CBDs the Treatibles Way to Pet Health

     I have written several posts on the use of CBDs in pets. It has been shown to be harmless even when taken in high dosage for extended periods of time. CBDs are also LEGAL in all 50 states for humans and pets. I am a firm believer in the benefits of cannabinoids and that is why I recently became an affiliate for Treatibles®.

   You might be wondering why your veterinarian hasn’t recommended giving your dog or cat CBDs for many of their problems. According to my friend and veterinarian, Dr. Rachele Baker, it is not legal for them to prescribe CBDs to their patients. She sent me a link to the Veterinary Medical Board Current Laws and Policies Regarding Marijuana, Hemp, and Animals. It basically states that “The DEA has not given veterinarians the authority to possess, administer, dispense, or prescribe cannabis or cannabinoid products.”
   #MyOpinion ~ It doesn’t take a rocket science to realize that the benefits of CBDs would have a huge impact on veterinary drug manufacturers. This is another way the big drug companies are controlling how we treat our animals as well as ourselves. They have lobbyists that spend their time and energy ensuring they can continue to charge outrageous prices for chemicals that are harming our pets in the long run. It is time to tell them to stop the madness. 

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     Let’s look at some of the ways CBDs can help our pets:
• CBDs are NOT psychoactive. 
In other words, your dog or cat will not get high or stoned from taking them.
• They reduce anxiety.
I give Bentley Treatibles along with Dr. Harvey’s Relax before storms to ease his fear. Both Bayou Boys get one before traveling or company.
• CBDs have an Anti-Tumor Effect
It has been proven to help the immune system to kill cancer cells.
• Used to Treat Seizures and Epilepsy
Veterinarians use phenobarbital and potassium bromide to treat seizure disorders and epilepsy. Both are known to harm a dogs’ liver and other vital organs. CBD has shown to work well even in drug-resistant epilepsy.
• Relieves Pain
Cannabinoids work so well for pain that scientists are considering making it a new class of drug for chronic pain treatment.  

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• Helps with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Studies in animals have shown that CBD can prevent colitis (IBD) and help restore normal gut mobility.
• Helps with Allergies
CBDs decrease the production and release of inflammatory cytokines that cause allergies, hypersensitivities and autoimmunity.
• Protects the Nervous System
Senior dogs can benefit from CBDs. Studies show they can protect the brain from cell damage caused by free radicals and toxins.
• Increases Appetite and Helps Nausea
It has long been known that CBDs help cancer patients who are undergoing chemotherapy. This is also true for animals. If your pet has lost its appetite due to age or illness, try Treatibles oils, gel caps, or treats.
• Cardiovascular Health
CBD can help reduce damage to blood vessels and irregular heartbeat.

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I will receive a small commission.

   CBDs are the new miracle treatment for a plethora of ailments. It is time to give CBDs and other hemp products the respect they deserve. Why treat with chemicals when you can help your pets naturally?

Sources: Dogs Naturally Magazine 
Veterinary Medical Board Current Laws and Policies Regarding Marijuana, Hemp, and Animals