MycoDog Clarity

Mushrooms are a rich source of antioxidants, beta-glucans, and other bioactive compounds that help maintain immune health, support a normal inflammatory response, and encourage overall organ function. A high-quality dog mushroom supplement, like MycoDog, offers well-rounded wellness support tailored to your pet’s unique needs.

There are numerous reasons to consider adding a functional mushroom supplement to your pet’s routine. Mushrooms provide essential nutrients that may promote overall vitality. They’re naturally rich in vitamins, minerals, and beneficial compounds—including antioxidants and enzymes that support healthy digestion.

Certain mushroom species have long been used to help maintain immune balance and cellular function. Functional mushrooms for pets are valued for their broad range of wellness-supporting properties. In addition to their nutritional content, they can play a role in supporting cognitive function, promoting healthy skin, and encouraging gut health.

The wellness potential of functional mushrooms can be traced to unique compounds such as beta-glucans and triterpenes, found primarily in the cell walls of mushrooms. Beta-glucans, a form of soluble fiber, are known for supporting a healthy immune response and maintaining balanced metabolic function.

Discover the wide-ranging benefits of functional mushrooms for pets—from immune and digestive support to cognitive and cellular wellness—all in a premium mushroom supplement designed to meet your dog’s needs.

Our Clarity mushroom extract & adaptogen blend combines the power of Lion’s Mane, Reishi, and Cordyceps, with Bacopa Monnieri, Ashwagandha, and trace minerals, preserved in organic vegetable glycerin, to support your dog’s cognitive, nervous system, and emotional wellness.

Lion’s Mane, known as "Nature's Nutrient for the Neurons" or the "smart mushroom," is celebrated for its role in cognitive function and memory.

Reishi, often referred to as the "mushroom of immortality," is traditionally used to support vitality and help the body manage stress.

Cordyceps, a mushroom that grows from an insect host, is valued for supporting energy and endurance.

Bacopa Monnieri is traditionally used to promote memory, focus, and calm.

Ashwagandha is an adaptogen that may help regulate stress, mood, and energy levels.

Mineral salts are essential inorganic compounds involved in many body processes, including muscle and nerve function, fluid balance, and enzyme activity. In spagyric tinctures, trace minerals are reclaimed from the plant material after extraction and reintegrated into the final product.

Vegetable glycerin offers a pet-safe preservation method and helps maintain the integrity of the tincture, especially when used regularly with a dropper.

Yes, Clarity is formulated with senior dogs in mind. This blend includes Lion’s Mane to support cognitive function and Reishi and Cordyceps for vitality and healthy aging. It’s a gentle, holistic option to help maintain wellness in older dogs.

Clarity includes functional mushrooms like Lion’s Mane and Reishi, which are traditionally used to support immune and inflammatory balance. Alongside adaptogens, this blend promotes resilience and vitality as part of a daily wellness routine.

Spagyric tinctures offer a unique approach to plant extraction, designed to preserve and deliver the full spectrum of each ingredient.

Unlike standard methods, spagyric tinctures utilize the entire plant—including its natural mineral salts—resulting in a more complete, well-rounded extract. After the initial extraction, the leftover plant material is incinerated to collect trace mineral salts, which are then reintroduced to the final tincture. This process honors both the physical and energetic aspects of the plant or fungi.

In the realm of mushrooms and adaptogenic herbs, spagyric tinctures are considered a gold standard for maintaining the natural integrity of the ingredients.

MycoDog mushroom extract tinctures are exclusively spagyric, and each formula is crafted with care—from sourcing to final bottling—to offer a thoughtful, whole-plant approach to wellness support.

Liquid formulations like spagyric tinctures are also known for their ease of use and high bioavailability compared to powders, allowing for a convenient and efficient daily addition to your pet’s wellness routine.

Extraction is a vital process that unlocks the beneficial compounds within mushrooms, making them more readily available for use. Liquid mushroom extracts are highly effective at capturing and preserving the bioactive elements released during extraction, offering a concentrated source of natural wellness support.

Typically, the process begins with hot water extraction and alcohol extraction of the mushroom’s fruiting body. This dual method allows for a broad spectrum of beneficial compounds to be collected, including polysaccharides (such as beta-D-glucans), triterpenoids, ergosterol, antioxidants, and Vitamins B and D.

For products intended for pets, glycerin is used as the preservation medium instead of alcohol, offering a gentle and palatable option. Mushroom extracts may also be dried and sold as powders; however, it’s important to note that many powdered products on the market are simply ground-up mushrooms combined with growing medium, which often contain fewer concentrated beneficial compounds compared to carefully formulated liquid extracts.

Choosing a true mushroom extract ensures that your pet receives a more potent and bioavailable source of the natural wellness benefits mushrooms have to offer.

In the realm of mushroom supplements for pets, many brands choose to cultivate their fungi on grain or sawdust due to cost-effectiveness. However, this approach may not offer optimal benefits for your furry companions.

Using myceliated grain means missing out on the actual mushrooms, where the beneficial compounds like beta-glucans and terpenoids are most abundant. For maximum benefits, opt for products made from wild-harvested and properly cultivated mushrooms.

Jason Scott, the mycologist behind MycoDog's sustainable mushroom extracts for pets, joined me on the Your Natural Dog podcast to discuss the significance of extracting from the fruiting bodies of mushrooms and what features to seek in a pet mushroom supplement.

“When you are looking at research of mycelium and the benefits of mycelium, it doesn’t really translate to myceliated grain the same way that people are kind of insinuating that it does. Whereas when you work with the full fruit body, you know what you’re getting, [everything] you’re getting is coming from the mushrooms themselves.” – Jason Scott on Your Natural Dog Podcast

Now, enter MycoDog, the rebel in the mushroom industry. We do things differently. We get our mushrooms for pets straight from the wilds of the Pacific Northwest, not from some grain bag. 

“We try to be as transparent as possible, and until we have a verified method to be producing mycelium in a pure way, we’re not going to offer it, because right now you just can’t get it unadulterated.” – Jason Scott on Your Natural Dog Podcast

Choosing MycoDog means you’re giving your pet only the good stuff, just the full benefits of functional mushrooms for pets without compromise. So, when it comes to the best mushroom supplement for pets, we’ve got you covered.

Mushrooms are known bio-accumulators, meaning they naturally absorb elements from their surrounding environment—including any potential pollutants in the air or soil. This makes sourcing especially important when selecting mushrooms for pets.

While some regions may rely on indoor or industrial cultivation methods, MycoDog’s mushroom tinctures are made with mushrooms that are wild-harvested or cultivated outdoors in their natural environment, without grains or fillers. We prioritize sourcing from the forests of the Pacific Northwest, where the air and soil remain relatively untouched by heavy industry.

By choosing mushrooms grown in clean, natural conditions, we help ensure the quality and purity of every tincture we produce.

How mushrooms are grown can significantly influence the overall quality of mushroom supplements for pets. Did you know that some mushrooms are cultivated on substrates like grain, rice, or sawdust? While this method is cost-effective and efficient for large-scale production, it may impact the profile of beneficial compounds.

That’s because mushrooms absorb nutrients from the material they grow on. When cultivated on grains, the resulting mushroom biomass may reflect the limited nutritional value of that substrate. In contrast, mushrooms grown on their natural substrates—like logs or forest floors—are more likely to develop a rich spectrum of naturally occurring compounds.

What’s more, many people don’t realize that high-quality mushrooms are grown, harvested, and extracted right here in the U.S. The Pacific Northwest, in particular, has long been a hub for naturally cultivated mushroom varieties. Choosing U.S.-grown mushrooms means supporting small farmers, sustainable practices, and products grown in cleaner environments—something we’re proud to prioritize at MycoDog.

You can give MycoDog mushroom tinctures for dogs by either administering it directly into your dog’s mouth or you can also put it in your dog's food.

As for dosage, you can’t overdose your pet on mushrooms. That being said, we recommend 1 dropper daily for maintenance or support. For more acute or severe conditions, we suggest 2-3 droppers daily.

If your pet is sensitive or very small, work up to the suggested dose. Any dose is better than none, so work with your pet to see what they tolerate/like best.

Since mushrooms for dogs are “functional” foods, giving MycoDog mushroom extract tinctures with or without food is fine.

There are no widely known concerns regarding the use of functional mushrooms for pets alongside other supplements or medications. However, every pet is different, and we always recommend consulting with your holistic or integrative veterinarian before adding any new supplement to your pet’s routine—especially if they are already taking medications.

Mushrooms used in functional supplements are considered safe for most pets, including puppies, kittens, and seniors—when sourced and prepared properly.

As with any new addition to your pet’s wellness routine, we recommend starting with a small amount and consulting with your veterinarian, especially for young, elderly, or sensitive animals.