Addison's disease, also known as hypoadrenocorticism, is a dangerous disorder that can be managed once detected (with proper treatment). When the problem is treated properly, dogs with Addison's disease can have relatively normal lives. When the adrenal glands stop producing the hormones that keep the body in balance, Addison's disease develops. Natural steroids, particularly cortisol… Continue reading Natural Remedies for Addison’s Disease
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PTSD in Dogs: A Natural Remedy for Dogs with Trauma
Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a debilitating, persistent anxiety disease that can occur after any type of traumatic experience. Despite widespread public knowledge of the condition, little is known about its pathophysiology (how it works) and little study has been undertaken on how to combat it. Fortunately, some study has been done on how… Continue reading PTSD in Dogs: A Natural Remedy for Dogs with Trauma
Collapsed Trachea and CBD for Dogs
In today's world, a collapsed trachea is one of the most common canine respiratory problems. While there is currently no cure for a collapsed trachea in dogs, you can help your pet by reducing anxiety and treating inflammation-related symptoms. CBD is an all-natural therapy for dogs with collapsed trachea. What is Collapsed Trachea in Dogs?… Continue reading Collapsed Trachea and CBD for Dogs
CBD vs Phenobarbital for Dogs
There are several different alternatives for pet parents to consider when it comes to controlling seizures in their dogs. Phenobarbital for dogs is one of the most widely administered anti-epileptic medications by veterinarians nowadays. Despite its extensive use, phenobarbital has potentially fatal adverse effects for dogs. While it is generally effective at preventing seizures, Phenobarbital is… Continue reading CBD vs Phenobarbital for Dogs
What’s the Endocannabinoid System?
Consider the phrase "endocannabinoid." The phrase "cannabinoid" is derived from the word "cannabis," and "endo" refers to the fact that it is formed naturally within the body. As a result, "endocannabinoid" actually refers to cannabis-like compounds that exist naturally in our dog's (and our) bodies. P.S. Our dogs, us, our cats, and other mammals all… Continue reading What’s the Endocannabinoid System?