superfeast | INSTAGRAM | JAN 24

If tonic herbs and medicinal mushrooms are great for us, surely they’re great for our pets too? The simple answer is yes they are! In terms of what herbs to take, it’s safest to stick to the medicinal mushrooms when working with animals - they can take definitely take other Chinese herbs, and animals that are under a lot of stress or strain will benefit from Jing herbs and others, but we recommend that you consult with a professional before experimenting with your precious pet. When starting to feed your pets medicinal mushrooms and tonic herbs, start with 1/3 of the recommended dose twice daily for two days, and monitor for adverse effects. If there are no adverse effects, try upping the dose to 2/3 of the recommended dose for another three days. If all is well, give the animal the recommended dose based on the table below. Remember that our extracts are potent - a little goes a long way.