New Study Finds That CBD Can Help Ease Dog Joint Discomfort

New Study Finds That CBD Can Help Ease Dog Joint Discomfort

April 5, 2021

Dog joint discomfort can be a difficult thing to witness and even more difficult to treat. Many pain relievers have serious side effects. Have you thought about trying CBD oil for dog joint discomfort? A new study found that CBD oil may help reduce discomfort and increase mobility in dogs.

Dog joint discomfort was reduced in 15 out of 16 dogs

Even though the study had a small sample size, nearly every dog showed significantly reduced discomfort and improved functional performance. The study was conducted on dogs that had been diagnosed with joint problems. The large, mixed-breed dogs in the study received a low dose of 0.3 mg/kg of CBD oil every day for 4 weeks.

Unlike the many anecdotal stories of CBD oil helping reduce dog joint discomfort, this study was randomized and placebo-controlled. No adverse side effects were reported by the dogs’ owners.

More research is on the horizon

With the encouraging results of this study, more studies are going forward to prove the efficacy of CBD oil in treating dog joint discomfort and other issues. Since dogs have a more extensive endocannabinoid system than humans, scientists believe they should reap even more benefit than humans.

Cannabinoids like CBD have been shown to help humans in this way as well. Research on pets is just now catching up.

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(H/T: Leader Post)