I had been listening to the radio last week, and I heard an advertisement for CBD for pets.
They said the CBD was of high quality and fit for human intake.
The only difference was that the CBD they were selling was only.2% THC, whereas humans would have as much as.3% THC. The veterinarian had been telling me that CBD could help my puppy. Ever since I brought my puppy home, it had had a problem with the stomach. The veterinarian couldn’t find anything wrong with the puppy, except that it built up a lot of acid in its stomach. He said that CBD has a history of helping with nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Since my puppy wasn’t suffering from Parvo, I tried the CBD to help with its stomach problems. Within a week, I saw that my puppy had more energy, and a lot less stomach distress. After listening to the radio, I was sure there were going to be many people looking to purchase CBD for their pets. When my sister said about her dog having this hip dysplasia, I told her to try CBD. She told me that CBD would not help her dog, and she would not waste your money on something just because I heard it in an advertisement. I told her about my new puppy and the stomach distress she had been having, and how CBD has made her so much better. She still wasn’t convinced about CBD, but she said she was going to try it since she had tried everything else.