.

The human treatment is called Nutralin® and is being further developed.

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Diabetes is increasing at epidemic proportions in people and even more dramatically in dogs. Since 2006, dog diabetes has increased 32% (American Humane Society, 2012) and 23% in people (CDC 2012). Both diabetic dogs and people often have similar difficulties in regulating their blood sugar levels. It is estimated that 1 in 160 dogs have this disease. There are over 73 M dogs in the USA alone and an estimated 400 M worldwide according to ask.com.

Dogs are Laughing in the Face of Diabetes

Vintek Boys Laughing - 1Dogs are Laughing in the Face of Diabetes- New Formula by Vintek Nutrition Shows Significant Breakthrough in Treating Diabetic Dogs

A five-year study of diabetic dogs treated with a breakthrough formula yielded successful results. Vintek Nutrition’s patent pending formula, Dia-Treaties® increased insulin utilization and stabilized blood sugar levels, which subsequently alleviated common symptoms found in diabetic dogs.

Sioux Falls, SD (PRWEB) February 05, 2014

Diabetes is increasing at epidemic proportions in people and even more dramatically in dogs. Since 2006, dog diabetes has increased 32% (American Humane Society, 2012) and 23% in people (CDC 2012). Both diabetic dogs and people often have similar difficulties in regulating their blood sugar levels. It is estimated that 1 in 160 dogs have this disease.

There is some good news! Progress has been made in the treatment of dogs with diabetes that may soon help treat people as well. Over the past 5 years a study treating diabetic dogs with a new formula yielded extremely positive data.

Vintek Nutrition’s patent pending formula, called Dia-Treaties®, is in the form of a tasty “chewable” that is given following each insulin injection. While the use of insulin is still required, clinical observations showed Dia-Treaties® decreased the amount of insulin needed ranging from 15% to 67%. Vintek Nutrition believes Dia-Treaties® will be an important addition to the diabetic treatment protocol.

Dr. Sam Lukens, a veterinarian with nearly 40 years of experience assisted in the development and testing of this product. Dia-Treaties® has been shown to enhance insulin utilization and to stabilize blood sugar levels. The dogs using the formula experienced a significant decrease in the signs associated with diabetes.

“In the course of my practice life, diabetes has often been a source of frustration. Not so much anymore. Why? Because Dia-Treaties® works! It works to stabilize blood sugar levels by making your dog’s body cells more sensitive to the insulin being given,” says Dr. Lukens.

Vintek Nutrition recently received a grant from the State of South Dakota to research and develop their formula for use in people having difficulty stabilizing their blood sugar levels. A Phase I clinical trial to ensure safety has been completed. A Phase II clinical trial has been approved focusing specifically on Type II diabetics.

The product if currently produced in a USDA-inspected facility in the South Dakota, USA.

Visit their website at: http://www.vinteknutrition.com for more information, explanations and testimonials.

Vintek Nutrition, LLC was founded in 2009 in pursuit of a solution for an insulin-resistant diabetic dog. The company works with veterinarians and researchers to develop specialized products. Their flagship product, Dia-Treaties, is designed to enhance insulin utilization in diabetic dogs.

Vintek Nutrition, LLC – Kameron Carlson – 1-855-332-8468 (toll free) – Kameron@vinteknutrition.com

Original Story Link:  http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/02/prweb11555071.htm

Diabetic Dog Treatment Study by Vintek Nutrition, Updated 2-2014

Vintek Nutrition Study – Type I Diabetic Dogs – Original 2009 and Update 2014 (2/5/14)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

A multiple-veterinarian study on Canines with Type I Diabetes showed conclusive results.  When Dia-Treaties® was supplemented with insulin, all dogs in the study experienced significant decreases in their blood glucose (b/g) levels (see graphs) decreased to the normal range.  It was also observed that the dogs required less insulin and had improved glycemic control due to increased insulin sensitivity.*

Many of the Canines in the study were insulin resistant.  Because the Dia-Treaties® formula lowered blood glucose levels, this led to a number of other observed benefits such as: healthy skin and coat, decrease in urinary tract Infections and improved overall health and vitality.*

UPDATE:

The initial study on Type I Diabetic Dogs started in 2009.  Dia-Treaties® was introduced along with insulin.  The original study included 8 dogs of various breeds with multiple veterinarians observing and reporting empirical data.  Currently, in 2014 the number of dogs reported is 27 (2 with Cushing’s disease and diabetes) and 19 veterinarians are involved. (See Subjects below).

CRITERIA:  Initially, the studglucose graphy contained 8 insulin resistant diabetic dogs with at or near maximum insulin requirements being utilized.  Insulin amounts were kept steady to objectively evaluate the results of the addition of Dia-Treaties® as the only variable.  Dogs were on either Humulin N® or Vetsulin® insulin.  Glucose curve readings were taken midday of the 12 hour cycle.  At midday, if controlled, the subject should be in the 80 to 120 mg/dl range for normal blood glucose readings.

OTHER GRAPHS ATTACHED EXPLAINED

Graph# 1  The line graph and illustrates the (b/g) reading prior to the introduction of Dia-Treaties®, the week they started Dia-Treaties®- (0) and the following weeks thereafter for a total of 6 readings.  Graphs #2   Dogs (C2 and C3) ran out of the formula 4 days prior to testing and their (b/g) levels spiked.  Observing those results, Dia-Treaties® were removed from 4 other dogs previously regulated (C4,5,6,7) to determine if their b/g levels would spike as well.  The subjects were quickly returned to the Dia-Treaties® regimen again and resumed to controlled blood sugar levels.

SUMMARY:

Our findings indicate the effectiveness of Dia-Treaties® when introduced into the regimen along with insulin injections.  Empirical and subjective data collected indicate that the unregulated dogs were not regulated until Dia-Treaties® were introduced.  Once regulated, insulin dosage had to be decreased in the range of 15% to 67%.  Based on the observed need to lower insulin levels, we recommend veterinary supervision in addition to a self-monitoring b/g kit while initially testing, due to possible hypoglycemia (low b/g readings). (see below).   The subjective results such as: more vitality, skin and coat improvement, etc., indicate all dogs, seemingly regulated or unregulated would benefit from the inclusion of Dia-Treaties® in their diabetic treatment.  It was noted that those dogs discontinuing the use of Dia-Treaties® needed to resume their use to maintain glycemic control.   For additional observations please see customer testimonials at: http://www.vinteknutrition.com/pages/Testimonials.html

Subjects & Veterinarians:  Types of Canines in the study: n=27:  Italian Greyhound (2), Miniature Pinscher (2), Cairn Terrier (1), Golden Retriever (1), Schnauzer (2), Welsh Corgi (2), Labrador Retrievers (3), Mixed Breeds (2), Spitz (1), Poodle/Pomeranian (1), Yorkshire Terrier (2), Lab/Bassett Hound (1), Sheepdog (1), American Eskimo (1), Dachshund (1), Chesapeake Bay Retriever (1), Brittany Spaniel (1). 

Veterinarians: N=19: Dr. Sam Lukens, Luken’s Animal Clinic – Head Researcher, Sioux Falls, SD.  Total of 19 veterinarians/owners reporting from various states: (SD 9, ND 1, CA 2, WA 1, OH 1, OK 1, KY 1, AZ 1, and MN 2).

DiaTreaties® Users: Please use under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian. A blood glucose monitoring kit is recommended. DiaTreaties® is known to enhance insulin’s uptake and your pet may experience a low blood sugar reading requiring you to lower insulin amounts. The signs of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) can be as follows: lethargy, loss of balance, trouble walking and confusion to mention a few. One should consult your veterinarian immediately. If you have a diabetic dog, you should have a glucose increasing food (syrup, sugar, etc.) available should you experience a low blood sugar event. Low blood sugar is very dangerous and potentially fatal. Once the optimal insulin dosage along with the proper number of Dia-Treaties® (see box for dosage) has been established, clients experienced the need to decrease insulin dosage in the range of 15% to 67%. In the first 3 Days to 4 Weeks, it is especially important to monitor the blood glucose carefully with your veterinarian and/or a blood glucose meter. DiaTreaties® is not a cure for diabetes, however, once the correct amount of insulin and DiaTreaties® is established, it will help your dog  enjoy a happy, stable, normal life for many years to come.*

Graphs 1 & 2 Below

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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. 

Diabetic Dog Study Update – Vintek Nutrition

Vintek Nutrition, LLC® – Diabetic Dog Study Update Results

11/12/2013:  This is an update to the original 2009 study conducted by multiple veterinarians in conjunction with Vintek Nutrition, LLC®, developers of Dia-Treaties® (a patent pending treatment for diabetic dogs).  The study data along with four years of additional field data indicate conclusively that the use of Dia-Treaties® is a very beneficial tool in the effective treatment and control of diabetic dog’s blood sugar levels and overall regulation. Dia-Treaties® enables the insulin you are giving to be absorbed and utilized more effectively and efficiently.

To expedite the discovery of this new treatment, Dia-Treaties® are currently being offered to veterinarians to use with their “most difficult to regulate patients.”  The majority of those patients are either insulin resistant[i] or the more dangerous type, those experiencing the Symogi Effect[ii] (see graph).  After observing the effects on their hard to regulate patients, the veterinarians are noticing first hand, the benefits of how well Dia-Treaties® work.  Once observed on the tough cases, they are determining that their seemingly regulated patients could be regulated with less insulin and feel much better if they were to use Dia-Treaties®.  The study findings support an average decrease in insulin usage from 15% to 67% to obtain optimal regulation.  Dia-Treaties® positive effects are quickly observed within 3 to 10 days.

Glucose Curve dog diabetes

Effects of Too Much Insulin:

According to a 2007 article written by Morris White, PhD, of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute with the Children’s Hospital of Boston:  He states: “Too much insulin might be fine to keep glucose levels under control.  But it’s probably damaging your brain in the long run,” he says. “Better treatments for diabetes, he suggests, would concentrate on sensitizing the body’s cell to lower amounts of insulin.”

Summary:

When treating a diabetic dog, the optimal amount of insulin along with Dia-Treaties® (once established) has consistently shown to be a long-term solution for blood glucose regulation and the increased overall health of their companion dog.  Regulation means:  (normal water consumption and urination (no more accidents), normal eating habits, reduced probability of blindness, a normal life expectancy and all the other complications associated with the ravages of diabetes.)  We believe this combination of a reduced amount of insulin and Dia-Treaties® by Vintek Nutrition® will be the new protocol in the treatment of diabetes in dogs going forward.    www.vinteknutrition.com


[i] Insulin Resistance (IR) is a physiological condition in which cells fail to respond to the normal actions of the hormone insulin. Wikipedia.

[ii] Symogi Effect (posthypoglycemic hyperglycemia), is a rebounding high blood sugar that is a response to low blood sugar (hypoglycemia).  Hypoglycemia is a very dangerous, life threatening event.  Wikipedia.

Vincent is Gone

Vincent, our beloved dog and original test subject for Vintek Nutrition’s patent pending diabetic treatment,  Dia-Treaties® passed away on 8/26/2013, just shy of his 15th birthday (IG’s average lifespan is 13).  He passed away – ironically, on National Dog Day.  http://www.nationaldogday.com/about_ndd.htm

Kameron and Nancy Carlson, caretakers of this special dog are heartbroken.  He was much more than a dog.  We sincerely believe he was sent here for a larger purpose.  He was lamb-like in his manner and a true soul

Loved, Missed, Dream Lives on..

Vincent: Loved, Missed, Dream Lives on..

mate to Nancy. Only those who had met him would understand.

He taught us a lot.  He was a kindred spirit, an inspiration, a giver of love, he possessed the strongest will to live than any other being we have ever experienced.  He was the receiver of several miracles, lots of love, care and affection.  He was a test pilot for all other dogs and people in the fight against diabetes.

No one knows why he contracted diabetes.  Italian Greyhounds usually are not mentioned in the same breath as diabetes.  His whole life, he ate the best food money could buy, had exercise, fresh-pure water and a lot of love and respect.  Once the diabetes was discovered, insulin alone did not work on him.  He was so brittle (diabetes) that, without his Dia-Treaties® he would start to consume excessive water as out-of-control diabetic dogs do; within a very short period of time and would not have survived to age 9.

Please See the Inspirational Dia-Treaties® story at www.vinteknutrition.com  (named after Vincent of course).

We would appreciate your prayers and support.  Thank you.

We Love and Miss You, Vincent!

Kameron & Nancy Carlson –  Vintek Nutrition, LLC

Original Study Update – Dia-Treaties for Diabetic Dogs

Original Study Update  – Vintek Nutrition, LLC

Dia-Treaties® for Diabetic Dogs

 March, 2009 – A study on Type I (insulin-dependent), poorly regulated, diabetic dogs was coordinated by Vintek Nutrition, LLC and conducted by several veterinarians across the United States.  The study was based on a new patent pending product for diabetic dogs called Dia-Treaties®.  The study results indicated that the use of Dia-Treaties® enabled the dog owners to use less insulin ranging from (15-67%) while greatly enhancing the overall health of their dog.  Owners also reported a dramatic increase in their dog’s energy level and enhanced skin and coat conditions along with the other issues associated with diabetic complications.  A common response from the owners was:  “We have our old dogs back!”  (see testimonials on website)  www.vinteknutrition.com/pages/testimonials.html

As of August 16th, 2013, Dia-Treaties® have consistently shown over a long period of time (4 years) that it enhances the utilization of insulin and increases its efficiency.  Insulin types tested: (Vetsulin® (pulled from the market in 2010-11 returned 4/2013), Humulin-N®, Novolin-N®).

This article is designed to point out that a number of the original study dogs taking Dia-Treaties® along with their (decreased amount of) insulin shots are still going strong as of August 2013, which is a true testament to Dia-Treaties® effectiveness.  All the dogs mentioned below were struggling with insulin alone.  Today, they are currently on less insulin, regulated, and doing considerably better than they were many years ago (3.6 to 4.5 years ago (range of sample dogs)).   Please see a sample of the Vintek dog stories below:

 Vintek Dogs – Dia-Treaties® for Dog Diabetes

 

  1. Vincent (Italian Greyhound) –Diabetes diagnosed:  4/14/08 (5 yrs 4 months ago).  Dia-Treaties® original test subject started treatment on: 3/3/09 (4 yrs, 5 mo.) – Original Data:  Vincent was not responding to either Vetsulin® or Humulin-N® and topped out at 14 units.  His midday blood glucose (B/G) readings were 392 mg/dl, he went blind from cataracts, he weighed 14 lbs (original 21 lbs) and was in skin and bones condition.  Present:  Controlled, 14 years 8 months old, 9 units Humulin-N® and 2 boxes of Dia-Treaties® per month.  Vision restored with Surgery.  18.5 pounds. Care of: Dr. Sam Lukens.
  2. Lulu (Welsh Corgi) – Dia-Treaties® started: 11/26/09 to Present (3 yrs, 9 mo.) – Original Data:  LuLu was not eating, she was on Vetsulin®, midday B/G +400 mg/dl.  Present:  Controlled, 9 years old,  and still going strong. 1 Box of Dia-Treaties per month and Humulin-N®.  Care of: Dr. Sam Lukens
  3. Indiana (Schnauzer) 10/19/09 to Present (3 yrs, 10 mo.) –  Original Data: Indiana has Cushing’s disease and subsequent diabetes.  Humulin N®,  midday B/G 408 mg/dl.  With Dia-Treaties® he is controlled.  During initial testing, treats were purposely removed to establish cause and effect and his B/G shot up to 596 mg/dl.  Consequently, he was quickly put back on the Dia-Treaties regimen and subsequently re-established control again.   Present: Controlled, 9.5 years old,  and still doing well – 1 Box of Dia-Treaties® per month and Humulin-N®.  Care of: Dr. Angela Anderson and owner (physician’s assistant predominately working with diabetic patients).
  4. Piper (Min Pin) – Dia-Treaties® 3/25/10 to Present: (3 yrs, 6 mo.) – Original Data:  Veterinary Technician’s dog with uncontrolled B/G ranging from 500 to 22 mg/dl (high-highs and scary-lows).  Present:  Controlled, 10 years old, and Doing Great.  1 Box of Dia-Treaties® a month and Humulin-N®.  Care of: Dr. Craig Galbreath and Vet Tech owner.
  5. Toto (Cairn Terrier) – Diagnosed 11/1/09, Started Dia-Treaties® 11/23/09 (3 yrs, 9 mo.) – Original Data:  381 mg/dl – B/G reading midday, severe skin-coat issues and seasonal allergies.  Present: Controlled, 11 years old, perennial skin and coat problems gone.  1 Box of Dia-Treaties® per month and Humulin-N®. Care of: Dr. Sam Lukens and owner is a practicing nurse.

SUMMARY:  Tracked over an extended period of time, usage of Dia-Treaties® for diabetic dogs has consistently shown that it enhances the lives of diabetic dogs and increases the ease of care for their owners.   Today, this sample of five dogs are not only Alive, they are Thriving because of the combined usage of Dia-Treaties® and a decreased amount of insulin.

For further details:  www.vinteknutrition.com   or call (855) 332-8468

Thank you, Kameron Carlson, Inventor

KELOLAND TV – Angela Kennecke Reports on Vintek Nutrition and Diabetes

KELOLAND TELEVISION

This is a wonderful story about Love, Miracles, Dogs and Diabetes.

This story was aired on KELOLAND TV (Sioux Falls, SD) on 11/21/12 by reporter – Angela Kennecke.  The report featured our company – Vintek Nutrition, LLC and Diabetes.

Please forward this to your friends and family.  Chances are good that one of you knows someone who has diabetes or has a diabetic dog.

  • According to an Associated Press article, in 2010:  1 in 14 Americans have diabetes.  Also, many people do not realize that diabetes is very prevalent in Dogs at a rate of 1.2 in every 200.  The rate for both people and dogs has doubled in the last few years.

Please log onto the story by clicking this link: http://www.keloland.com/newsdetail.cfm/dia-treaties-for-diabetes/?id=140249   (story link).

Once on the story, you may click on the video and watch it on the KELOLAND.COM site.  Or, click on the direct link to the videohttp://www.keloland.com/videoarchive/index.cfm?VideoFile=121121eyediabetesdog   (direct Link)

Please assist with the following items to spread the word on diabetes:

There are little buttons by the story link and video link on the keloland.com website.  Please click on them to add to your Social Media Outlets.  This is a convenient way to share with your family and friends.

  • If you have a Facebook account.  Please click the Like button.
  • There are Twitter and Pinterest account buttons on the story and video as well.
  • And the “More” button has an additional 326 options should you have other type of social media accounts including blogs, e-mail, etc.

Thank you for helping spread the news.  We appreciate your friendship and assistance.

Kameron & Nancy Carlson

Vintek Nutrition, LLC  /   Animal Health Division   /   Website: http://www.vinteknutrition.com    E-Mail:  Kameron@vinteknutrition.com

5024 S. Bur Oak Place, Suite 100   /   Sioux Falls, SD 57108   /   PH (605) 332-8468 Toll Free (855) 332-8468  Fax (605) 373-0618