Taz: Terrier with digestive trouble

This is Taz, a cross-breed terrier who has had digestive problems since he was a puppy.

His owner, Sarah Stevens, tried many different foods and supplements and thought she'd never find one that worked. Then she tried Bionic Biotic (digestive supplement for dogs)!

Read Sarah's full review on the link below.
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/09/12/dog_digestion-3/

Laila: German Shepherd digestion helped by Bionic Biotic

This is Laila (on the right) a rescue German Shepherd.

Laila had digestive issues including a lack of appetite and runny stools, until her owner discovered Bionic Biotic - digestion supplement for dogs.

To read Laila's full story click on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/07/28/laila-runny-stools/

Casper: Border terrier with sensitive digestion

This is Casper, a 17 month old border terrier.

Casper had a very sensitive digestive system, leading to loose stools, sickness and discomfort, until his owner, Susan Williams, discovered Bionic Biotic - digestion supplement for dogs.

To read how Bionic Biotic helped click on the link below.

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/08/04/terrier-with-sensitive-stomach/

Helping a boxer with bad wind

This is Yogi, a boxer who had bad wind until his owner discovered Bionic Biotic (probiotic for dogs)

To read Yogi's full story click on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/02/23/boxer-with-bad-wind/

Holly: An old dog with runny stools and wind

This is Holly. She is an old rescue dog, who has been through numerous home.

Holly's owner was looking for something that would help Holly with her runny stools and wind, she found Bionic Biotic (dog health supplement).

To read Holly's story click on the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/02/10/holly-delicate-digestion-and-wind/

Lydia, a lurcher with a "Squerky Tummy"

This is Lydia, a lurcher who had a "squerky tummy" until her owner discovered Bionic Biotic (health supplement for dogs)

Click on the link below to read her full story here:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/01/06/lurcher-appetite/

Puppy power! Superdogs that come to the rescue

They can fetch your slippers, bring you the post and rollover amongst other things, but could you ever imagine your dog rescuing someone from danger.

With the release of Bolt , the new Disney Pixar animation about a dog who thinks he is a real super hero (pictured above), we sniffed out a few of our amazing dog ‘tales’ to prove that when danger strikes it’s not always the humans that come running first. Here are some super dogs that surprised their owners with their antics when they came to save the day.

Last year a dog saved a toddler by shielding him from a venomous snake and taking a bite in the neck. The tot was playing with his grandmother's terrier, Pickle, in her garden when he was confronted by an adder. The dog jumped between them but the snake bit Pickles who was saved by emergency treatment. What a hero. Click here to read the story.

In Argentina, an eight year old working dog saved the life of a premature baby left abandoned by his teenage mother in a shanty town in Buenos Aires. Shaggy dog La China managed to pick up the tiny baby without inflicting any injuries to him and carried him 50 metres to place him alongside her own puppies and care for him. You can watch the super nanny dog here.

But dogs are not only out to save us; they will even risk their lives to save other dogs and animals.

In this video clip a very brave dog crosses busy motorway traffic to try and drag the body of another dog to safety. Onlookers are astonished at the antics of this lost motorway mutt.

Another terrier down under risked his life to save a litter of newborn kittens from a blazing house fire. When firemen entered the house to search for remaining people they found Leo standing guard over some kittens despite thick nasty smoke filling the room. Leo, who lost consciousness and stopped breathing outside, was revived by the firemen using dog CPR. Click here to read this amazing story.

Back in the UK, a ten stone Newfoundland called Whizz was hailed a hero after rescuing a drowning pooch in Somerset. Topper’s owner was walking in a wood near Clevedon when her pet disappeared. She hadn’t realised that mischievous Topper had fallen into a disused water tank close by and couldn’t get out. That’s when friendly giant Whizz came along and grabbed the red setter by the neck to haul him to safety. Read the newspaper clipping here.

You never know, your dog could be the next hero so to help maintain a healthy and happy dog you can add Pooch & Mutt’s dog supplements to their diet daily. Bionic Biotic helps Digestion, condition, weight, skin & coat and Mobile Bones, with Glucosamine for dogs, is excellent for mobility and joint problems. To win a bag of Bionic Biotic try our prize draw here.

Spiderdog? - Last but not least this is a dog who really has been reading too many super hero comics. Click here to watch this exclusive video of spider dog!

IVY's Story

Ivy’s Story:
A German Shepherd rescued and treated by the RSPCA Leicestershire Branch
On 16th Dec 2007, Ivy the German Shepherd was found tied to a lamp post on a main road in Leicester. She was in a very poor state and had barely any fur. Her skin was very inflamed and itchy; it was obvious that she had been suffering for many months.

Ivy was rushed straight to a vet for examination. Her skin condition was a mystery as she didn’t have fleas, and all the tests for sarcoptic mange proved negative. She certainly had some kind of deep rooted infection and fears were that she may never recover from this horrendous skin complaint. The months of suffering had made Ivy very depressed, her condition had worn her down.

Ivy had been prescribed a course of antibiotics by the vet and required regular baths in a soothing shampoo to try to alleviate the itching. In conjunction with this treatment we also gave her POOCH & MUTT’S “BIONIC BIOTIC” (a supplement to help aid the recovery of both skin and coat). Ivy had a spoonful of the supplement sprinkled on her on her food of each day. She never refused this supplement and it was always readily eaten without any problems.

We had been warned by the vet that her fur may never grow back as the hair follicles may be too damaged. However much to everyone’s amazement I am delighted to say that Ivy’s fur has grown back on 98% of her body. Her skin has now shown incredible improvement and although she still has slight signs of the infection on her tummy we are ever hopefully that the continued use of “BIONIC BIOTIC” will eventually get this under control.

As you can see by the photos Ivy is a lot happier in herself and is almost ready for us to re-home her.

Lisa Smith. RSPCA Leicestershire