THE SCIENCE — CANINE HEALTH

These resources will walk you through the basic science of how and why our products work for animals. Our team here at Dr.Hempdog has helped thousands of animals throughout the years, so we are proud to add our wisdom to these articles, alongside the science, research, and clinical trials to back it up. Each article is typically a 2-5 minute read (though some are a bit longer), and contains all the appropriate links to everything you'd want to know about cannabinoids.

Learn About Cannabinoids for Mobility and Discomfort

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A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK AT HOW TO HELP DOGS WITH RELAXATION AND BEHAVIOR ISSUES INCLUDING HOW CANNABINOIDS CAN HELP CALM DOWN DOGS IN NEED

10-Minute Read · Written by DHD Science Team · Last updated October 19, 2024 · Originally published March 25, 2022

Just like humans, many dogs (especially certain breeds) get anxious from time to time. This is a normal part of how your dog communicates, but in some cases, this can become a severe issue for not only your dog’s quality of life, but yours as well. In this article, we’ll help you understand why calming, relaxation and/or behavior associated issues develop, how you can prevent it, what symptoms it commonly causes, and how you can help manage your dog’s calming, relaxation and/or behavior associated issues using CBD/cannabinoids as well as other holistic or traditional treatments.

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OUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO HOW YOUR SENIOR DOG WITH MOBILITY AND JOINT DISCOMFORT CAN STILL THRIVE NATURALLY

15-Minute Read · Written by DHD Science Team · Last updated October 19, 2024 · Originally published January 25, 2020

Did you know that at least 80% of all dogs will have mobility challenges at some point in their life? If your dog is over eight years young, there’s a good chance that they’re dealing with early stages of this already. Dogs have evolved to hide their discomfort extremely well, so it’s often difficult to recognize their discomfort if you aren't paying close attention. While some breeds are more susceptible to arthritis than others, it’s a good idea to keep an eye out for symptoms of arthritis no matter the breed, just in case. If you detect arthritis early enough, you can add extra years of comfort to your dog’s life.

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