There’s no doubt that medicinal mushrooms are great for dogs and cats. These special mushrooms are packed with nutrients that can provide immune support, reduce oxidative stress and improve cognitive function. But the question is, will your furry friend actually eat them?

Researchers still aren’t entirely sure what causes pet cancer. While the exact cause remains unknown, they do know that certain factors can increase a pet’s risk for cancer as they age. One crucial factor is the toxic load placed on your pet every single day.

Pets are exposed to more toxins than you might realize. In fact, those toxins are hiding in the products you use every day! Even substances that appear safe, like food and pet-friendly medications, contain chemicals that impact your pet’s health.

Cancer is often treated the same way in pets and humans. Your vet will recommend some combination of radiation, surgery and chemotherapy. Conventional treatment has saved many lives, but pet parents want to know what they can do at home to help.

A cancer diagnosis can leave pet parents with many questions: What caused it? Am I taking good care of my dog? Following the sad news, pet parents often wonder if they could’ve done anything differently to prevent this horrible disease.

Healthy pet diets need more than a scoop of dry kibble. Any cat or dog would benefit from taking a daily supplement to support their overall health. But with so many supplements on the market, it can get difficult to know which is best for your pet. There’s one herb that can offer full-body protection, and that’s the reishi mushroom.

Cat parents are no strangers to cleaning up puke. Cats experience digestive upset from time to time, so it’s usually nothing to worry about. But vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss and appetite changes are general symptoms that could apply to any number of health problems. Not least among them are inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and intestinal lymphoma.

“Cancer” is the last word pet parents want to hear from a vet. Prognosis is usually poor, especially among senior cats suffering from other medical problems. If your senior cat is diagnosed with cancer, you may think all hope is lost.

Cancer is a scary topic pet parents avoid at all cost. It’s arguably one of the most widespread, deadliest and incurable diseases among pets and humans alike. But if no one talks about it, potential cures will be left in the dark.