Rottweiler with weight problem & Japanese Shiba Inu with runny stools

Here we have Roxi (left) and Kenji (right).

Roxi is a rescue Rottweiler, who is almost 5 and Kenji is a Japanese Shiba who is almost 4.

Their owner, Anna Smith had been experiencing some weight issues with Roxi and had trouble finding a remedy for Kenji's bad stomach.

She has found both of their conditions to have rapidly improved since using Bionic Biotic, after seeing it advertised in Dogs World magazine.

To read her full review click on the link below

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/11/01/roxi-kenji-rotttweiler-with-weight-problem-japanese-shiba-inu-with-runny-stools/#more-5062

Mini Dachshunds With Shedding Coats

Here we have Dai Bach, a 4 year old silver dapple sausage and 22-month-old Dinky.

The Mini Dachshunds were both experiencing shedding of the coats and a lack of energy.

Their owner, Sian, introduced use Bionic Biotic (health supplement for dogs) and Mobile Bones  (joint & bone supplement) into their diet after discovering the brand on-line.

To read her full review click on the link below.

http://www.poochandmutt.com/2011/10/26/mini-dachshund-shedding-coats/

New Products Preview

As a special treat to our blog and facebook followers we wanted to give you a 'heads up' on some new products coming out very soon.





As you can see from the pictures above the new products are smaller, concentrated versions of our exisiting products, (Bionic Biotic for dog's skin, coat, condition & digestion & Mobile Bones for dogs joints & bones) containing the same powerful combination active ingredients.

The new bags weigh 200g and will last an average dog 1 month.

As you can see on the picture below they are in a granulated/powdered form that is easily mixed in with a dog's regular food.

The main advantage of the new range is that they are a lot smaller. This is good news for:
1) Customers who buy direct, as they will fit through a standard letter box
2) Customers who buy from stores - stores will be more likely to stock as they take up less shelf space
3) The environment, as there are less emissions from transport




The new packs will be available very soon from www.poochandmutt.com and retailers nationwide.

Photo Competition: Mid-Month reminder

Photo Competition: Mid-Month reminder

We are just over half way through the month, so thought it was time for a quick reminder about the Pooch & Mutt photo competition on Facebook.

Each month we give prizes to the best photo added to our Facebook fan page - voted for from a shortlist of photos.

To enter go to http://www.facebook.com/poochandmutt and upload a photo of your dog. You can upload as many photos as you like.

Here are some of the most recent photos:






For more info on Pooch & Mutt's Natural Dog Health Supplements click here
http://www.poochandmutt.com

2 dod on Bionic Biotic: Benjy & Henry

New story: Benjy & Henry


Benjy is a Yorkshire Terrier (who likes chasing pigeons)



Henry is a Cavalier King Charles



Both dogs are fed Pooch & Mutt's Bionic Biotic and Henry also has Mobile Bones, as his joints are a bit stiff.

You can read their full story here:
http://www.poochandmutt.com/bionicbiotic/bionic-biotic-testimonials/cavalier-stomach/

CLA Game Fair

The CLA Game Fair 2009 starts on Friday – The world’s biggest countryside event.

Representing all the traditional country sports as well as all the new activities to enjoy in the countryside, The Game Fair is a great opportunity for all members of the family Have A Go at them all.

There are over 900 exhibition stands making this the largest out of town shopping experience with everything to buy from all your country sports needs to regional foods, garden equipment, rural crafts, fine art and specialist holidays.

Pooch & Mutt will be on stand H0943 Between Gunmaker's Row and the Gun Dog Section

For more info on what's going on at the show visit www.gamefair.co.uk

Pooch & Mutt’s guide to The Ultimate Pet Show

This bank holiday weekend (2-4 May 2009) the Birmingham NEC which will be rejoicing the wonderful world of pets with the opening of ‘The Ultimate Pet Show'.

Showcasing ‘all creatures great and small’ ‘The Ultimate Pet Show' can be described as a gigantic pet shop filled with absolutely everything for everyone who loves pets. From accessories, services, information for pets of all kinds including cats, ponies, fish, birds, reptiles and of course our favourite canine companions, the show is a true haven for animal aficionados from all over the nation.

Pooch & Mutt will be welcoming visitors on stand D24 where you will be able to find out more about unique and natural dog supplements, Bionic Biotic and Mobile Bones. They will also be awarding the prize to the "Favourite Pet Friendly Pub or Restaurant" in thepet.net awards.

Here are five things you should be doing if you plan to visit the Ultimate Pet Show this weekend:

Talented Pets Competition – Check out the fabulous finalists in the search for Britain’s Most Talented Pets. The grand finale will be presented on the Jollyes Lifestage on Saturday 2 May by a celebrity panel of judges including TV vet and founder of thepet.net, Marc Abraham, Carolyn Menteith, dog trainer and judge on Living TV’s The Underdog, and Stuart Winter, Sunday Express award-winning Environment Editor.

Pet seminars – Get stuck into a variety of educational and fun sessions to find out more about your favourite animals or decide which pet is best for you. Seminars include ‘Myths About Cats and Dogs’ by Debbie Connolly, star of BBC’s Dog Borstal, Man’s Best Friend, an inspirational seminar, presented by Peter Gorbing, Chief Executive, Dogs for the Disabled, with examples demonstrating the unique bond between man and dog. Click here to see the full schedule of seminars running at the show.

Adopt a pet – The Blue Cross will be offering free advice on the facts of adopting or sponsoring a pet. Ever thought about introducing a new member to your family? You could be helping thousands of homeless pets in need. Pop along to stand E22 and check out if you are cut out to be a pet foster parent.

Animal action – If you are looking for more action get yourself along to the Petplan Animal Action area. From rescue dog agility displays organised by Dogs Trust to duck herding with the Quack Pack, ferret racing to horse stunt displays and fun dog training demos - there plenty to watch and clap about. For more show highlights click here for a daily schedule of events.

Meet the Medics – The shows very own pet clinic for those who have any medical queries about their pets, but didn’t want to bother the vet? Pet owners can openly discuss any tricky problems with PDSA vets and nurses who will be able to advise on those little pet problems and answer your pet health queries. PDSA will also be running A Day in the Life of an Animal Medic on Saturday 2nd May.

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