Dogs, just like humans, deal with many stressors in life. Whether they are a rescue pup coping with PTSD, are subjected to abundant travel, are adjusting to new people or pets around them, exploding fireworks, trips to the veterinarian, or a visit to the groomer\u2026 the reasons for dog anxiety are nearly endless.<\/p>\n
Need something to help calm your pooch?! CBD can be the solution for dog owners looking for a natural anti-anxiety option!<\/p>\n
Cannabidiol, abbreviated as CBD, is a natural oil supplement extracted from industrial hemp and sativa cannabis plants. Pet CBD is specifically extracted from hemp, which has very high levels of CBD and virtually no THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the natural compound found in cannabis that gives it psychoactive properties. CBD extracted from hemp is legal in all 50 states and is proven to be a safe option for dogs who may need a natural anti-anxiety option and mild relaxation in stressful situations.<\/p>\n
With CBD, your dog will not experience a high, as only ingesting THC, which could be harmful to your pooch, could cause such an effect. It\u2019s important when shopping for natural calming oils to READ LABELS! CBD made for pets should contain 0.3% THC or less for safe and effective calming results.<\/p>\n
Okay, so you\u2019ve read labels and purchased a pet-friendly CBD product. Great! You\u2019re off on the right foot. How now do you give it to your pooch?! As you\u2019ll notice, most CBD comes in oil form, typically stored in a bottle with a dropper to extract the correct amount of liquid. This method is great because it allows you to give CBD oil to your dog directly in their mouth or by adding it to their food or a favorite treat! Some CBD may have a grassy and natural taste which may be unpleasant to your pup if they are a bit picky. By adding the oil into food or on a treat, this can aid in masking this grassy taste. If this doesn\u2019t cut it for your dog, try adding coconut oil to the CBD or consider purchasing coconut oil with CBD oil infused into it already. Most dogs find coconut oil very yummy! If adding the oil into your dog\u2019s diet orally is unpleasant for them, try applying the oil to the thin skin of the inner ear. The oil will slowly absorb into the skin and have the same calming effect.<\/p>\n
There is no \u201cexact\u201d dosage of CBD perfect for your dog since every dog in every situation is different. That being said, a typical recommendation is 1-5mg per 10 pounds of body weight. Do some experimenting with your pooch. Start right in the middle (3mg \/ 10lbs) of the recommended range and watch for calming effects. Adjust more or less from there. Note that the proper dosage will not cause your dog to become lethargic and tired, but rather just calmer with less pacing, whining, and panting.<\/p>\n
As mentioned before, there are several situations in a dog\u2019s life that may cause stress, anxiety, and discomfort. To keep things short, here are a few situations where pet-friendly CBD oil may be the best natural answer for you and your dog. If your dog experiences a lack of appetite, separation anxiety, grumpiness or aggression towards another animal, fear of storms\/fireworks, pacing\/inability to relax, recovery from illness\/surgery, muscle spasms, lack of energy, stressful trips to the vet, nausea\/nervousness from car rides, or excessive barking among several other stressors, CBD may be a great option for you!<\/p>\n
Pet-friendly CBD oil is a natural, drug-free solution to help aid your dog in stressful situations and assist in a happier, calmer lifestyle. With an uptick in human consumption in the last 5 years, it\u2019s expected to see wider use in canines in the years to come. Come see us today in the M&M Plaza in Menominee or visit us online at MightyPet.net for all your calming pet-friendly CBD oil needs! And don\u2019t forget to shop with Astro and save!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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