Organic Turkey Tail
250 mg per 1 g servingA fan-shaped mushroom naturally rich in beta-glucans and other polysaccharides.
Supports: Gut and microbiome
What’s inside this blend and why each ingredient was included.
A fan-shaped mushroom naturally rich in beta-glucans and other polysaccharides.
Supports: Gut and microbiome
A distinctive mushroom studied for compounds associated with nerve and digestive wellbeing.
Supports: Gut–brain communication
A traditional botanical whose inner bark contains naturally gel-forming mucilage.
Supports: Digestive comfort
A whole-food trio supplying complementary soluble and insoluble fibres.
Supports: Regularity and stool quality
Selected beneficial bacteria formulated specifically for a dog’s digestive environment.
Supports: Microbiome balance
One pouch lasts longer than you think.10 kg dog = 3 months · 30 kg dog = 1 month
WHY TRUFFLE HOUND
INGREDIENT INTELLIGENCE
Turkey Tail, Lion’s Mane, Slippery Elm, fibre-rich seeds and a canine-specific probiotic—selected to support the microbiome, digestive comfort and healthy stool quality.
A fan-shaped mushroom naturally rich in beta‑glucans and other polysaccharides.
Turkey Tail is widely studied for polysaccharides that interact with the gut microbiome and normal immune function.
Its complex carbohydrates provide nutritional substrates that complement a balanced intestinal environment.
Paired with probiotics, soothing Slippery Elm and fibre-rich seeds to support the gut ecosystem from several directions.
A distinctive mushroom studied for compounds associated with nerve and digestive wellbeing.
Lion’s Mane contains hericenones and related compounds being researched for their relationship with normal nerve communication.
It complements nutrition for the gut’s own neural network and the everyday conversation between digestion and behaviour.
Turkey Tail and probiotics focus on the microbiome, while Lion’s Mane adds a gut–brain perspective.
A traditional botanical whose inner bark contains naturally gel-forming mucilage.
When hydrated, Slippery Elm’s mucilage forms a soft gel traditionally used to support digestive comfort.
The gel-like fibre helps coat food and contributes to a gentle digestive environment.
It adds soothing texture while seeds provide fibre and probiotics contribute beneficial bacteria.
A whole-food trio supplying complementary soluble and insoluble fibres.
Different plant fibres feed different members of the microbiome and contribute to normal stool formation.
Soluble fibres hydrate and ferment, while insoluble fibres add structure and support regular movement through the gut.
The fibres provide a food source for beneficial bacteria supplied by the probiotic blend.
Selected beneficial bacteria formulated specifically for a dog’s digestive environment.
Probiotic strains are selected by identity and intended use; consistency and appropriate inclusion levels matter.
They add beneficial organisms that complement the resident gut community when used consistently.
Prebiotic fibres from seeds and mushroom polysaccharides help create a supportive nutritional environment.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about using Advanced Digestive Health safely and consistently.
Yes—supplement-grade functional mushrooms are generally very safe and well tolerated by dogs when used correctly. Varieties like Turkey tail, Reishi, Lion’s mane, and Cordyceps have a long history of use in traditional medicine and are well tolerated by most dogs.
It’s important to distinguish these from wild mushrooms, which can include toxic species. High-quality supplements are carefully sourced and formulated to be safe.
As with any supplement, stick to the recommended daily amount. A small number of dogs may be sensitive, and if your dog is on medication or has a specific health condition, it’s best to check with your vet before use.
Pet owners should notice changes within a 4-6 weeks, though results vary depending on your dog's age, routine, and needs. As with all supplements consistent daily use will give the best results.
We suggest a loading phase for the first month, where you give the supplement morning and evening instead of once daily. This helps the active ingredients to build up in the dog's system more effectively before moving to a standard dose.
The short answer: yes, you can, but it’s worth being intentional about it.
Functional mushroom blends generally work well together because they support the body in complementary ways rather than 'overriding' each other. They are generally very well tolerated by dogs. That said, combining multiple blends at once increases the overall amount of active compounds your dog is getting, so it’s best to manage it carefully.
A simple way to approach it:
When combining makes sense:
When to be cautious:
If your dog is already on medication.
If they have a sensitive stomach.
If they have acute or long term health concerns.
If your dog is on medication or has a specific health concern it is always best to check with your vet before using supplements.
Simply sprinkle the recommended amount over your dog’s food. The powder is designed to mix easily into wet or dry meals.
We suggest starting with a loading dose for the first month, where you give the supplement morning and evening instead of once daily. This helps the active compounds build up in your dog's system more effectively before moving to a standard daily dose.
While supplement-grade functional mushrooms are generally very safe for dogs, there is limited research in young dogs whose immune systems are still developing. We do not recommend our supplements for dogs under age 1. Similarly for pregnant mums it's best to be cautious and avoid during this time, without specific vet recommendation.