Four Leaf Rover 7 Shrooms mješavina gljiva za pse, 51 g

Four Leaf Rover 7 Shrooms is a blend of 7 proven mushrooms that help support the immune system in dogs. The dual extraction process ensures that the beneficial beta-glucans and triterpenoids in the mushrooms are bioavailable and can improve the immune system, liver and kidney function.

Dosage (dogs):

0.5-13 kg - ½ teaspoon daily (enough for 2 months);

14-27 kg - ¾ teaspoon daily (enough for 45 days);

28-45 kg - 1 teaspoon daily (enough for 1 month);

over 46 kg - 1.5 teaspoons daily (enough for 22 days).

Initial dose: 2 times a day for 4-6 weeks or as directed by a veterinarian.

Maintenance dose: 1 time a day.

Composition: Active ingredients in 1.7 g (1 teaspoon): turkey tail extract 243 mg, chaga extract 243 mg, cordyceps extract 243 mg, phellinus extract 243 mg, maitake extract 243 mg, reishi extract 243 mg, shiitake extract 243 mg.

The mushrooms in Seven 'Shrooms are grown in greenhouses on natural wood and substrates in filtered air. The entire mushroom is then twice extracted and gently ground into a powder, then tested for safety and high beta-glucan content.

It is important to note that most beta-glucans are found in the fruiting body of the mushroom. The downside is that growing mushrooms is expensive. In fact, most "mushroom" products are just mycelium, which is just the "root" of the mushroom. To produce it, mycelium is placed in plastic bags of sorghum, oats or rice, and then placed in a growth cabinet. The mycelium is then ground with the grains to produce a high-starch product. Natural mushrooms contain little starch, on average about 4% carbohydrates.

So how can you tell the difference between real mushrooms and the other type (mycelium)?

Simply look or ask for the beta-glucan content. If the product does not claim to contain beta-glucan (or if it is low), you can be pretty sure that the product is mycelium, not mushroom. And don't be fooled by high polysaccharide content... anything with high starch content will have high polysaccharide content.

Seven Mushrooms have a guaranteed beta-glucan content in each mushroom:

Turkey Tail – 53%

Reishi – 47%

Cordyceps – 27%

Maitake – 36%

Phellinus – 23%

Shiitake – 32%

Chaga – 16%