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Cbd oil for dogs

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Bengfan

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I would like your thoughts on cbd oil for dogs. I have an 11 year old Siberian Husky I raised from a 5.5 week old pup. He has some benign tumors and lumps and with that has to have some pain. He does not act like he is in pain but he is old and has those tumors. I was thinking about cbd oil for tumors and just overall health. I, however, know very little about the subject such as what is a good product, how much and how often to administer etc. I will not roll the dice here with my dog so I need your help. Oh yeah, he weighs 75-80 pounds. Thank you!!
 
Give it to my old girl daily, she's a 110lb senior. Seems to make a difference with her old hip joints and is great for stress and anxiety. Thunderstorms started to bother her too so just give a half dropper and she's much more relaxed.
 

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We have had many dogs grow old here and recently we grew some cbd plants for our own consumption. We decarb, grind, and serve small quantity in their food when needed. it definitely helps them.Much easier for them to grow old!
 
CBD oil provided a lot of relief to my 18 year old dog who recently passed away. It really helped with the trembling post stroke and loss of appetite. I used the solei free type oil which is less than 1% THC and 11-18% CBD. Very affordable too.
 
also check out Budmail.com..much cheaper than ontario cannabis store. They have tinctures and chews for dogs and cats. 150ml bottle for dogs=$50 lasts quite a while. I posted a pic...scroll up^
 
I used CBD oil for my previous dog who had severe seizers to try and help them on top of regular medication. Unfortunately I had no luck with either and ended up putting him down so he wouldn't suffer.

Although it didn't seem to help him for that purpose, it didn't hurt him either. I would say give it a shot and see if it helps your pup, as it is likely better suited for something like physical pain. As for dosing, it will depend on the strength of the product you choose to use, so please read labels carefully!

If for some reason it seems to do more harm than good, please discontinue. I won't recommend the product I used simply because I don't know if it helped, but others here have made some great suggestions.

Best of luck with your old pup!
 
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