Pet owners who've had to cope with an anxious dog will tell you it can be a real challenge. Whether it's separation anxiety, loud noises or the dreaded thunderstorms and fireworks, these issues can ...

Just like humans, dogs can develop anxiety around a number of differing factors. During holidays like Fourth of July, as fireworks bring joy to millions of people, countless pups are cowering from the ...

If your furry friend is having trouble climbing stairs, chewing up your favorite shoes, dealing with separation anxiety, or just can't seem to settle down, think about adding a bit of CBD oil to their ...

Our furry friends often endure stress and discomfort just like us. Finding a natural and effective way to ease their woes can be challenging. Presented by Originated Media What’s This? January 26, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Kristy Rosenberger swears by cannabidiol – more commonly known as CBD – not for herself, but for her dogs. Rosenberger was first introduced to CBD more than ...

No pet parent wants to see their furry baby suffering, whether it be from pain, irritated skin, or anxiety. When over-the-counter medications are not working for your cats and dogs, you might want to ...

Taking your dog to the vet or anywhere that involves moving vehicles is stressful. For you, let alone the poor pup. But your favorite plant, particularly CBD, could make the experience easier for them ...

TAMPA (BLOOM) – As pet owners, we all wish for our furry friends to lead happy, healthy, and pain-free lives. With the rise of holistic health trends, one solution has been making waves in the pet ...

CBD products are all over the market, providing people with a number of wellness benefits for the body and the mind—but what about CBD oil for our furry friends? CBD oil for dogs is a relatively new ...

CBD is chart-topping not only for people but for our pets too. Earlier, people used it because of its numerous health benefits, but now pet owners are also considering it. This is because CBD is ...

A massive dataset from the Dog Aging Project reveals that older, less-healthy dogs are more likely to receive CBD, and long-term use may mellow aggression over time.