Hemp Oil for Dogs, Cats - Calming Drops, Joint Support, 1oz

I don't even know what to say... I think this product is good, but I'm not sure if it's doing what it's supposed to. My pomeranian is getting older and has been having seizures. I really wanted to find a more natural supplement to help her. I came across this and have learned that hemp can be really effective for helping with seizures. It's a great price for 2 bottles and had great reviews so I decided to give it a try. The seizures are maybe a few times a week, but unpredictable when they'll happen so I haven't really been able to test this for them yet. This evening I gave her first dose. It says 1/4 of the dropped for dogs under 20l bs.... since she's about 4 1/2lbs I gave less than 1/4. Fast forward a couple hours and she is acting like a young puppy begging for attention. My kids are having a camp-out in the living room and she's jumping all over them, pulling their hands and trying to make them pet her. It's 11pm and I'm not sure how we're going to sleep haha, but she's happy

I have 3 dogs, all with unique problems that has been helped with Million Pets hemp oil. My 1st dog, CoCo, had an injury after she got under my nephews feet while they were running together & he fell on her backend, causing a dislocation of her knee. She was treated for 10 days w/ anti-inflammatory/pain meds, but after those 10 days, she wasn’t quite 100%. This oil has helped her on her painful days & allows her to function like her puppy-self. The next picture is Abbey. Abbey has seizures & has for a very long time! The Dr doesn’t want her to be put on meds if we can avoid it. We time her seizures & I keep a record of dates & how long they last. She usually has 1 every 2-3 months that lasts 4-4.5 mins. We’re about 2 months into using the oil & so far, so good. But, she’s less stressed, which leads to her having seizures. They usually happen after we come back from a trip or on especially anxious days. Less of those days has to help! I’ll amend my review after 4 months or when her next seizure happens. Perhaps if she does continue to have them, they won’t be as bad or last as long. And last, but not least, Gracie. This picture is of her sleeping THROUGH a storm! She is 15yrs old (July 24) & in the past yr, storms have been AWFUL for her. Her ears go up & she starts to pace 2hrs before the rain starts! Then, during the storm her body will shake all over for the entire storm & up to an hr afterward it stops. My husband & I wrap her up, hold her tight, & take turns petting & talking her h through it! Her behavior as the “leader” of our small pack, makes the other dogs anxious, as well. Since using the oil, Gracie has had a complete turn around! Also, she started doing this up & down all night thing 6 months ago. At 1st I just thought she couldn’t hold her bladder as long & would take her out. But, 10 mins later, she’s at the bedroom door scratching. I was a walking zombie! It was like an infant, trying to guess what she needs & when all needs were met, I felt helpless. This only happens now if I fall asleep before her & my husband & forget her night dose! I’m quickly reminded at 2am when the scratching starts!😂 She sleeps better & more soundly & so do I! I was a little skeptical when we 1st came across the product, but the reviews were good & we thought we’d give it a try! Even my mom couldn’t believe the difference when she stopped by & it started to storm shortly after. About 20 mins later, all the dogs were snoozing away as the thunder rolled. She told us she needed to get some of this for her dog, Gabby, & we enthusiastically told her about what a difference it has made! Oh, & did I mention my dogs LOVE the taste! My husband jokes every time we give it to them that it’s like candy for them! 😂 Maybe it is! But, I can say, without any doubt, THIS WORKS!

Worked on first try right away for both anxous young dogs last night. They are siblings that haven't seen each other in two years. I had a house full of guest that typically makes these dogs uneasy and bark like crazy. They both remained calm in their crates the whole 3+ hours people were here. The only thing that was a problem which may be my own fault was the fact I gave them a full dose based on their weight and it caused them to have diarrhea and upset stomach over night and possibly for the remainder of today. Hopefully they will feel better by tonight. Maybe I should have gradually used smaller to bigger doses over a time period.

Works good on dog with bad hips.

Made my dog pee too much. He lost control of his bladder and had other bathroom issues like he could not poop and walked back and forth panting until he finally could

Just over three weeks ago I found my dog having a violent seizure. At first I didn't realize it and figured he was just dying. He's a mixed 13 year old rescue shepherd. I've had him since about 8 years old. I had bought a full spectrum CBD oil for $60 but never gave it to him because he's kinda a jerk and would bite me for being too assertive. I bought it for his endless restlessness to see if it would relax him. Believing it was his last night and facing no resistance I gave him a heavy dose directly into his mouth. I was shocked that after about 30 minutes he started to try to right himself. He's already having a hard time walking but he eventually was trying to get up. So I decided to bring him outside for some air and to possibly die in the backyard. Again, the seizure was very violent with an ocean of saliva all over the floor. But he unbelievably started to walk around and seemed not only to recover but walk better than he has in months. Hmmm. Maybe this CBD stuff really works. The odd thing was that he also needed to wander around for hours at a time. Maybe I gave him too much. I started researching and looking for something less expensive online. This product featured here seemed to be my best bet. Besides, my other dog knocked the expensive bottle down spilling most of it and I didn't have much to last. In between he had a couple more terrible seizures. This dog just doesn't die. I started by giving a full dropper to him twice a day. It's all experimental at this point. He had one more heavy seizure but I didn't stop giving it to him because he kept recovering. I've been varying doses but slowly putting all my observations into a prognosis. Here's my conclusion. I think you have to find something that works and figure out the right amount. Not easy. I think you have to get to a point where the animal has a certain balanced level always in the system; kind of like an antibiotic. Cool Joe (he came with that name) has done well on this product (I found a few ways of getting it into him). No more seizures, good energy. Good days, bad days but no seizures. I give him just less than half a dropper in the morning and the same at night. He doesn't pace as much but occasionally does. That's why he's down to a much smaller dose. No diarrhea or vomiting or bad side affects. He's pretty old and I was so sure he would have passed by now. I still feel that way. But he's still kicking and I'll keep giving it to him. Let me put it this way. He's not having seizures any more so why stop and risking it all starting over again. That would be stupid. He's definitely senile and annoying but enjoying life just the same and I intend to make him comfortable for whatever days he has. It's clear that he has something happening in his brain. The last year has been a slow decent into senility and he continues to decline in health. Age has caught up with him. I have to say that I found something that worked for my dog and figured out the right dose to keep him steady. I bought a couple more bottles directly from the company and I think it's a good thing to have in the house anyway. My other year old shepherd got some from drinking the water I intended for my sick dog. This dog has endless energy. Lo and behold it calmed her down at night. I don't intend to use it on her because she doesn't need it but maybe once in a while. I have time to experiment. Anyway. Reviews are important for sharing information. I hope this experience will help others to find the right path or product to a healthier family member. CBD appears to be a much better alternative to the pharms that are so prevalent in our culture. I'm sure there are crappy no good products out there. Let's help each other weed out the bad ones. Punn intended. Good luck everyone!

My dog loves this. She is old and has seizures so the vet suggested CBD oil. I thought she would be repelled by the smell, but she absolutely loves licking this up. She still has seizures, but she seems to sleep better when I give her this at night. And when she sleeps better, I sleep better. She seems calmer. The bottle and dropper are good quality. I will keep buying this.

I adopted a 3mo puppy 2mos ago. My 7yo mixed breed dog, whom I adopted 2yrs ago, was not happy. I thought she'd like the companionship and be more playful, maybe a puppy would bring out her mothering instinct. Nope. She was withdrawn, annoyed and seemed depressed. She had some health issues last year and her mood was similar to when she wasn't feeling well. So after a vet visit to make sure she was healthy, I started her on this hemp oil. I give her 1 dropper full a night and she's been taking it for 2 weeks. It doesn't stink or have any taste. She's good about taking medicine but I could just as easily squirt it on her food. She was back to her old self in 4 days - greeting me when I come home, playing with her toys, energized and running around, even playing with her baby "brother" more. I really think this product has helped her. The change was so drastic in such a short amt of time.