FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

DOSAGE INSTRUCTIONS

The dosage given to a particular animal depends on their size. It is important to start on a lower dosage to allow your pets body to adjust to the effects of Lion's Mane entering their nervous system because as it is administered, LM stimulates their nervous system and generates new cell growth. We advise starting with the following and increase as their nervous systems adapts:

Cats and small dogs - 1/16 teaspoon

Medium dog - 1/8 teaspoon

Large dog - 1/4 teaspoon

Extra-large dog - 1/2 teaspoon

This can be administered either once or twice a day, we recommend starting on the smallest dose once a day while your furbaby adapts.

You can either directly give your pet our Lion's Mane liquid by force feeding them with a syringe (without the needle) directly into their mouth, or you can mix it into their food. LM is a great source of nutrient with a raw diet. Another option is letting the LM liquid absorb into a biscuit treat.

BENEFITS OF LION'S MANE

Lion's Mane has the following benefits and properties:

helps reduce cholesterol levels

balances hormone levels

helps with degenerative myelopathy

alleviates allergies

slows down growths of tumor and cancer cells

reduces risks of heart attacks

helps fasten recover injuries

provides kidneys and lungs with nutrients

helps decrease levels and manage anxiety and depression

anti-inflammatory

increases cognitive functions and prevents dementia and Alzheimer's

helps increase memory

heals and prevents stomach ulcers

promotes growth of healthy digestive cells

repairs and stimulates new growth of cells

DOES LION'S MANE HAVE ANY SIDE EFFECTS?

Do not give LM to animals who:

- have mushroom allergies

- are pregnant or lactating

While your pets body adapts to the effects of LM, they may experience some mild gastrointestinal discomfort as their gut flora changes. This is also true for animal with allergies, they symptoms may heighten before they become alleviated.

If any serious reactions occur, stop use immediately and consult a holistic vet.