“Unfortunately after giving this to my dog for several months it did not help her. Her anxiety level remained incredibly high all the time. Hopefully it will work for other dogs.”
Hi there,Hope this message finds you well. Your furry friend is indeed fortunate to have your love and care!To help ensure you’re seeing the best results, let’s double-check to make sure it's being given correctly.Could you let me know current weight of your dog? The dosage of CBD oil you've been using and how you've been administering it?Often, a slight change in dosage or the way the oil is administered can make a noticeable difference.Also, CBD Happy-Furever™ may show varying effects on dogs, from improved sleep and calmness to enhanced appetite, typically within days or even up to months. Over time, other benefits like a shinier coat and increased energy may become evident. Remember, responses vary, so patience is key.While using CBD, it's beneficial to reinforce good behavior, as it can boost training effectiveness. Keep track of progress, but consider combining CBD with other training methods for comprehensive results.Feel free to share more about your situation for personalized advice.
Hi there,To help your dog cope with separation anxiety, you can try some of these practical tips. 1. Gradually practicing short separations, like leaving your dog alone for brief periods and then returning without making a fuss, can be really effective. Start with leaving for just 20 seconds and gradually increase the time. It's crucial to keep these separations stress-free, so begin with durations that your dog can comfortably handle. Also, try to be casual about your departures and returns to avoid triggering the anxiety.2. Creating mini separations within your home using baby gates or closed doors can also help your dog learn to be comfortable alone even when you're around. Smaller spaces can make some dogs feel more secure, but make sure the space is appropriate for your dog's size and needs.3. Leaving a personal item with your scent, like an old T-shirt, can be comforting for your dog. Additionally, having the radio or TV on for a bit of background noise can be soothing.4. A good walk before you leave can also help, as long as it's a controlled walk where your dog isn't pulling or overly excited. It's all about helping them feel calm and secure.Remember, overcoming separation anxiety requires patience and consistent effort. It might seem tough now, but with time and your dedicated care, your dog can learn to cope better with being alone. Kindly read "Expert Tips to Help Your Dog Thrive When You're Apart" at https://paworigins.com/blogs/vet-blogs/expert-tips-to-help-your-dog-thrive-when-youre-apartStay positive and keep up the great work!
“Basically interested in reducing our dog's excessive barking. Although still excessive, it does not seem to be as prolonged. Hoping with continued use we can get barking under control.”
Hi Diane,To better guide you, could you please give me some context on your dog? - May I know the current weight of your dog, how much exactly are you giving and how do you give it?- Is your dog in any medication? We believe that long-lasting change and actually solving these challenges for good would benefit you in the long-run. With the kind of love and patience you have, I'm confident that something amazing is about to happen!
