The short answer Chaga is naturally high in oxalates, compounds that can contribute to calcium oxalate stones in the kidneys and bladder. If your dog or cat has kidney...
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Turkey Tail Mushrooms for Dogs and Cats: Benefits, Research and How to Use Them
The short version Turkey tail (Trametes versicolor, also called Coriolus versicolor) is one of the most researched medicinal mushrooms in the world, and one of the few...
The Benefits of Chaga Mushrooms for Dogs and Cats
The short version Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is a medicinal mushroom that grows on birch trees in cold northern forests. For dogs and cats, research points to five main...
Medicinal Mushrooms for Dogs: The Power of Rotation
The short version Medicinal mushrooms like turkey tail and chaga are rich in beta-glucans, antioxidants, polyphenols, triterpenes and prebiotics. Together they support the...
Chaga vs Turkey Tail Mushrooms for Dogs and Cats: Is One Better Than the Other?
The short answer Neither mushroom is "better." They are good at different things. Turkey tail is the better-researched choice for immune modulation, gut health and cancer...
Dog Years to Human Years: Understanding & Boosting Canine Longevity
I can almost guarantee that you’ve heard the old saying, “one dog year equals seven human years.” As children, my sister and I routinely calculated our dog’s age into human...
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