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CBD and Josie week 2


My dog Josie is a 7 year old lab that has started showing her age.  Within the last year after we would go for long walks she would spend the rest of the day laying around sore and tired.  She showed extreme discomfort.  She would want to jump up places and lack the ability to do so.  Her level of play had decreased tremendously.  Her mind would want to run and play fetch but her body would tell her otherwise.  Just after a few rounds of fetch she would retrieve and walk to the door telling us she was done.

2 weeks ago we decided to try something new for her.  We have some family that runs a CBD oil shop.  After consulting with them and doing some research on our own, we decided this was worth a shot for our Josie girl.  I want to keep an on going journal of her progress as we try this CBD oil out. 



After week two:

We were unable to take a long walk this week. Exercise was reserved to the yard and playing fetch. I feel like her play is gradually increasing in time. 

She has shown the ability to jump up to the places she desires to get within the week easier than prevoius weeks. She has jumped up on the bed with more ease than previous weeks. 

She is still not a fan of the salmon flavored oil. We continue to disguise the oil in treats. 

I will update as we get further into the time of using the oil.  My hope is that after the first bottle we see significant changes in her mood.
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