I just returned from a 5-week course with a holistic veterinarian that gave me the most comprehensive and interesting information I have ever had. My dog, who is a 5-pound, 8-month-old Lab, is a little hesitant to try our hemp oil. When he was a puppy, he had a terrible habit of licking the oils off my face and neck before he was ready to eat.
While hemp oil may seem like an odd choice for a dog, it is actually quite safe for dogs. The oil is extracted from industrial hemp plants, which are actually legumes that are used to produce all sorts of industrial products. When dogs get fed hemp oil it does not cause a reaction. In fact, I was just given a really interesting report about how hemp oil is an effective natural insecticide. The oil is extracted from what is called “soybean” oil.
Because of the fact that it’s obtained from industrial hemp, hemp oil is actually considered to be completely safe for dogs. While it is not recommended for humans, hemp oil has been used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine for ailments such as pain and inflammation.
While it’s not recommended for humans, it’s not strictly recommended for dogs either as the hemp oil tends to come in a concentrated form. I’ve read some reports of dogs having a reaction to hemp oil in particular. These reactions usually involve itching and a bit of swelling, but in rare cases, it can leave a dog with some sort of skin irritation that’s very similar to the reaction you would get from any other insecticide and can include redness, swelling, or burning.
This is a very common reaction, and I have had dogs that reacted to this. In my experience, they seem to have an allergic or immune reaction to the oil, and they usually come down with a bit of redness and swelling. I would never suggest using it for your dog unless you have a very specific allergy or know they are allergic.
You can spray cbd oil on your dog’s skin, which has less chance of causing a reaction. But it’s still a good idea to be careful about using it on your dog if it might include redness or swelling. The cbd oil can cause a reaction in dogs and cats, and it’s not always easy to know what to do if your dog is allergic or allergic to it.
Hemp oil is just as good as cbd oil for dogs, and it’s a safer choice for your dog than cbd oil as it is usually made from the stalks. It’s still a good idea to be careful about using it if you have any allergies or pet allergies.
The reason some people find it hard to get their dogs to stop pawing at it instead of chewing on it is because hemp oil is typically made from the stalks. The stalks are used to make the oil. That is, hemp oil is typically blended with cbd oil which is then extracted from the stalks. If you find your dog pawing at it instead of chewing it, it’s likely the cbd oil was used to make hemp oil.
If you don’t have a pet, then hemp oil would probably be the way to go. Because it’s mostly made from the stalks, it’s also relatively mild in scent compared to the cbd oil, which is extracted from the buds of hemp plants. The cbd oil can also be a bit stronger so you might want to mix it with other products like dog food because its a bit stronger and can be a choking hazard.
As a matter of fact, many dogs can’t handle more than a couple drops of the cbd oil, even cats. Some dogs can handle the cbd oil, but most dogs are more sensitive to it, especially with older dogs. So if you find your dog pawing at it and it’s like 6 drops of cbd oil, I would not use it on your dog.