Muttrooms™
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Muttrooms™ are the new, healthy treat for dogs. The powerful ingredient in Muttrooms™ consists of a unique blend of five certified organic mushrooms designed to support canine health and immune systems. Paul Stamets, a mycologist for more than 30 years and author of Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World, has conducted extensive research on the health advantages and benefits of mushrooms. His research has shown that mushroom mycelia act to promote mobility and healthier joints. We have combined his powerful blend of mushrooms into a delicious, aromatic treat that dogs can't seem to get enough of. Dogs love it because it it tastes good, and we love it because we know that it's good for them.
TESTIMONIALS
5.27.2007My seven-year-old Schnauzer developed cancer on one of his toes in January. We had his toe removed thinking this would cure him. After $5,000.00 his vet said he had 6 weeks to live. Instead of giving up and putting him to sleep, my husband and I started reading and asking different people if they knew of anything we could give him to prolong his life with a good quality of life. We started giving him 4 Muttrooms and a gentle detox tea with “Flor-Essence” 3 times daily. As of today, 5 months and 3 weeks later, our little guy still does not act sick. He plays with his brothers eats and sleeps very well. Your Muttrooms truly made a big difference. We give each dog- ages nine, seven, and five- 4 Muttrooms each day. Thank you for your product. -Stevenson 6.29.2007I came across your Muttrooms about 2 months ago. They sat on my shelf until about 2 weeks ago our 8-year-old golden retriever became very ill from some still unknown cause. X-rays showed massive inflammation around the kidneys and a second spot around the hips. No obvious diagnosis from the vet, but the dog was sicker than we’d ever seen her, in obvious pain- 103F fever- and as far as we could tell…near death. In fact, my wife was about ready to call the vet again to make arrangements to have her put down. She did also start antibiotics, but with no concrete assurance that the cause of the problem was bacterial origin. Just for the heck of it, I cracked open the Muttrooms and started feeding a couple to her 3 times per day. Two days later, the dog was not only on her feet but bounding around the yard like the puppy she once was; bringing balls to be thrown and otherwise behaving in an unusually energetic way. Now, I know enough about design of proper experiments to know that the cause and effect here is still a long way from proven…but it still makes a good story, one that I have told often and will continue to tell with appropriate qualifiers. Whatever the cause, the change in the dog was dramatic enough to me that Muttrooms are now a regular part of the diet! Just thought you might be interested in this tale; I am sure that many others like it will find their way across your desk! -George |
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