Cocker Spaniel with improved weight & condition

This is Remmie, a Cocker Spaniel who struggled to keep weight on. His owner Louise won the photo competition in April and received Bionic Biotic. She has several dogs and has used Bionic Biotic for her 11 month old cocker and 6 year old whippet.

The cocker was training hard and struggled to keep weight on, after just 2 weeks have seen a great improvement in her condition, gaining the weight steadily and her coat is great. Lily the whippet has always had weight issues and her skin has been dry and flaky, not so now!

To read the full review click the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/05/30/springer-spaniel-weight-loss/

Cockerpoo with dislocated hip

This is Minnie, she is a 15 month old Cockerpoo who suffered a dislocation on her right leg.

Following 6 weeks of cage rest her owner, Brian started her on Mobile Bones after finding it on-line.

Minnie's vet was absolutely delighted with her recovery and her progress since using Mobile Bones. He was surprised that there was so many other benefits attached as well as joint care.

She is even likely to be fully recovered by her 12th week, 4 weeks ahead of the initial timeline.


To read the rest of his review click on the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/12/21/cockerpoo_hip_dislocation/

Underweight Cockerpoo with dry skin

Purdey is a rescue Cockerpoo (cocker spaniel x standard poodle) who is just over a year and a half old.

When her owner Jo, collected her from Dogstrust she noticed she was underweight and had dry skin.

Bionic Biotic was recommended by a vet nurse friend and Purdey has been having a measure of it with each meal since February 2011.

Jo often gets comments from strangers on how healthy she looks and what a great coat she has on her. We put this down to the help from Bionic Biotic,


To read her full review click on the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/11/30/underweight_rescuecockerpoo/

Fred - a working cocker with digestive trouble

This is Fred, he is a working cocker.

Fred has had a bit of trouble with his digestion... giving him runny stools, but all that is sorted now thanks to Bionic Biotic.

To read Fred's owner's comments click on his picture or copy and paste the link below into your browser.


http://www.poochandmutt.com/bionicbiotic/bionic-biotic-testimonials/spaniel-runny-stools/

Amazing dog tails. Sometime’s man’s best friend needs a hero too...

Its seems we can never be too careful when out walking our dogs these days and it’s not traffic or aggressive dogs we need to worry about but icy water, balls, fire and even sharks!

If you encountered a pooch in distress, to what lengths would you go to save him/her?

Here are a few feel good real life stories about pooches who lived happily ever after thanks to brave humans heroes who risked their own lives to drag them out of danger.

Last weekend an ex Royal Navy serviceman risked hyperthermia in freezing temperatures when he leapt into an frozen river to save a woman’s two pet Cocker Spaniels. The shocked pooches, who helplessly sunk into the ice in Hampshire, were rescued by Steve Williams who without thinking slipped off his jeans and broke into the ice to pull both dogs out. Click here to read the full story. Also last week another brave man rescued a Labrador from a burning house fire in Jersey last week. Click here to read more.

Across the pond, Jake, the Rat Terrier from Florida Keys escaped from the jaws of a shark last year. Whilst out swimming laps off the dock Jack (as pictured above) was attacked by a large Lemon shark who took a bite out of the little mutt’s belly. You can see the news clip here. Jake’s owner Greg dived into the water giving the shark a sharp blow with his fists which released the dog from his grip. Thankfully the dog escaped death with just a few stitches but next time swimming will be likely to be confined to a swimming pool.

Also in the states a woman stopped her vehicle when she noticed a small Pit Bull pup lying in the middle of the road. The caring lady, who unlike other drivers who swerved passed the severely injured dog, took the dog into her arms and took her to a local animal hospital. She has now adopted the puppy named Angel as her own. Read more about the story here.

Finally here is a tear jerker movie clip about a Dalmatian who got a small ball lodged in his throat whilst playing at home - see clip here. Willy escaped miraculously with a help of a canine cop who knew how to perform dog CPR. If you want to prepare yourself for any nasty surprises have a look at Stan Rawlinson’s page of canine first aid. Worth a read - you never know when it may come in handy.

Do you know anyone who became a hero for their dog? We’d love to hear your real stories too.

And don’t forget, if you are looking for an easy way to give your dog a helping hand there is no better way than Pooch & Mutt’s dog supplements; Bionic Biotic for Digestion, condition, weight, skin & coat and Mobile Bones, with Glucosamine for dogs, for mobility.

Next week we will be looking at amazing dogs that save humans and other dogs!