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8-in-1 Dog Treats – Multifunctional Soft Chews For Dogs
8-in-1 Dog Treats – Multifunctional Soft Chews For Dogs
8-in-1 Dog Treats – Multifunctional Soft Chews For Dogs
8-in-1 Dog Treats – Multifunctional Soft Chews For Dogs
8-in-1 Dog Treats – Multifunctional Soft Chews For Dogs
8-in-1 Dog Treats – Multifunctional Soft Chews For Dogs
mushroom powder for dogs
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  • Model: HighV Mushroom Powder for Dogs
  • Weight: 0.20kg
  • SKU: MDP90
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HighV Mushroom Powder for Dogs is a daily meal topper made from nine functional mushroom extracts: Lion's Mane, Reishi, Cordyceps, Chaga, Shiitake, Maitake, Enoki, Tremella and Phellinus. Every extract is standardised to 30% polysaccharides, the beta-glucan-rich compounds mushrooms are valued for, so each scoop delivers a consistent, measurable amount rather than a vague "mushroom blend". Unflavoured, it stirs straight into wet or dry food. 90g tub, suitable for dogs from 6 months. Contains no CBD, hemp or THC.

At a glance

  • Nine mushroom extracts in one daily scoop, not a single-mushroom product
  • Standardised to 30% polysaccharides in every extract, so potency is consistent tub to tub
  • Supports everyday immune wellbeing, vitality, cognitive sharpness and a healthy coat
  • Unflavoured fine powder that mixes into any food without changing the taste
  • No treats, no tablets, no fuss: a level scoop scaled to your dog's weight
  • Suitable for all breeds and sizes from 6 months of age
  • 90g tub
  • No CBD, hemp or THC, so it can be fed alongside any other supplement

Why functional mushrooms for dogs?

Functional mushrooms are the species people have used in traditional wellness practices for centuries, as distinct from the button mushrooms in the kitchen or the wild ones a dog should never eat on a walk. What makes them interesting for dogs is a group of compounds called polysaccharides, and in particular beta-glucans. These are complex fibres found in the mushroom cell wall that the immune system recognises and responds to, which is why mushroom extracts are so widely used for everyday immune support in both people and animals.

Different species bring different things to the table. Some are traditionally used for calm and resilience, some for energy and stamina, some for the skin and coat, and some for keeping older minds sharp. A blend lets you cover all of that in one scoop instead of buying four separate tubs.

What "standardised to 30% polysaccharides" means

Most mushroom products for dogs don't tell you how strong they are. A tub of ground-up mushroom might contain anywhere from 2% to 40% of the compounds you're paying for, depending on the species, the part of the mushroom used and how it was processed. Standardisation fixes that: each of the nine extracts in HighV Mushroom Powder is tested and adjusted so that 30% of it by weight is polysaccharides. It's the difference between knowing what's in the scoop and hoping.

Because the extracts are concentrated, a small amount goes a long way. A 10kg dog needs one level scoop a day.

The nine mushrooms and what each is known for

Lion's Mane

The shaggy white mushroom most associated with brain and nerve health. Owners often choose it for older dogs, or for breeds that tend to slow down mentally with age, because of its traditional link to cognitive sharpness and focus.

Reishi

Long used in East Asian traditions as an adaptogen, meaning a natural ingredient thought to help the body cope with everyday stress. It's a popular choice for dogs that are easily unsettled, and for general immune wellbeing.

Cordyceps

Traditionally valued for energy, stamina and efficient oxygen use. Suits working dogs, sporting dogs and seniors who could do with a bit more get-up-and-go.

Chaga

Grows on birch trees in cold climates and is one of the most antioxidant-dense mushrooms known. Traditionally used to support the immune system and help the body handle everyday oxidative stress; many owners also link it to a glossier coat.

Shiitake

A well-studied culinary and functional mushroom, naturally rich in beta-glucans and the polysaccharide lentinan. Traditionally used for immune support and a healthy heart and circulation.

Maitake

Known for its immune-supporting polysaccharides and traditionally associated with a healthy metabolism, which makes it a useful inclusion for dogs whose weight needs watching.

Enoki

The long, thin white mushroom you'll recognise from noodle dishes. It contributes B vitamins, selenium, potassium, dietary fibre and its own beta-glucans, supporting digestion alongside general wellbeing.

Tremella

Sometimes called the "beauty mushroom". Its polysaccharides hold water in much the same way hyaluronic acid does, so it's traditionally linked to skin hydration, coat condition and joint comfort.

Phellinus

Less famous in the West but highly regarded in East Asian traditions for its antioxidant and immune-supporting properties. It rounds out the blend for dogs that benefit from broader immune and gut support.

Which dogs benefit most?

  • Senior dogs, for cognitive sharpness, energy and everyday immune support
  • Active, working or sporting dogs that burn through a lot of energy
  • Dogs that pick up every bug going, or seem slow to bounce back
  • Dogs with a dull, dry coat or itchy skin with no obvious cause
  • Dogs that find change, noise or being left stressful
  • Owners who want a broad daily wellbeing supplement without adding treats or calories

If your dog has a diagnosed condition, is on medication that affects the immune system, or is under veterinary care, talk to your vet before starting. Mushroom powder supports a healthy dog; it doesn't replace veterinary treatment.

What to expect, and when

Mushroom extracts are a slow, steady supplement rather than a quick fix. Most owners describe the change as their dog seeming "more themselves" over a few weeks rather than a sudden difference.

  • Weeks 1 to 2: your dog gets used to the powder in their food. Nothing dramatic should happen; a small number of dogs have slightly softer stools while the extra fibre settles in.
  • Weeks 3 to 6: owners commonly report steadier energy, a brighter coat and, in older dogs, a little more alertness.
  • Two months and beyond: the everyday immune and vitality support these extracts are known for builds with daily use. Keep it up rather than stopping and starting.

Feeding guide

Dog weightDaily amount
Up to 10kg1 level scoop
10kg to 25kg2 level scoops
25kg to 40kg3 level scoops
40kg and over4 level scoops

Stir into your dog's usual wet or dry food once a day. With dry kibble, a splash of warm water helps the powder cling to the food. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. Always provide fresh drinking water.

Ingredients

Composition: Lion's Mane Mushroom Extract, Reishi Mushroom Extract, Cordyceps Mushroom Extract, Chaga Mushroom Extract, Enoki Mushroom Extract, Shiitake Mushroom Extract, Maitake Mushroom Extract, Phellinus Mushroom Extract, Tremella Mushroom Extract. All extracts standardised to 30% polysaccharides.

Unflavoured. No fillers, flavourings, colours or preservatives. Complementary pet food for dogs. Net weight 90g.

Suitability and safety

HighV Mushroom Powder is suitable for all breeds and sizes from 6 months of age. It contains no CBD, hemp or THC and can be fed alongside other supplements, including HighV soft chews and CBD pet products. If your dog is pregnant, nursing, has a diagnosed medical condition, or is on prescription medication, especially anything affecting the immune system, check with your vet before adding any supplement. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place with the lid firmly closed, away from direct sunlight. Always check the "Best Before End" date on the label. For animal use only. This item is not a CBD product.

Complete the routine

Because it goes into food rather than being fed as a treat, Mushroom Powder pairs naturally with any of the HighV soft chews. Owners most often combine it with Immunity Dog Treats for a double layer of everyday immune support, Probiotic Dog Treats for the gut, or 8-in-1 Dog Treats for vitamins and minerals. If you are looking specifically for CBD for your dog, see our Salmon CBD Oil. Browse the full HighV Pet Range.

Frequently asked questions

Does HighV Mushroom Powder contain CBD?

No. It contains nine mushroom extracts and nothing else: no CBD, hemp or THC. We sell it alongside our CBD pet range because many owners use both, but they are separate products and can be used together or on their own.

What does mushroom powder do for dogs?

Functional mushroom extracts are rich in polysaccharides, particularly beta-glucans, which are traditionally used to support everyday immune wellbeing. The individual species in this blend are also associated with energy, calm, cognitive sharpness and skin and coat condition. It's a daily wellbeing supplement rather than a treatment for any condition.

Are mushrooms safe for dogs?

The cultivated functional mushrooms in this blend are safe for dogs and have a long history of use. That is very different from wild mushrooms found on walks, some of which are highly toxic; never let your dog eat those. If your dog is on medication that affects the immune system, ask your vet before using any mushroom supplement.

What are polysaccharides and beta-glucans?

Polysaccharides are long chains of sugar molecules, and beta-glucans are the type found in mushroom cell walls. They are the main compounds mushroom extracts are valued for because the immune system recognises and responds to them. "Standardised to 30% polysaccharides" means each extract in the tub has been tested to contain 30% of these compounds by weight.

Why nine mushrooms rather than one?

Each species is known for something slightly different. Lion's Mane for cognition, Reishi for calm, Cordyceps for energy, Chaga for antioxidants, Tremella for skin and coat, and so on. A blend gives broad, all-round support in one scoop; a single-mushroom product is better suited to owners targeting one specific thing.

Can I give it to my puppy?

From 6 months of age, yes. Younger puppies' digestive and immune systems are still developing, so wait until 6 months and then start at the amount for their current weight, adjusting as they grow.

Is it suitable for senior dogs?

Very much so. Senior dogs are the group owners most often buy mushroom powder for, because of the traditional links between Lion's Mane and cognitive sharpness, Cordyceps and energy, and the general immune support of the blend. If your older dog is on long-term medication, mention the supplement at their next vet check.

How long does mushroom powder take to work in dogs?

Allow four to six weeks of daily use before judging it. The effects of mushroom extracts build gradually and depend on consistency, so feed it every day rather than occasionally.

Will my dog notice it in their food?

Rarely. The powder is unflavoured and fine, and it disappears into wet food completely. With dry kibble, stir it in with a little warm water or a spoon of wet food so it coats the pieces rather than sitting at the bottom of the bowl.

Are there any side effects?

Mushroom extracts are very well tolerated. Occasionally a dog has slightly looser stools in the first few days as the extra fibre settles; starting with half the recommended scoop for the first week avoids this. Stop and contact your vet if you notice anything that concerns you.

Can I feed it with other supplements or medication?

It can be fed alongside other supplements, including HighV chews and CBD oil. If your dog is on prescription medication, check with your vet first; that's particularly important for medications that suppress the immune system, or before surgery, as your vet may prefer you to pause any supplement.

How long does a tub last?

That depends on your dog's weight and how many scoops they need each day. A tub lasts longest for small dogs on one scoop and shortest for large dogs on four; check the feeding guide above.

How should I store it?

Keep the lid tightly closed and store the tub in a cool, dry cupboard away from sunlight. Moisture is the main thing that spoils a powder, so use a dry scoop and don't leave the lid off.

What's the difference between mushroom extract and mushroom powder?

Plain mushroom powder is dried, ground mushroom with whatever level of active compounds it happened to contain. An extract has been processed to concentrate those compounds and, in this case, standardised so the level is consistent. Extract is stronger per gram, which is why the scoop sizes here are small.

Broad daily support in a single scoop

Nine of the most valued functional mushrooms, each standardised so you know exactly what your dog is getting, in an unflavoured powder that vanishes into their dinner. HighV Mushroom Powder is the simplest way to give a dog broad, everyday support for immunity, energy, mind and coat. Add a tub to your basket and see the difference a few weeks of daily use makes.

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