My 11-year-old shepherd mix, Luna, was diagnosed with a small lump on her side last year. Nothing aggressive, but it scared us enough to start looking into ways to support her immune system. Our vet mentioned Turkey Tail, and after reading up on it, we decided to try this one.
She’s been on it for about eight months now — just one caplet crushed into her food each morning — and the difference is noticeable. Her energy is back, her coat looks shinier, and she hasn’t had so much as a sniffle since. The vet said her bloodwork at the last visit looked “excellent for her age,” which made my day.

I can’t say it’s a miracle cure, but it feels like we’re doing something that genuinely helps her stay strong and resilient. For an older dog who used to pick up every little infection, that’s everything. I’m keeping her on it for good.

I started taking a Turkey Tail supplement after the plandemic a year ago and switched to this recently because I got the pre release offer. Even though I paid less than the RRP price, I'll still give my honest take. With that said, first thing to note is that it's not easy to measure the benefits like you can with ssomething like creatine, but normally by this time of year my body reacts to the changing season (man-flu as my wife calls it). But I haven’t had so much as a runny nose and I work outside.
On top of that, my energy is up — even on days when I sturggle to sleep. I don’t get that run-down feeling. I’m happy to give credit to this and state that it’s given my immune system the boost it needs at this time of year. Bonus points for this being a one and done tablet. I like knowing they send their products for testing, gives me confidence it’s not got any chemicals or heavy metals. I can't think of any cons really. Definitely staying on this through winter.

It does exactly what I wanted: better energy, easier to get work done, and less feeling tired. fast shipping speed too.

Three months ago, our 9-year-old golden retriever, Logan, gave us the biggest scare of our lives. Out of nowhere, he lost his energy, stopped eating properly, and just wasn’t himself. Tests showed a growth on his spleen, and the vet suspected hemangiosarcoma. We went ahead with the surgery, but were told to “make the most of the next few months.”. To say we were heart broken is an understatement. He's always been the happiest move loving good boy we could have hoped for, so to see him weak and struggling, it makes me feel sick in my stomach just thinking about it.
As soon as we go the diagnosis I started researching ways to help his recovery and make him more comfortable. It was the vet that recommended turkey tail and I read just about every study I could find in one night and decided right away to add it to his routine. We've been giving him one caplet twice a day — half a caplet crushed into his breakfast at 8 a.m., and the other half with dinner around 6 p.m. He doesn’t notice it at all when mixed with his food.
We also overhauled his diet — switched to grain-free kibble with cooked salmon, broccoli, and pumpkin for digestion and nutrients. He always loved his food and seeing him not wanting to eat was a constant reminder of his suffering. But within the first month, his appetite started to improve. By week six, he was eating it all in one sitting.
We're three months in to this and he's not out of the woods yet but his happy bouncy personality is coming back and I'm so proud of the strength he's shown. He's playful again, chasing his ball in the garden, jumping up on to the sofa with us on a night, eating a lot more, and sleeping through the night. His stools are back to being solid too.
At his last check-up, the vet said his blood work was excellent and that his recovery was better than expected. For the first time since this nightmare began, fingers crossed we actually have some light at the end of the tunnel.
Whether it’s the Turkey Tail, the diet, his fighting spirit, or just good fortune something’s clearly working.
We thought he had weeks and yet here we are — three months later, he’s more himself again.
If you’re on the fence about trying Turkeytail for your dog I’d say why wait? I I read soe many reviews from other dog owners and studies and there seems to be only upside, and it does seem to be helping.

Well I only got them yesterday so its too early to tell if they work? I will say they are excellent value for money and if any of this kind of thing is going to work it will be these since they packed 15grams of it into one tablet. They shipped my order overnight, it came well packed and they kept me informed by email and text message at each step of the way. I wasn't home when the delivery guy came but he left them in a safe spot for me and I got a link to the tracking page with a photo showing exactly where they put my package.