The Best Dog Treats

TRAINING


 

THE BEST TREAT FOR MOTIVATION

High-value treats make training exciting and engaging for your pup! The Liver, Laugh, Love freeze-dried chicken treats from Primal Pet Foods are low calorie and made with sustainably sourced chicken, chicken liver, and gut-supporting probiotics for a highly motivating treat! ($10, primalpetfoods.com)

 

DENTAL

 

 

THE BEST TREAT FOR HEALTHY TEETH

This high protein treat flosses your dog’s teeth as she chews! The unique honeycomb design scrubs away plaque and tartar while ingredients like glucosamine, chondroitin, honey, and salmon oil boost wellness. (from $20, yummycombs.com)

 

CHEWS

THE BEST TREATS FOR CHEW LOVERS

Long-lasting and adored by dogs, Yakalicious Organic Chews are made from Himalayan yak cheese. They’re highly digestible, protein packed, and full of natural vitamins and minerals. Available in sizes for small to extra-large dogs. (from $15, mellowpremium.com)

 

 

ALT PROTEIN

THE BEST TREAT FOR DOGS WITH ALLERGIES

Alternative proteins like crickets are a great source of protein for dogs, and they’re easy on the environment too! The Cricket & Cranberry/Cinnamon treats from The3Rule are made witth ingredients like cricket flour, cranberries, apple sauce, coconut flour, cinnamon and coconut oil.A high-quality, sustainable treat dogs love and an alternative protein option for sensitive tummies! Plus, the cranberry helps support urinary tract health. (from $8, the3rule.com)

 

 

FUNCTIONAL

 

THE BEST TREAT FOR ANXIOUS DOGS

Anxious dog? Okoa Pet’s Hush, Puppy calming soft chews are made with broad-spectrum hemp extract, tryptophan, and choline to calm your dog, and all-natural ingredients like peanut butter, coconut oil, and sweet potato. (from $20, okoapet.com)

 

 

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4 Dog Ailments You Can Manage With CBD Oil Products

There is a new, natural product hitting the shelves of pet stores and websites that have the ability to help manage multiple ailments dogs commonly suffer from. And you might find it surprising that this product is derived from marijuana! Not to worry, these are not the kinds of psychoactive cannabis products your parents warned you about in middle school. Rather, our four-legged friends can benefit from CBD, a non-psychoactive compound found in the stalks and stems of hemp plants.  The same hemp oil that has become popular among humans for its health benefits, is also now a highly effective natural treatment for illnesses in your dogs. Let's look at four specific dog illnesses that could become better managed with CBD oil.

1. Pain and Arthritis

It's difficult to watch your dog get older and suffer from arthritis and pain. Fortunately, CBD is known to alleviate stiffness and pain associated with arthritis in dogs. One standout story Thoman McDermott who didn't know how to deal with Teddy, his 12-year-old yellow Lab's affliction with arthritis who could barely move due to arthritis and hip pain. Almost immediately after giving Teddy CBD oil, he noticed him moving around more freely without pain. The dog's appetite also returned, which was an added bonus.

2. Seizures

There are many reasons why dogs can suddenly experience seizures including head injuries, anemia, cancer or a stroke. Regardless of the cause, it is never easy to watch your dog experience a seizure and more so, feeling helpless to getting a seizure to stop.
Studies have shown that a small amount of CBD oil has the ability to stop a seizure as well as reduce the frequency of future seizures. Rather than rely on drugs that bring horrible side effects, CBD is an all-natural product. Now you can avoid causing potential damage to your dog's vital organs from drugs like potassium bromide or phenobarbital.

While it's important to pay attention to proper CBD dosing, science shows an 84% decrease in seizures for all breeds. It still pays to work with a veterinarian that understands proper administering to avoid potential overdosing.

3. Anxiety

Does your dog suffer from separation anxiety or noise phobia? Unfortunately, anxiety in dogs isn’t just annoying and distracting but can also lead to aggression. Thankfully, similarly to humans, one of the most common reasons dogs can benefit from CBD oil is for anxiety purposes.  When CBD is ingested, it enters a dog’s endocannabinoid system and specific receptors are activated. One of the benefits of the endocannabinoid system is its ability to send communication between other systems in the body. When a dog is given CBD, receptors “speak” to one another allowing your pet feel calm.

4. Allergies

Has your dog recently been obsessively licking his paws, shaking his head, or scratching his coat? If so, there is a good chance he is reacting to allergies. Regardless of the cause of irritation (environmental factors, food allergies, hormone imbalances, etc.) the symptoms of skin inflammation are all the same. Some common side effects of prescription allergy medicine include sedation, constipation, and inappetite arguably leaving your pet worse off than before. Luckily Cannabidiol, which has natural anti-inflammatory properties, reduces allergic reactions as well as calm obsessive behaviors like paw licking.

It is always recommended to consult your veterinarian prior to administering CBD to your pet.

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