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Is there any place in Brandon that sells CBD oil for dogs? Or which website I would I order from.. Seems there is so many to choice from.  
Also, any one who like to share any experience with it would be apperciated.  
I have a 11 year old black lab, who is experiencing arthritis, and back end mobility issues. Also excessive paw licking.  
Thanks

We give our cats CBD oil every day. A little drop will do you. I have never heard of oil specific to animals and the research I have done all shows there are no harmful effects to animals (but I am not an expert only a user). That said, we give one drop to each cat once daily and have noticed major improvements in their anxiety levels and aggression towards each other as well as their coats and skin (dry winter itch). I know it has all but eliminated my mom's arthritis. My advice would be to consult a vet (but remember they may attempt to push pharmaceuticals like most other doctors) and speak with someone at one of the shops who can discuss this with more expertise on the products themselves.  
 
Good luck!

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My dog has passed away now but I would have welcomed this information when she was sick. I think the main thing to take away from this article is that you should be careful that there are no ingredients that may harm your animal like grape seed oil or xylitol. There is also a reference to dosing. The article is from the United States so does contain information that isn't relevant here but I hope you find it helpful.  
https://www.drweil.com/health-wellness/balanced-living/pets-pet-care/cbd-products-for-pets/

I have arthritis....which place would you recommend as I am looking for some pain relief. Thank you

Try to make your own bone broth for your dog , a great way to get them the nutrition they need and helps with joint pain  
 
Edited by Winnie, 2021-02-07 07:02:34

I have arthritis....which place would you recommend as I am looking for some pain relief. Thank you

I tried CBD oil for my Maltese Poodle cross as he was having the same symptoms as your lab. I didn't really notice any improvement. I am now using Deramaxx, vet prescribed, and we are two weeks in on Cartrophen injections. Deramaxx is fairly pricy, $64 per month, half pill AM and PM, I know someone with a lab who is using one pill a day and having great success. Cartropen for my 20lb dog is $7 per injection. The procedure is one injection per week for four weeks, then monthly or even longer between shots depending on how he reacts. During this first month I can lower the Deramaxx as he improves and add back later with the Cartrophen as needed. We have done two injections and he went from whining and licking a lot, (some evenings he was just unable to calm down he was in so much pain) to being a happy calm dog again. Best West carries pet CBD if you really want to try it. Any of the Cannabis shops carry people grade-do not use it on your dog.

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B079V6DZX2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_P0FQHBHC83YAMV6YDK7H?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Worth a shot. Our Jack Russell had very sore hips. The vet prescribed meds that worked but I was very concerned about the side effects. This does the trick. She's behaving like she is 7 not 16 years old.