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Pooch & Mutt Bionic Mobile Bones is a concentrated canine joint supplement of superb quality designed to complement your dog's daily food intake. Using top quality ingredients including human grade natural extracts, Mobile Bones encourages mobility, prolonged agility, normal joint and bone health.
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have given this supplement to my dog since 2015
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Brought this for my old dog. Before taking it he wasn’t really up for any proper exercise (he use to be very active). Now he happily comes for walks and will jump up and down steps. I’ve tried other joint supplements. This is by far the best! It’s a power that he happily eats mixed in with his dinner
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Vitamins looks and smells like natural products inside not like synthetic smell my dog is really very happy to eat them with his food he is even excited waiting for me to put Vitamins in his food.
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Bought this as one of my Yorkies is having knee cap problems and another is getting on a bit and sometimes appears a bit stiff in the hips when she gets up. Of course, being dogs, they can't tell me if they feel better, but I haven't noticed any problems since they've been taking it for the last couple of months. I can say that it mixes well with their food, raw and biscuits, and it doesn't smell. They eat their food with no problem so I'm assuming that either it has no taste or they don't mind it. I'll keep using it unless I see the problems return, but fingers crossed so far!
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Pooch & Mutt Mobile Bones Joint Supplement for Dogs, including answers from our team.
Julie Little
My pointer puppy is 7 months old and unfortunately fractured his femur after jumping and landing badly on the laminate floor 6 wks ago.
He had the fracture pinned and wired and the vet says we can now walk him on the lead.
He is still limping badly and does not put his weight through that leg. He has daily meloxicam prescribed from the vets. I have given him synonquin growth tablets from 3 months old. Would this product be of more benefit and is it okay for puppies ?
For a puppy with a fractured femur, the main thing you can provide as far as nutrition is concerned is just a good quality, balanced diet. The meloxicam is sensible enough to help relieve discomfort and the Synoquin might well help keep the joints as healthy as possible. I fear that if your dog is not bearing weight well after 6 weeks, then there might be a surgical complication. Your vet could perhaps x-ray the fracture site and assess things that way. The Mobile Bones supplement will do no harm and you could change it for the Synoquin, but it is a minor factor compared with the others involved.
Trev
I noticed this has grapeseed extract, is this safe? Its for an elderly dog with some mobility issues (joints)
That is a good question and the answer is yes. The toxic element found sometimes in grapes has not yet been identified to my knowledge, but resides within the flesh of the grape, not the seed. Grape seeds and grape seed extracts have not been associated with this odd (and unusual) toxicity, so this product can indeed be regarded as safe.
