FACTS
ABOUT
CBD
The CBD oil that we provide in our treats derives from the hemp plant, not the marijuana plant. Hemp contains Cannabidiol also known as CBD. CBD is 1 of 80+ cannabinoid compounds of Cannabis (THC is another common cannabinoid for example). CBD is believed to have many medicinal qualities and is non-psychoactive!!
CBD does not get your "high or stoned," like THC will. It is not advised to give THC to dogs. THC causes euphoria by binding to special CB1 and CB2 nerve receptors in the brain. CBD does not bind to these receptors, so CBD (cannabidiol) does not get your animal stoned.
Here are some of the observed benefits that we have noticed in our "Fur Babies":
-Reduces pain (arthritis, bone pain)
-Reduces anxiety or depression
(separation anxiety,
fireworks, groom/boarding,
traveling, crowds)
- Reduces Inflammation
-Manages nausea and vomiting
-Assists with loss of appetite
-Reduces the prevalence of Seizures
-Contains cancer fighting properties
-Improves Gastrointestinal, Liver, and Kidney Function
-Bladder control
-Happier and restful nights
- And much more
However, we can not state that CBD has any medical healing benefits, but we can tell you about our experiences and our observations with CBD helping our own pets. The above are based on our findings, along with other customer reviews. There has been 1500+ clinical studies regarding the effectiveness of CBD.
Each pet is different along with the severity of conditions, and you will be the best judge of what is working for your pet or not. Start at our suggested dose and go from there. Contact your veterinarian before removing medications or supplements from your pets normal regiment.
*Suggested Serving:
1.5mg = 0-25 lbs
2.5mg = 15- 60lbs
4mg = 60+lbs
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* For best results, use twice a day, and may be used every 4-6 hours.
* Some dogs may require more or less milligrams, and some will require up to 4 times a day.
* Please observe your dog and be the best judge of what you think is working
* Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns
* The owner understands the "fur baby" best, so adjust serving size/frequency as needed for best results. These are our suggestions based on the results from our pets, customers input and advice.
Other research locations of Clinical Studies and findings:
AKC.org
The National Cancer Institute
British Journal of Psychiatry
University of California at San Francisco