Toby: Labrador Diagnosed With Epilepsy

Rebecca has been giving her six year old Labrador Toby Bionic Biotic for more than six months now. Toby has been suffering from numerous problems: from constantly upset stomach and ear infections to occasional seizures. Rebecca's vets concluded that Toby had epilepsy and were going to put him on epilepsy tablets. This wasn't something that Rebecca wanted to do.

Rebecca started doing research and discovered Bionic Biotic. After giving it to Toby she noticed that the supplement started to give him more energy, better digestion and the dog started to feel much better. In addition to this Rebecca also learned about wheat allergies and she soon discovered that it was not epilepsy that was causing the seizures, but wheat allergy that Toby had. She decided to change Toby's diet and give him Bionic Biotic. In less than six months he was no longer suffering from seizures and only once he had upset stomach.

To learn more about how Bionic Biotic helped Toby click here

Labrador with stiff joints

This is Greta, a labrador with stiff joints. Greta has been off Rymadyl and on the two teaspoon's of Mobile Bones twice a day program for a month or so. Her owner Monica is really seeing improvement!

While Rymadyl might have helped Greta's pain some, she became listless, sad and her appetite decreased. Off the drug and onto Mobile Bones returned her to her happy self.

To read the full review click the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/06/12/labrador-stiff-joints-4/

Labrador with stiff joints

This is Bob, a Labrador with stiff joints. Bob and Esther sadly had to come back into rescue when their owner became ill and could no longer walk them. Bob is 13 years old and his hips were giving him trouble, pain and stiffness on rising and the desire to walk very far was no longer there. With the vets agreement the rescue put Bob (yellow Lab) on Mobile Bones and within 10 days started to see a difference. He was no longer stiff and eagerly went for walks with his sister Esther.

Bob ran out of Mobile Bones whilst the rescue waited for a new delivery and during those 7 days reverted to his old self, not wanting to walk and very stiff on his joints.

To read the full review click the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/05/24/labrador-stiff-joints-3/

Elderly lab x collie

This is Jake, an elderly lab x collie.

Jake's owner Sue got him from Wood Green Animal Shelter in Godmanchester in 2000, he will be 16 around June this year. 

He was really feeling down, not interested in walks and not at all happy.  Sue was looking around the internet and found Pooch & Mutt and Mobile Bones for the elderly dog. She sent away for a sample pack and gave it to Jake, and she is amazed at how he has changed!

To read the full review click the link below: 
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/04/10/elderly-lab-x-collie/#more-5999 

Labrador with arthritis

This is Bailey, a labrador with arthritis.

Bailey's owner Deborah started him on Mobile Bones along with his brother Barney.

Although not as arthritic as his brother there was a noticable difference in Barney's mobility. Sadly he had an undetected heart condition and became very ill at Christmas, Deborah lost him after the new year.

To read the full review click the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/02/10/barney-labrador-with-arthritis/

Labrador with stiff joints

This is Merlot, a 4½ year old Labrador

Two and a half years ago Merlot was suffering a great deal of joint pain after walks, after many visits to the vet, xrays and being prescribed pain killers it was concluded that the cause was her joints wearing.

After a great deal of research her owner, Gary, came across Mobile Bones. He has been feeding it for over 2 years and no longer uses the pain killers.

To read his full review click the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/01/19/labrador-stiff-joints-2/

Labrador with Stiff Joints

This is Hudson, an 11-year-old Labrador (pictured with Alfie, a miniature wired haired Daschund aged 5) who suffers with stiff limbs.

Hudson's owner, Cary was recommended Mobile Bones by a friend with a similar aged Labrador.

To read her full review click the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2012/01/03/labrador_stiff_joints/

Labrador with a tumour & arthritis

This is Daisy, she has arthritis in her back legs & a tumour in her liver.

Her owner Elaine was desperately searching for something that could help her when she came across Bionic Biotic on-line.

She has been using Bionic Biotic for 6 weeks and the improvement it has made to her life has been dramatic.

To read her full review click on the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/12/13/elderly_labrador/

Labrador after a hip replacement

This is Evie, a 7-year-old Labrador who had a hip replacement 4yrs ago.

Her owner Dennis has been been using Mobile Bones for 3 years and finds it to be a tremendous help to her.

To read the full review click on the link below:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/12/06/labrador_hip_joint/

Happy Halloween From Pooch & Mutt!

Alfie dressed as 'Dracula' & Milly as his bride. Picture courtesy of Julie Roberts

Halloween is a great opportunity to get dressed up and have a good time, and providing your pet can tolerate it why not get them involved too?

Every month at Pooch & Mutt we have a photo competition and this month we have received some fabulous Halloween themed pictures that we couldn't resist sharing with you.

September's 'Photo of The Month' winner Julie Roberts submitted the picture above of her Staffy Alfie dressed very smartly as 'Dracula' with his 'Bride of Dracula' friend Milly the chocolate Labrador. Whilst the picture below features Trig hanging out with his pumpkin buddies.

Have you got a picture of your dog to share? If so, why not get involved and submit a picture of your pooch getting into the Halloween spirit. The winner will receive a Pooch & Mutt prize!

Submit your picture to our Facebook page here: http://www.facebook.com/poochandmutt

Closing date for October entries is Monday 31st.

Despite Halloween being enjoyed by many the world over, it can be quite a distressing time for a number of humans and animals, dogs included.

Here are some tips to prevent your dog from having a hellish Halloween:

1. If you're thinking of dressing up your dog make sure they are can tolerate it. Ensure the costume is safe and does not constrict your dog’s movement or their ability to breathe freely. 

2. Keep your dog indoors if possible. Some trick or treaters can get a little silly and end up playing pranks on animals, leaving them scared, hurt or worse.

3. If you are having an indoor party, place your dog in a room where they won't be disturbed. They will be more comfortable in a quiet familiar place, away from loud noises and groups of people.

4. Leave a TV or radio playing in the dog’s room to help mask loud noises. The constant ringing of the doorbell can sometimes be very upsetting for dogs. 

Trig says "Happy Howl-O-Ween!" Picture courtesy of Sylvia Hall Shimkus

Labrador with stiff joints helped by Mobile Bones

This is Bailey, a chocolate Labrador, who has stiff joints following steroid treatment and chemo for cancer, which aged him prematurely.

Bailey's brother Barney also had a stiff shoulder following an injury.

Both dogs are now fed Mobile Bones (joint supplement for dogs).

Click on the link below to read how Mobile Bones has helped:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/06/22/labradors_stiff_joints/

Barney: Rescue Labrador

This is Barney, on the left.

He is one of the Labradors from the rescue centre The Labrador Lifeline Trust that uses Mobile Bones (joint supplement for dogs).

To read Barney's full testimonial click on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/11/11/labrador_joints_stiffness/

Evie: Labrador who had a hip replacement

This is Evie a 5 year Old Chocolate Labrador who uses Mobile Bones (joint supplement for dogs) following her hip replacement.

To read Evie's testimonial click on the link below

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/06/29/labrador-with-stiff-joints/

Labrador Lifeline Trust Feedback

This is Jake, a rescue dog from The Labrador Lifeline Trust.

The Labrador Lifeline Trust approached Pooch & Mutt after hearing good reports about Mobile Bones (joint and bone supplement). As with all rescue centers we offered them matched donations. They took us up on the offer and now have a lot of dogs on Mobile Bones who are really benefitting from it.

To read the full feedback from The Labrador Lifeline Trust click on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/11/01/labrador_joint_supplement/

To find out more about the The Labrador Lifeline Trust click below:

http://www.labrador-lifeline.co.uk/

Beath: 15 year old Labrador who has Mobile Bones and Bionic Biotic

This is Beath, a 15 year old Chocolate Labrador.

Beath has Mobile Bones (joint supplement for dogs) as she is old and stiff and Bionic Biotic (digestive supplement for dogs) as she had runny stools.

You can read Beath's full review at:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/10/19/labrador-stools-stiff-joints/

Oscar: Labrador with runny stools

This is Oscar. Oscar had a bit of a problem with 'squishy poos'.

His owner, Nicky, tried a lot of different ways to fix this, including diet changes and cutting out treats, but nothing worked until she tried Bionic Biotic (digestive supplement for dogs).

To read Oscar's full testimonial click on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/05/11/runnystools/

Labrador with itchy skin caused by allergy

The picture below shows Alfie, a Labrador, before taking Bionic Biotic (skin supplement for dogs). The picture above shows him 1 month later.

To read Alfie's full testimonial visit:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/08/06/alfie-itchy-labrador/

Bella: Labrador on joint medication

Bella is a 10 year old lab who has stiff joints. She was even prescribed Meloxidyl by her vet (which can have side effects including vomiting, loss of appetite and loss of vitality).

Her owners have now discovered Mobile Bones, joint supplement for dogs, and have managed to reduce the dosage of her medication, whilst ensuring that she can still enjoy long walks and narrow boat holidays.

To read more click on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/07/28/labrador-stiff-joints/

Paddy: A labrador with runny stools

Paddy is a lab who had a bit of a problem with runny stools, meaning he didn't get to have too many treats. Until his owner found Bionic Biotic (digestive supplement for dogs).

Read Paddy's full testimonial on the link below

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/05/11/runnystools/

Update from Nim - underweight Lab x Collie

This is Nim, some of you might remember him from a previous post. He is a Lab x Collie who had runny stools and was underweight until his owner discovered Bionic Biotic (health supplement for dogs).

We just got an update from Nim's owner Monica, she has taken him to the vet for his vaccination booster, and the vet was very impressed. You can read Monica's update on the link below:

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2010/04/14/labrador-cross-with-runny-stools/