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We give CBD oil to our elderly dog. About 15mg, 2x/day. Dog is ~60lbs. There may be other (non-THC) cannabinoids/etc involved -- product ingredients are "Broad
by quesera 4y ago
We give CBD oil to our elderly dog. About 15mg, 2x/day. Dog is ~60lbs.
There may be other (non-THC) cannabinoids/etc involved -- product ingredients are "Broad Spectrum CBD, Hemp Seed Oil", and is sold online as "CBD Oil".
Dogs are not humans of course. I have not tested this product on myself. But I've clearly and immediately observed positive physiological effects after my dog has ingested this product.
These are not laboratory conditions, but our tests were at least moderately-controlled and double-blind. After a couple weeks of varying dosages (including down to zero), we felt further experiments would be unnecessary and unkind.
She has been in good shape ever since, with zero relapses into previous conditions, which were obvious and chronic. We have increased the dosage twice in the intervening ~3 years, when she was starting to show the smallest echo of the old condition. Each increase has had a clear, positive, and immediate (<1 day) effect.
I have no dog in this fight. Well...I have no stake in this discussion of any other sort.
I know how "miracle drug" this sounds, and I apologize if it strains credulity. YMMV. I'm deeply grateful for the impact CBD oil has had on my dog. I hope other dogs are equally fortunate. People too, if it works for them.