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peacebuzzard

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12. Hemp formulated cbd for dogs/cats

Reply to underpants (Original post)

Sun Nov 10, 2024, 09:11 PM

Nov 10

it mellows them out
I give it daily to 2 kitties. One has had epilepsy in the past, but there has been no incident since I started giving him doses when I could. The other cat is bossy and mean, and it calms her down.

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Dog with stitches. Ideas? [View all] underpants Nov 10 OP

A t-shirt. I've seen pics of small cats and dogs put into a tight t shirt or baby onesie. MLAA Nov 10 #1

This works Diraven Nov 10 #11

I don't know what the vet will say but I have put "Gold Bond" anti itch powder and it works great Maraya1969 Nov 10 #2

Yep. MiHale Nov 10 #6

Place a gauze pad over the suture area then use an ace bandage and wrap it around the wound area now covered by gauze. Solly Mack Nov 10 #3

A topical anti-itch/numbing of the infected area? OAITW r.2.0 Nov 10 #4

Something like a thunder-shirt wrap, plus duct tape something like a sponge over his hind nails Donkees Nov 10 #5

Does he have pj's ? Karadeniz Nov 10 #7

My dog has little skin tumors that pop up occasionally... MiHale Nov 10 #8

Dog onesie Louis1895 Nov 10 #9

If it were me, I'd bandage it well and put on a snug onesie JoseBalow Nov 10 #10

Hemp formulated cbd for dogs/cats peacebuzzard Nov 10 #12