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Most people even agree that there is little to no difference to raising a baby or a pet at home. Both need care, conditioning, and nurturing from a parental figure. Both also wet areas that are supposed to be dry; unless they’re taught otherwise, of course.

No matter where or how you look, raising your pet and enjoying the wonderful benefits of having an animal/baby/sibling/best-friend at home trickles down to effective and sublime communication.
But, with anything else that gives goodness to life, it is about giving to be able to receive. It always is a two-way street, and this applies to everyone involved.

Luckily, pets can be easily bribed with food, snacks, or some good ol’ tickling fun. Which means that they’re always going to meet you halfway. So, the ball is in your court. Are you going to be able to get your pet to fetch it for you so you can throw it back out again?


Sign Of Pets

- Panting, pacing, hyperactivity, and hyperventilation.
- Frequently trying to dig.
- Covering, shivering, and avoiding contact with other organisms.
- Erratic barking, crying, or howling.
Anxiety
- Diarrhoea
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Loss of appetite
Gastroenteritis
(Infection in Stomach /
Digestive Tract)
- Reluctance to move around much, climb stairs, or jump.
- Development of a limp or lameness in their gait.
- Increased tiredness or early exhaustion.
- Lack of joy in doing anything.
- Irritation when touched or cuddled.
Arthritis
- Increased itching/scratching.
- Crying or howling.
- Increased lethargy or tiredness.
- Loss of appetite.
- Lameness, fever, or shivering.
- Shedding fur
Fleas, Ticks, or Other Skin Related Problems
- Reluctant to be touched, especially around the head or eyes.
- Sudden mood swings.
- Increased fatigue, tiredness, and refusal to go out much.
- Reduced appetite.
- Increased panting, shaking, and/or shivering.
- Sleeping too much or too little.
Glaucoma
Development of bumps or lumps under the skin.
- Abnormal or funky odours from their mouths, nose, ears, or body.
- Fluid discharge from eyes, mouth, nose, or anus
- Change in overall behaviour and personality.
- Loss of appetite
- • Increased tiredness, pain, swelling.
- Wounds or injuries take longer to heal.
Cancer

How Can CBD Help You
Solve Your Pets’ Problems?

Anxiety
CBD may help relax your pet because of its calming effects.
Gastroenteritis
CBD may help improve and repair the digestive tract of your pet because of its anti-inflammatory properties.
Arthritis
CBD may be useful to soothe the problems that arise out of arthritis like fatigue and pain.
Skin Problems
CBD has shown promising signs when used as a topical for pets’ skin.
Glaucoma
CBD may help with your pet’s libido and sexual drive because of its calming effects and the increased blood flow that it is able to deliver.
Cancer
CBD may help your pet better deal with symptoms of cancer.


What We Can Learn About Our Pets

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Is CBD safe for my Pet?

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