It’s an acronym for cannabidiol, a compound extracted from the flowers and buds of the cannabis plant. CBD doesn’t contain tetrahydrocannabinol, a compound that causes the high feeling associated with marijuana. As such, it’s considered safe for medicinal and therapeutic use. It explains the ongoing use of the compound in dog treats and supplements too. A study conducted at Colorado State University found that healthy dogs could tolerate CBD pretty well.
Handling the aftermath of your dog’s separation anxiety can be a frustrating and seemingly hopeless task. Dogs who suffer severe separation anxiety may destroy furniture or even chew on walls. Many will find comfort in chewing and shredding paper then scattering it across your floor. The truth is that your dog truly is suffering from a terrible, yet natural, anxiety. There is hope for your pup, and you actually can make a difference.
Many products on the market are meant specifically to help your dog feel better about being left alone, and really can help his anxiety subside. When your dog is calm and at ease, the less destruction you will find when you come home.