Chaga Mushroom Extract For Dogs
Chaga for dogs has a huge number potential benefits. These include protection against chronic inflammation, support for cell development, and help with the immune system.
Chaga mushroom has a high concentration of beta glucans, which stimulate immune cells that initiate an inflammatory response. Chaga is also rich in antioxidants called triterpenes, which have been shown to promote healthy cell growth in the body.
The benefits of Chaga mushroom supplements for dogs include:
- Protect and support DNA
- Preventing chronic inflammation
- Free radical scavengers help protect healthy cells from damage caused by free radical molecules
- Support immune system
- Regulate blood sugar levels in dogs with diabetes
Borvo Nutrients Chaga Mushroom Extract
Borvo's range of medicinal mushroom supplements for dogs are cultivated using organic means in the pristine forests of northern Finland. To avoid harming natural sources of wild mushrooms, the chaga mushroom we use is inoculated into birch trees.
Our pure Chaga mushroom extract powder contains the medicinal properties found in the Chaga conk. It is organically grown and sustainably harvested. The way the powder is processed is called Ultrasonic Assisted Extraction. This has two effects. One is that the structure of the mushrooms is altered so that the plant compounds become more available for dogs to use; the second effect is that the cells break down into smaller fragments which increases bio-availability.
By using full-spectrum mushrooms, we guarantee that our products contain a full range of bio-active compounds, including essential nutrients.
Bioavailable Compounds:
ß-(1,3)-(1,6)-D-glucans, triterpenoids, Betulinic acid, sterols, melanin.
Composition:
European organic Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) mushroom extract powder.
Recommended daily dosage
Small dogs < 10kg: 0.25g = tip of a tsp / one pinchMedium dogs 10kg to 20kg: 0.5g = ¼ tsp.
Large dogs > 20kg: 1g = ½ tsp.
Caution: Chaga mushrooms may amplify the effects of blood-thinning medications. Therefore, if your dog is taking such medicines, you should seek advice from your holistic veterinary professional prior to using these fungi.