There are plenty of documented cases where CBD has helped various ailments in pets. However, for the longest time, the industry could not overcome the legal hurdles, as well as the social stigma associated with hemp.
But that changed with the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill, which allowed the cultivation of industrial hemp. The raw material has resulted in a wide array of CBD products for pets available in the market today.
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If there is one thing that Albuquerque is most proud of, aside from its scenic spots and beautiful desert landscapes, is how the local government deal with animal cruelty. They have strict laws against abuse and neglect. If you leave your dog in the snow, rain, cold, or heat, you will be charged with a fourth-degree felony.
Indeed, the city is a haven for pets.
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Dogs are our best friends, and they give us so much unconditional love every day. We confide in them our deepest secrets and play with them to release stress. And at one point we have all wished that they could talk to us and tell us what they are thinking.
One of the hardest parts of being a pet parent is not able to understand what they are going through.
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The SV Pet Project has a jam-packed October calendar of events for your consideration. With a mission centered around saving local at-risk shelter pets, improving the lives of animals, and educating the public about pet and animal topics, this is a great organization for anyone who loves animals.
If you’re traveling from out of town to the area specifically to attend Doga at Pup Plaza or Paint Your Pet, you might want to consider making a weekend of it.
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Whether you are bringing home a new puppy or an adopted rescue, there are lots of things you need to know. Any new member being introduced to an established family can be overwhelming, so you should try to keep up a calm and assertive presence. Whilst remaining calm is an important step, there are lots more things to consider:
Before Your Dog Arrives
Before bringing home any dog, you need to make sure everything is prepared and that everyone is on board.
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Getting your child a dog is one of the best gifts you could give. You’ll quickly notice that both you and your child will grow throughout the experience. However, so many people still ask themselves if they should go through with taking on this task. It is a big choice, but one that will be well worth it.
Here are 5 reasons why you should get your child a dog.
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Wheelchairs for dogs have massively improved in recent years, and there are many more brands and design options to choose from. A wheelchair can be a great addition to your dog’s recovery from an illness or injury or even a permanent solution to help their mobility. For dogs whose rear limbs no longer work that well, a canine wheelchair can be a life-saving solution, allowing them to continue enjoying going on walks, and be able to carry on going to the toilet unassisted.
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As a pet owner, summer can be one of the best times. After all, this is the time of the year when walks can become that little bit longer – while you can stay out until the later hours before night falls.
At the same time, it can also be a dangerous period. Particularly if your area experiences a heatwave, or if high temperatures are just normal for that matter, it can be highly dangerous for your canine friend.
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There are many reasons why you might want to capture great photos of your pets: to hang on the wall, put on holiday cards, because you’ve been asked to do so by friends and family, or maybe even to sell as stock photography. Animals are unpredictable and can be difficult to work with, but it can be done. It should be obvious that you will increase your chances of getting a fantastic photo of your pet by planning for plenty of time to work and to be very, very patient.
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Canine anxiety is a very real problem for both pets and their keepers, especially when no one has any proper strategy to deal with associated symptoms such as destructive behavior, aggressiveness, and indoor urination and excretion (post toilet training). The good news is that it is perfectly possible to control canine anxiety and all the associated symptoms effectively, as long as you know how.
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