Interesting reseach on CBD for dogs
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2020 8:08 amReview and explanation of choosing CBD for dogs plus recommendation for ElleVet Sciences. https://www.ellevetsciences.com/
https://www.americanveterinarian.com/ne ... s-for-pets
here is one paragraph
Lack of Scientific Evidence
None of the companies cited by RAVE Reviews as being the best have conducted companion animal scientific studies to verify the efficacy or safety of their products. Although RAVE Reviews does source some of its statements, it glaringly ignores 2 critical studies in dogs performed at Colorado State University and Cornell University. It’s also critical to understand that both universities used a product with a specific CBD and terpene profile. While both studies showed excellent safety data, with the Cornell study showing greater than 85% efficacy in treating dogs with arthritis using a product from ElleVet Sciences, we cannot assume the same safety and efficacy for all products as they do vary.
Here is a paragraph from the Cornell University’s web site.
Dogs suffering from osteoarthritis (OA) are usually prescribed nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), but NSAIDs sometimes are insufficient in alleviating pain and also have potential adverse effects, particularly in older pets with certain comorbidities.
Late last year, ElleVet Sciences—a US manufacturer of cannabinoid-based soft chews and oil products for dogs and cats—launched what has been dubbed a “game-changing” canine mobility supplement made from a proprietary hemp oil blend.
https://www.americanveterinarian.com/ne ... s-for-pets
here is one paragraph
Lack of Scientific Evidence
None of the companies cited by RAVE Reviews as being the best have conducted companion animal scientific studies to verify the efficacy or safety of their products. Although RAVE Reviews does source some of its statements, it glaringly ignores 2 critical studies in dogs performed at Colorado State University and Cornell University. It’s also critical to understand that both universities used a product with a specific CBD and terpene profile. While both studies showed excellent safety data, with the Cornell study showing greater than 85% efficacy in treating dogs with arthritis using a product from ElleVet Sciences, we cannot assume the same safety and efficacy for all products as they do vary.
Here is a paragraph from the Cornell University’s web site.
Dogs suffering from osteoarthritis (OA) are usually prescribed nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), but NSAIDs sometimes are insufficient in alleviating pain and also have potential adverse effects, particularly in older pets with certain comorbidities.
Late last year, ElleVet Sciences—a US manufacturer of cannabinoid-based soft chews and oil products for dogs and cats—launched what has been dubbed a “game-changing” canine mobility supplement made from a proprietary hemp oil blend.