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Muttshrooms Medicinal Mushrooms Turkey Tail

Muttshrooms Medicinal Mushrooms Turkey Tail

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DELIVERY INFORMATION

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Important

Please supervise your pet whilst they are eating, chewing, or using any item purchased.

Always ensure they have fresh drinking water available.
TURKEY TAIL:
  • The Turkey Tail Mushroom is a remarkable fungus, distinguished by its vibrant colors reminiscent of a turkey's feathers. With a rich history in Chinese medicine, it has long been celebrated for its efficacy in treating lung ailments. Additionally, in Japan, it is recognized as an approved form of cancer treatment alongside chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Its most renowned attributes lie in its active compounds PSK and PSP, which have demonstrated positive impacts on patients with Gastric, Breast, Colorectal, and Lung Cancers.
  • But how does this benefit our furry companions?
  • Humans and dogs share similar susceptibility to cancers, with dogs being approximately 9 times more likely to develop the disease.
  • Beta-D glucans found in Turkey Tail are associated with immune cell receptors, prompting beneficial changes that elevate immune cell count and restore balance. The advantages of Beta glucans include heightened immune function during illness-induced stress, restoration and equilibrium of immune function, and reduced inflammation.
  • Turkey Tail is a valuable addition for dogs battling autoimmune diseases. It enhances digestion, is rich in antioxidants, and combats yeast overgrowth.
Experience the holistic benefits of Turkey Tail Mushroom for your beloved pets today

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Saturday 27th December - 9am - 1pm
28th, 29th December - CLOSED
Tuesday 30th December - 9am - 1pm
31st December, 1st January - CLOSED
Friday 2nd January - Normal hours resume

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