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What’s the DEAL With CBD DOG TREATS?

You may have heard of the medical use, and effects of CBD products in treating many ailments and symptoms in humans. Now, these products are also available for dogs. CBD is derived from the same hemp plants that produce the highly controlled drug, marijuana, however the effects of the CBD are different than the effects that give you the typical “high” that you get from THC in marijuana. CBD is legal in the United States as on 2018.   While there are many CBD products on the market for pets, today we will be discussing CBD treats specifically. These are similar to regular treats, however have CBD oil infused into them for a fast acting effect. CBD in pets has been known to help with anxiety, joint pain, and to promote sleep. However, it can also be misused.   I have seen owners in the past purposely giving multiple CBD treats to their puppies to aid with their hyperactivity, and to promote sleep. I disagree with this practice. Drugging your dog with h...

What to Expect From YOUR Dog After QUARANTINE!

With the recent quarantine due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and opening back up of many states, you can expect to start to go back to work and school in the near future. This means that after nearly three months, your pup will be on their own for the first time in a while. We are going to discuss what to expect when this happens.   It is to be expected that some anxiety may arise from being home with you for the past few months. This will present itself through whining when you prepare to leave, and barking when you are gone. Other possibilities are accidents in the house, and chewing of furniture or other things.   Being prepared for this anxiety is the best way to combat it. And there are ways to build up to the big day you finally have to leave for an extended period of time. Utilizing your dog’s crate will be a great tool. You can begin by putting them in the crate for a few minutes at a time while you are in a separate room. You can gradually build...