CBD oil

[Bakerboy 4,874]

19 hours ago, jigsaw said:

Yeah he's my 1st X ,fens.

If you do breed in the future let me know ,I might taking on a replacement 

Nice looking dog that

[mushroom 14,368]

On 25/02/2023 at 09:53, jigsaw said:

Anyone try this for a battered oul dog,....it was recommended to me so I thought I'd give it a try,it's sonics third day on it so a bit soon yet to make a judgement,...he's on anti inflamitories and a pain killer(just in case) 

Gateway drug mate  Started mine on it a year ago, he’s now shooting up in bus shelters

Edited February 26, 2023 by mushroom

[jigsaw 11,908]

On 26/02/2023 at 18:55, mushroom said:

Gateway drug mate  Started mine on it a year ago, he’s now shooting up in bus shelters

My poor lad can barely stand up ,never mind shoot up lol

Edited March 1, 2023 by jigsaw

[mushroom 14,368]

Just now, jigsaw said:

My poor old can barely stand up ,never mind shoot up lol

 
 

I was thinking about this age thing/dogs getting old the other day… Dickhead is 9 this year, still fit as a fiddle mind but we all know there won’t be many years left. Although the cnut will probably live another 10 years just so he can piss me off  

[sandymere 8,263]

Evidence Update: Discouraging News for CBD & Arthritis in Dogs |

SKEPTVET.COM

 

[jigsaw 11,908]

5 hours ago, sandymere said:

Evidence Update: Discouraging News for CBD & Arthritis in Dogs |

SKEPTVET.COM

 

So it looks like there is no proof of CBD doing any real positive good from this study? Looking at sonic who is on it for a week,there's no real improvement at all....it was worth a try anyway

[jigsaw 11,908]

[jigsaw 11,908]

So I think I have come to the right conclusion?...I'm not great at science speak lol

[amadolabonte 15]

On 25/02/2023 at 13:53, jigsaw said:

Anyone try this for a battered oul dog,....it was recommended to me so I thought I'd give it a try,it's sonics third day on it so a bit soon yet to make a judgement,...he's on anti inflamitories and a pain killer(just in case) 

simplyhemply.com

It’s still early. Three days isn’t usually enough to see noticeable results. Keep him on his anti-inflammatories and painkillers as prescribed and monitor his energy, mobility, and comfort. Some treatments take a couple of weeks before any improvement shows. Make sure your vet knows about the new supplement so there are no interactions and track any changes to share at his next check-up. Patience is key and small improvements over time are a good sign.

[Black neck 18,311]

Your abit late ay