Introduces the use of CBD oil and medical marijuana to treat a variety of conditions and diseases in dogs.

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a compound found in the cannabis plant. While marijuana may be the most well-known form of cannabis, CBD oil is derived from the drug's safer and more medicinal cousin-hemp. People have been using hemp for medicinal purposes for nearly 1,000 years, and the world of holistic veterinary science is embracing CBD oil for its healing properties. Evidence shows it's a natural and effective treatment for a growing list of medical and behavioural issues in dogs.There are over 60 chemicals found in the cannabis plant, and they're all called cannabinoids. Out of those 60, there are two main types: cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Most people recognize THC as the psychoactive substance in marijuana that makes you high, but CBD is not as familiar. As a therapeutic cannabinoid, isolated CBD oil is safe and non-psychoactive. It stimulates the body's endocannabinoid system to promote overall healing and wellness.If you're ready to try CBD oil with your dog, then "CBD OIL FOR DOGS" by Olivier Michael is your go-to book to educate you on all you need to know about using CBD Oil for dogs. You will find this book informative and interesting. Enjoy the read!

Cannabis For Your Dog: How It Can Help Nutrients And Supplements There's a popular medicinal herb you can give your dog these days ... ... and it's called cannabis. Dog owners are using it to help their pets with a wide range of ailments - from anxiety to arthritis to cancer. Are dogs going to pot? Not exactly. The cannabis dogs are taking is hemp, not marijuana. For a long time, hemp was illegal in the US and other countries because it got lumped in with other forms of cannabis. Today, you can buy hempseed products in your local grocery store - not just soaps and lotions, but hempseed protein powders and drinks like hempseed milk. But the hemp that has therapeutic benefits for your dog isn't the kind lining the supermarket shelves. We're talking about whole herb cannabis. So what's the difference between hemp and marijuana? Marijuana Vs Hemp Marijuana and hemp both come from the plant Cannabis sativa (though marijuana also comes from another member of the Cannabis family, Cannabis indica). The cannabis plant has over 60 chemicals called cannabinoids. The two main types of cannabinoids are cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBDs are therapeutic cannabinoids, while THC is the cannabinoid that makes you high. Marijuana's THC content is usually between 10 and 15 percent; but hemp must have a THC content of 0.3 percent or less. At this level, cannabis has no intoxicating effect, for people or dogs. Hemp is higher in CBD, the substance that provides the therapeutic effects. How CBD Works The cannabis plant contains a number of different chemicals, including CBD, phytocannabinoids, terpenoids and flavonoids. Humans and other mammals have specific cannabinoid receptor sites. These sites are primarily in the brain and central nervous system, and in peripheral organs, especially immune cells. They make up what's called the endocannabinoid system. Studies show that many cannabinoids have anti-inflammatory effects, and can help with pain, tumors, seizures, muscle spasms, skin conditions, appetite stimulation, aggression, anxiety and neurological disorders How CBD Hemp Can Help Your Dog CBD hemp can help with both chronic and acute disease. Among chronic conditions, it can help with arthritis, compromised immune systems, stress responses, aggression and digestive issues. There are also studies under way into CBD's effects on Type 1 diabetes, organ diseases and cancer. Veterinarians are also finding CBD hemp can be useful in treating acute ailments like sprains and strains, torn ligaments, bone breaks and even during post-operative care to reduce swelling, pain and stiffness. If your dog's taking conventional drugs for any of these conditions, CBD hemp may make it possible to use lower doses of the drugs to achieve therapeutic effects. Since conventional medicines do have side effects, this is a useful benefit of CBD. Does It Work Fast? As with any herbal medicine, for most ailments you may not see an immediate effect. You'll need to be patient. Your dog may feel some pain relief in a few hours but other symptoms like inflammation may take a few days to show improvement. Safety First of all, because of the low THC, CBD hemp won't make your dog high. The most common side effect of CBD is that your dog may get a little drowsy - about the same as if you gave him a Benadryl. On rare occasions, side effects have included excessive itchiness or mild vomiting, but these sensitivities are few and far between. If your dog reacts with these symptoms, you should stop giving him cannabis.

Did you know that there are also seizures in dogs? Simply because the dogs also have brains, they are also entitled to have the diseases that involve the brain such as the seizures. It may not be easy to recognize a seizure in dogs but you may have the following as your guide to detect any possible seizure. If your dog becomes agitated most of the time and there are some dogs that seek the help of their owner. Your dog may also have seizure if he or she is beginning to tremble and if he or she is not responding to your call. Moreover, your dog may be having a seizure if he or she falls on his or her side and that he or she starts to paddle his or her legs violently. Whenever you see these symptoms on your dog, you should never neglect it. You better bring your dog to the veterinarian for cure. Whenever there are seizures in dogs, you should be doing the following treatments. The initial thing that you need to do whenever your dog develops seizures is to bring your dog to the veterinarian. The veterinarian will prescribe your dog medicines that will truly prevent the seizures. Most of the medicines to treat seizures are the same as the ones given to humans. However, you must not self-medicate your dog because you might be giving him or her the wrong medicine that is not suitable for dogs. Furthermore, it is still good to prevent seizures than curing it. How can you prevent a seizure from happening? Well, just like in humans, there are vaccines that your dog may have to prevent the seizures. You may ask your dog's veterinarian about this vaccine. Once your dog is far from having seizures, you can be sure that you will have a healthy and happy dog. In certain states across the country, medical marijuana (CBD Oil) is an option for people suffering from various ailments and seeking relief. Now, as research continues to emerge, pet parents and veterinarians alike are finding that medical cannabis can provide positive benefits for dogs as well. Whether a dog has cancer, seizures, or anxiety, cannabis oil can serve as an alternative medication to help treat symptoms. In this book, you will learn everything pet parents need to know about cannabis oil for dogs experiencing seizures. Buy this book NOW and you will be glad you did! Please do not forget to drop a five star rating and a nice review. Thanks in anticipation!

Surely, you have ever wondered: can animals ingest cannabis? What effects does it have on my pet? Can cannabis cure my pet? These and other doubts can be clarified in the following audiobook in which you will learn about the use of cannabis in animals. The cannabis plant has been used by man for more than 4,000 years before Christ; for psychoactive, therapeutic and industrial purposes; also throughout history we can see how cannabis has been very close to the animal world. From the Greeks, who used it to heal wounds and hemorrhages in their horses, also the green seeds were immersed in water or wine and then heated to relieve ear pain and inflammation. The first known record of use in animals was in 1607 where Edward Topsell claimed that combining hemp seeds with a horse's regular ration caused rapid weight gain and in the 1800s, American veterinarians ordered medications for equine colic with high doses of cannabis. Currently, the use of cannabis has had an increase in its medicinal applications due to the isolation of its multiple cannabinoids, such as cannabidiol, cannabigerol or cannabichromene, which are characterized by having little or no psychoactive activity. Its therapeutic potential has been evidenced in osteoarthritis pain, allergic and inflammatory disorders, epilepsy, anxiety, skin conditions, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, arousing great interest also in the field of veterinary medicine and pet owners. In this audiobook, you will learn a little more about the history of cannabis in animals, endocannabinoid system in animals, its receptors, phytocannabinoids, terpenes and recommended strains, all the homeostatic-physiological functions and therapeutic uses in animals, as well as the different routes of administration, dosage, cannabis toxicosis and products on the market. If you are interested in learning more about the incredible medical cannabis and its use in veterinary medicine we invite you to enjoy this audiobook that Pharmacology University brings to you.

Dogs are wo-man’s best friend. Dogs are family. We love them and they loves us back—unconditionally. Like we humans, dogs get ailments. They may experience anxieties and stress. As they age, dogs suffer aches and pains, just like we do. So we take our canine friend to the local veterinarian to tend to their ailment. Often, the Vet prescribes medication—a powerful pharmaceutical, which is usually effective, although not always. Pharmaceuticals, like opioids, can be addictive and have other worrisome side-effects. Now a safer alternative is emerging—cannabis for canines. Administration of cannabis and cannabis-based extracts to benefit over-all health and well-being are used by humans to treat an array of ailments. There is much to suggest that cannabis may benefit dogs as well. Many dog-moms and dads are giving cannabis potions to their pooches—with good results. The problem is that as a result of cannabis being classified as a Schedule 1 Drug by federal law since the 1930s, there has been little research. Veterinarian have no training in cannabis therapeutics and risk “losing their license” if they recommend it. And, until recently, cannabis was not readily available to the law-abiding dog owner. CANNABIS FOR CANINES explains cannabis therapeutics: how they can soothe many physical and psychological conditions and be used in conjunction with pharmaceutical medications, as well as preventatively. CANNABIS FOR CANINES describes cannabinoids, which are chemicals in the plant, and how they interact with a dog’s endocannabinoid system to soothe their distress. Readers learn the importance of close observation and how to track conditions as a way to check for effectiveness of the treatment and the importance of keeping their Vet in the loop, especially if the dog is taking a pharmaceutical. Precautions are included. CANNABIS FOR CANINES is a fun, informative read of interest to dog owners and canine professionals.

Is your pup suffering from anxiety, pain or side effects from other medications? If you want to discover a legal and safe way to help your furry friend, keep reading...How long will your pup have to deal with joint pain, nausea and anxiety before you explore the necessary treatments?There is no need to fear CBD products. More than half of the U.S. has endorsed some form of legalization for marijuana and CBD based products for humans and pets. With the non-psychoactive stimulus in CBD, your pup will experience a soothing and calming sensation. In this book, CBD Oil and Medical Marijuana for Dogs you'll discover...Why administering CBD to your cancer affected dog can help reduce the side effects caused by cancer and its treatments.5 reasons CBD hemp oil is legal and safe.How to relieve your pup from separation anxiety.How to leave your dog alone, knowing your animal is safe and sound, even if you'vetried many other products and advise.How triple lab testing ensures your pups safety.Where to find the best pet CBD products for dogsPossibly eliminate seizures, nausea, arthritis and even cancer.And much, much more!There is still a great deal of stigma regarding medical marijuana and CBD use.In fact, some people will even goes as far to discredit the reliability of the CBD oil research. Don't be fooled by fear tactics!Time and time again holistic and natural remedies continue to give puppers and their owners relief, peace and happiness again!If you want your pup to be happy and pain free, click "Add to Cart".

Do you know that even your dog can benefit from CBD oil's many therapeutic and medicinal properties?You see, all mammals, reptiles, and even fish have what you called an "endocannabinoid system" that facilitates all of the medicinal effects of CBD oil. Even our furry companions benefit immensely from this naturally occurring substance, whether in the forms of treats, oils, or even pills.In my audiobook, I will go over the efficacy of CBD oil and guide you through treatment options and address how effective this substance is with ailments your dog may be facing such as seizures, anxiety, epilepsy, and even cancer.What you'll learn: What is CBD oil?Therapeutic and medicinal benefitsAlleviating cancer, seizures, and anxietyHow CBD oil is madeHistory and controversyMy favorite product to useAnd much, much more!Whether you want to give your dog the blessing of optimal health or reverse a disease, do not wait any longer or allow your loyal and trusted furry companion to suffer any longer. Take action now and invest in your dog's health for a better quality of life.Discover the truth behind CBD oil and unlock the potential to greater health! Medical cannabis has been used since ancient times, and there are many records showing its favorable benefits from many civilizations

Did you know that there are also seizures in dogs? Simply because the dogs also have brains, they are also entitled to have the diseases that involve the brain such as the seizures. It may not be easy to recognize a seizure in dogs but you may have the following as your guide to detect any possible seizure. If your dog becomes agitated most of the time and there are some dogs that seek the help of their owner. Your dog may also have seizure if he or she is beginning to tremble and if he or she is not responding to your call. Moreover, your dog may be having a seizure if he or she falls on his or her side and that he or she starts to paddle his or her legs violently. Whenever you see these symptoms on your dog, you should never neglect it. You better bring your dog to the veterinarian for cure. Whenever there are seizures in dogs, you should be doing the following treatments. The initial thing that you need to do whenever your dog develops seizures is to bring your dog to the veterinarian. The veterinarian will prescribe your dog medicines that will truly prevent the seizures. Most of the medicines to treat seizures are the same as the ones given to humans. However, you must not self-medicate your dog because you might be giving him or her the wrong medicine that is not suitable for dogs. Furthermore, it is still good to prevent seizures than curing it. How can you prevent a seizure from happening? Well, just like in humans, there are vaccines that your dog may have to prevent the seizures. You may ask your dog's veterinarian about this vaccine. Once your dog is far from having seizures, you can be sure that you will have a healthy and happy dog. In certain states across the country, medical marijuana (CBD Oil) is an option for people suffering from various ailments and seeking relief. Now, as research continues to emerge, pet parents and veterinarians alike are finding that medical cannabis can provide positive benefits for dogs as well. Whether a dog has cancer, seizures, or anxiety, cannabis oil can serve as an alternative medication to help treat symptoms. In this book, you will learn everything pet parents need to know about cannabis oil for dogs experiencing seizures. Buy this book NOW and you will be glad you did! Please do not forget to drop a five star rating and a nice review. Thanks in anticipation!

Cannabidiol can be just as effective in pets as in humans for treating symptoms of anxiety.Cannabidiol, or CBD for short, is a member of a family of compounds known as cannabinoids - which are derived from the cannabis plant.Without going into extensive detail, as it has been covered in a number of other online articles, cannabidiol is a cannabinoid that has been scientifically noted to have extensive therapeutic and medicinal benefits without the psychoactive effects that marijuana is globally known for having.In this BOOK, we will discuss how CBD oil can be used to treat* symptoms of anxiety in dogs.Dogs and cats both can experience symptoms of anxiety in two prominent way, behavioral and situational anxiety - triggered only when certain activities occur and not something that your dog experiences perpetually. Your pet may experience behavioral anxiety issues, most comparable to separation anxiety. Alternatively, certain acts and noises can cause what is known as situational anxiety in pets. Common triggers of situational anxiety are: Travel (car rides of any length)Thunderstorms and/or lightningHaving company overFireworksThe following is a list of the most common symptoms associated with anxiety in dogs: PantingPacingTremblingWhimperingAggressionUrinating or defecating on the floor despite housetrainingLoss of appetiteNervous licking of the lips.This book will give you a detailed overview of canine anxiety, CBD Oil and how CBD Oil can help to cure dogs anxiety and pai