(thinking of the distant <hopefully> future)We've helped dogs with cancer, Alzheimers, arthritis, and anxiety.
They react similar to folks, with a wide range of tolerance, so start by titrating up to find their tolerance for heavy dosages addressing things like cancer and Alzheimers.
For arthritis, cannabis extracted with vegetable oil, mixed with their kibble, not only improves their mobility and attitude, but sleeks up their coat as well.
http://skunkpharmresearch.com/anna-the-dog-and-alzheimers/
I'm going to do some research on this. Thanks for the info.Look up the lady who was written about in Huffington Post, Laura... fuck, I can't remember her last name. She cured her dog's cancer using RSO. Phoenix Tears Oil is another name for it. Make it, use it, relieve your best friend's suffering.
How much is a function of the dog's size as well as the strength of the oil. Start VERY low/small amounts, then work up if she's able to tolerate it.
Thanks GW, she's an eleven year old Doberman with a lung tumor. Would you suggest the RSO also? Thanks for the info. The vet basically told me to give up and there was nothing else to do. It's hard because she's healthy otherwise. People actually think she's a pup. I'm not giving up on her...We've helped dogs with cancer, Alzheimers, arthritis, and anxiety.
They react similar to folks, with a wide range of tolerance, so start by titrating up to find their tolerance for heavy dosages addressing things like cancer and Alzheimers.
For arthritis, cannabis extracted with vegetable oil, mixed with their kibble, not only improves their mobility and attitude, but sleeks up their coat as well.
http://skunkpharmresearch.com/anna-the-dog-and-alzheimers/
I'm going to do some research on this. Thanks for the info.
Thanks GW, she's an eleven year old Doberman with a lung tumor. Would you suggest the RSO also? Thanks for the info. The vet basically told me to give up and there was nothing else to do. It's hard because she's healthy otherwise. People actually think she's a pup. I'm not giving up on her...
Como manteca? Tengo manteca.(thinking of the distant <hopefully> future)
Cats <obligatory carnivores> don't mix wellHeh with vegetable oil--
butter???
That's a low end of human weight range, so if it were me, I'd do as I do for my husband--dilute the concentrated oil so it's easier to titrate. For him, I first use coconut oil, then local raw honey (no more cooking at that point) until I've increased the volume 10x. Then I start with about a pea size of that, he'll take it, let's me know how he feels. He's got about 100lbs on the dog.I'm so happy that I came across this posting. Smooch my 12 year young Labradoodle has been having seizures for a few months now. Because of these seizures he now has high anxiety issues and can not be left alone (chews on himself or rolls on the floor to the point of bare spots). He currently weights 85 - 90 lbs, so would any body know how much to start dosing out the RSO?
Manteca = Crisco Vegetable Shortening???--Como manteca? Tengo manteca.
That's a low end of human weight range, so if it were me, I'd do as I do for my husband--dilute the concentrated oil so it's easier to titrate. For him, I first use coconut oil, then local raw honey (no more cooking at that point) until I've increased the volume 10x. Then I start with about a pea size of that, he'll take it, let's me know how he feels. He's got about 100lbs on the dog.
No, good manteca is rendered from the pig! Es que mejor!Manteca = Crisco Vegetable Shortening???--
got this one...
So increase the volume by 20x?That's a low end of human weight range, so if it were me, I'd do as I do for my husband--dilute the concentrated oil so it's easier to titrate. For him, I first use coconut oil, then local raw honey (no more cooking at that point) until I've increased the volume 10x. Then I start with about a pea size of that, he'll take it, let's me know how he feels. He's got about 100lbs on the dog.
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