Our Australian-grown Lion’s Mane mushroom powder is rich in naturally occurring beta-glucans and hericenones to support cognitive function, nerve health, and mental clarity in pets. Ideal for daily brain support and ageing pets.
$60.00
100% Australian Grown Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus). Fruiting Body Only.
Cats: ⅛ tsp daily
Small Dogs (up to 10kg): ¼ tsp daily
Medium Dogs (10–25kg): ½ tsp daily
Large Dogs (25kg+): ¾ – 1 tsp daily
Mix directly into food.
For anxious pets, divide the daily dose between morning and evening meals.
Start with half the recommended dose for the first 5–7 days.
Consult your veterinarian if your pet is on medication.
Common starting dose: 1,000 mg/day. (2 Capsules). Please take into consideration that more MG does not mean more potency. Our Lion's mane has a beta glucan count of 32.7% imported lion's mane has approximately 11%
Yes. Lion’s Mane is considered a gentle and well-tolerated mushroom for dogs and cats when used at appropriate dosages. It has been traditionally used for long-term wellness support.
As with any supplement, consult your veterinarian if your pet has existing medical conditions or is on medication.
Yes. Reishi is considered safe for dogs and cats when used at appropriate daily doses. It is gentle and suitable for long-term use.
Lion’s Mane may help support:
• Cognitive function and mental clarity
• Focus and alertness
• Healthy ageing in senior pets
• Nervous system support
• Memory and learning
It is particularly popular for senior dogs and cats.
Our Lion’s Mane powder is made from 100% fruiting body only — no mycelium, grains, or fillers.
No. Our Lion’s Mane is 100% Australian grown and processed.
Yes. Lion’s Mane is suitable for daily, long-term wellness support.
No. Lion’s Mane is not a stimulant or sedative.
It supports natural cognitive function without causing hyperactivity or sleepiness.
Yes. Lion’s Mane works well alongside other medicinal mushrooms such as Reishi, Turkey Tail, or Cordyceps, and can be combined with nutrients like DHA for brain support.
If your pet is on medication, consult your veterinarian before combining supplements.
No. Lion’s Mane is a nutritional supplement designed to support overall wellness. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or prescribed medications.
Always seek professional veterinary advice for medical conditions.
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Bernad S –
We started our 12-year on Lion’s Mane and within a few weeks we noticed she seemed more switched on. She’s more responsive, more engaged on walks, and just seems brighter overall.
Adam C –
We wanted something natural to support Emma’s long-term wellbeing. The Lion’s Mane powder has been easy to mix into her food and she seems more energetic and settled.