Birch Polypore for Cats and Dogs

Birch Polypore (Fomitopsis betulina) is used in veterinary medicine to support pets with cancer, tumors, and immune issues, though it is not a standalone cure. Products like PIPTOPET are vet-endorsed, organic extracts formulated specifically for dogs and cats to help manage side effects from chemotherapy and radiation while supporting immunity.

Historically and in folk medicine, the fungus was administered to dogs, cats, pigs, and sheep primarily to treat intestinal parasites (worms), often by boiling dried fungus into a bitter tea or mixing it into feed. Modern research highlights its antiviral, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties, with studies showing potential to reduce tumor size and cell proliferation in animals.

• Primary Uses: Cancer support, immune system boosting, and parasite removal.

• Safety: Generally considered safe alongside conventional treatments, but owners should consult a veterinarian before use, especially if the pet is on other medications.

• Forms: Available as dried slices for tea, tinctures, or specialized supplements like PIPTOPET.

• Identification: Grows exclusively on birch trees; distinguishable by its hoof-shaped, coffee-colored cap and white pores.

Note: While birch wood is generally safe for cats and potentially harmful to dogs in large amounts, the fungus itself is the medicinal component. Always ensure proper identification and sourcing.

PJ Alchemy makes no claims as to the medicinal uses of their products for specific medical conditions.

All suggestions on this website are our interpretation of the current scientific literature. Where research has shown positive action, it is often achieved in clinical settings. Please do your own due diligence in researching information and consulting the appropriate medical professional.

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