Dogs are part of the family. Throughout the years your dog has always been there to bring you tons of happiness, joy, love and emotional support. As your dog ages, you may find that the relationship changes and that your dog increasingly requires additional care. If you find yourself in that position, I am right […]
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Anecdotally, most veterinarians and pet owners believe that CBD is safe. However, only a handful of small studies have been published that verify what has become a mountain of anecdotal information.The National Animal Supplement Council has documented over 160 million administrations of CBD with only a handful of adverse events. Finally, a large, randomized, placebo-controlled,
Safety Study shows that CBD is well tolerated in dogs after 60 days Read More »
The potency of your pet’s CBD product is extremely important because CBD is poorly absorbed from the gut. The absorption rate in dogs is about 5%-14%. Therefore, it is important to give a high amount of CBD to ensure your pet is absorbing adequate amounts. Additionally, the half life of CBD is about 4.5 hours.
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Dr. Rae Gandolf’s old dog, Timber, could barely walk! Now Timber is going on mountain bike rides again. Dr. Rae Gandolf is a veterinarian from Ohio. Her dog, Timber, was having difficulty walking due to old age. It was challenging for him to go on walks due to stiffness in his legs and hips. Timber
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Cannabidiol (CBD) is not approved for use in veterinary patients; nonetheless, it is increasingly being touted as a therapy for a wide variety of indications in dogs such as osteoarthritis, epilepsy, anxiety, autoimmune disease, diabetes, and cancer, to name a few. There have only been a handful of studies addressing the bioavailability and/or pharmacokinetics (PK)
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As humans age, they experience cognitive decline. Unfortunately for our senior canine companions, this is a reality for them as well. According to veterinary neurologist Dr. Curtis Dewey: It is estimated that between 14%-35% of the pet dog population develops cognitive decline as they age but this number is likely an underestimation of the true
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CBD oil is a powerful cannabinoid and has tons of benefits for dogs. However, CBD is not an approved “drug” and thus companies cannot make therapeutic claims stating it’s efficacy.
What to Watch Out For When Choosing CBD Oil For Dogs Read More »
We all know someone who has been affected by Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The disease, first identified by Dr. Alois Alzheimer in 1906, is particularly cruel in that it robs affected individuals of the ability to interact normally with their loved ones. The signs of Alzheimer’s disease in humans are typically progressive and difficult to reverse. Just
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Check out our recent fireside chat with Dr. Rae Gandolf, where she describes the life-changing effect her dog received from Dr. Fossum’s Pet Care!
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