How Mushrooms Can Help Our Pets | NHP Podcast Ep. 25 | Dr. Judy Morgan & Joni Kamlet
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Mushroom Nerd, Joni Kamlet with Real Mushrooms, joins Dr. Judy for a fun and informative chat about medicinal mushrooms for our pets. How do they work? Which are the best ones for our animals and why? And what are some mushroom supplement quality issues that we need to look for when purchasing? Listen in and join the ladies in geeking out about mushrooms!
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I've been feeding my furbabies mushrooms for many many years now and same with ourselves.. Im feeding them 2 x a week on thier either raw or slightly cooked meals on top of other wonderful foods , fruits, etc.... God has given us all the medicines for our health and the wild animals know this too...❤🙏😊
Always cook! Most of the polysachirides are locked up in the chitin. It's not digestable until broken down by heat. Slightly cooked is no good either.
We use Real Mushrooms! We receive these mushrooms every month and feed them to our completely raw fed dogs. Never without! Thank you to both of you.
Where you get your mushrooms from.
@@javiercuevassanchez6446 from Real Mushrooms. That's the name.
Daily ?
I forage and sell chaga and reishi and both my pets get some dual extract every day. My channel shows some of my reishi and chaga adventures with one of my fur babies , Arlo. On ebay he's featured in some photos. I make extracts but encourage people to make their own. It's easy but chaga in particular takes a long time to do the alcohol extraction. So get some started asap!
Thank you both, perfect timing, just starting to incorporate mushrooms into my dogs diet as well as my own. This presentation proved my research that Real Mushrooms is the best source for product and has been so helpful as to the benefits. Thank you
What a wonderful discussion! I’ve been giving my dogs Real Mushrooms for a couple of years now… I enjoy learning more about the many benefits of mushrooms! Thank you, both! 🍄🧡🤓
Reishi is not bitter if you make a strong slow water infusion (crock pot) then add few drops of extract (glycerin based for pets of course) for the beta glucans. I find at least one most years on dead hemlock (ganoderma tsugae) in Vermont.
Me too. Northern NY. Awesome reishi year up here this year. I give my dogs a dual extract of chaga 50% and reishi, lionsmane. Just had some reishi tea and it wasn't bad.
I feed my dogs great home cooked foods and will continue to learn. Always more to learn 😊
So in the case of Chaga, Turkey Tail and Reishi mushroom, all of which I collect, process and use, you want what's called a double extraction, alcohol extracts beta glucans while water infusions extract polysaccharides, you want both.
Been doing this for 20 years and it helps to be an herbalist!
Been making tea with the chaga I collect. I'll have to try extractions. Any books you recommend for extraction directions? I like to have print books, just in case.
@@Curlygirly84 it's so simple! Fill a ball jar w chaga, top off w 80 proof or higher, dark and cool place 4 to 6 wks, flip jar once a day to stir
@@lindseyeckert5914 awesome, sounds easy. So then I just take doses of the infusion, like with the alcohol?
@@Curlygirly84 What I do is crock pot the mushrooms for a tea infusion (low 8-12 hrs) and then add back 30 drops of the alcohol extraction to each tea cup.
@@lindseyeckert5914 perfect! Thanks a million❤️
I use several realmushroom products for myself. My Standard Poodle Simon takes 5Defenders and Cordyceps. I alternate these two products with realmushrooms Daily Dawg. Realmushrooms are the highest quality and awesome customer service. Doc Rob Silver, the petmushroom formulator is great also and truly cares about our pets!
What type of mushrooms
Any good for Collapsing Trachea (4. Lb , 17 yr. Old chihuahua- damage done after tooth extraction). Thank you.
Big question???
Can one use CHAGA???
That is a healing mushroom . In other countries chag is used for cancer treatments.
I make chaga tea from my forage bounty 😊
So I'm confused is the turkey tail the best for prevention or is she saying the recent study wasnt showing that good results ? I use real mushroom and was focusing on turkey tail .
turkey tail is good. Find your own , it's common. There are several look-a-likes ( which are not poisinous).
Hi Dr. Judy Morgan, I have a question period. I feed my dog. I have a Yorky mix that is 9 pounds small batch dog food but I’m wondering how much calories she really she needs. When I moved her from primal to small batch, I fed her according to the small batch instructions, which for her would be about four sliders, as she’s in between the two recommended for five and four recommended for 10. But since I switched, she’s been really hungry and I’ve noticed that her back legs have a small bald patch which I know can be a sign of malnutrition or the dog not getting enough nutrients. I took her to the vet and they didn’t see anything that could be medically wrong. So I’m wondering if she’s not getting enough calories the pork sliders I feed her say that they are 37 cal each. And when I google search to find out how many calories is recommended to feed your dog, I get 40 cal per pound of bodyweight which for her would be 360 which in small batches terms would mean I’d have to feed her nine sliders, which is what they recommend for a 20 pound dog.
What would be a daily mushroom supplement for food and a cat? Where do you find the 5 Defenders?
drjudymorgan.com/products/real-mushrooms-5-defenders-mushroom-complex-powder-45g?_pos=2&_sid=a8f159db6&_ss=r
I have a stupid question. Is this product( 5 defenders) just for dogs (animal ) or for humans as well? Or does REAL MUSHROOMS make human grade as well?
@@lesliesteinhauser2595 There are no stupid questions, just stupid answers. The product can be used for humans and animals alike.
@@DrJudyMorgan thank you. I have a 6 pound dog and cat. They’d get very little.
I also was losing at Daily Dawgs?? Think that’s it
@@lesliesteinhauser2595 Real Mushrooms is originally a human product company I think.
Cats???