Real Mushrooms Lion’s Mane Pet Mushroom Supplement – Pet Wellbeing Capsules – for Cat & Dog Supplement & Vitamins – Support Mindful Routines – Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, 120 Count

This has improved my older dogs cognitive abilities!!

i have a 14 year old husky mix with a mild case of dementia before i started using this he would be terrified of almost anything on walks he acted disoriented wasnt sure which way to go but the worse part was he was afraid of me the vet gave him some stuff for anxiety all it did was put him to sleep and he would throw up on it i researches every possible alternative and lions mane kept showing up this company gives the fruiting bodies whicj is what you need in medicinal mushrooms well it worked and hes been on it for 2 years now he still has moments every now and then but it goes away and hes back to being my baby iadded their reishi to his protocol and it helps with his stomach just a half capsuke of each every nite and there is a big difference this is an honest review as a fur babys mom i know how you hope you can help and you want to trust something that helps your baby all i can say is if you get it start in small amounts to see if he can handle it and if its a no you can take them go look lions mane up theres alot of benefits

Excellent product and quality! Always arrives on time and I can feel the difference in how I feel and my metabolism.

My dog was taking these. Seemed to keep her alert, she was 15 yo.

This product has done an amazing job controlling my dog’s allergies. I highly recommend it to anyone who has a dog that is experiencing skin allergies.

I use this for my senior dog and I believe it has helped his anxiety

I bought these for our 13 year old Boston terrier who has dementia. Sadly, they didn't help at all after a month of taking them everyday.

I'll update my review when I'm done dosing my 12 yo Collie, who has DM. I read that Lion's Mane was good for her nervous system and thought it was right. I give her half a capsule for breakfast and dinner. She has just recently lost the use of her front legs and insists on holding herself up to eat and drink but I still have to transport her. She somehow scoots across the room surprisingly unaided. I'm hoping to retain her residual strength to keep her as active as possible. She doesn't seem to realize her lack of mobility and flails her legs when she's either going to the bathroom with diapers on, or in her dreams. On nice days in the Winter, I lay her on top of an outside dog lounger and put a light blanket on top so she can enjoy the fresh air and get some sunshine. The lounger was otherwise unusable until now.