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It Looks as if there may be facebook pages on it...:tiphat:
"Dr. Kramer, who’s the first veterinarian in the country to (at least openly)
administer medical cannabis to dogs, is not a medical cannabis patient himself.
His venture started when his dog, Nikkita, was diagnosed with cancer. This led
to Dr. Kramer studying recent cannabis research, which pushed him to create a
homemade cannabis tincture, which he administered to her.
Dr. Kramer, who
spoke with us briefly, states; “It restored her appetite, made her lively again.
It was a complete turnaround and she got to live her final days in a much better
way.”
http://www.theweedblog.com/veterinar...works-wonders/
It Looks as if there may be facebook pages on it...:tiphat:
Testimonial; thc oil & pets
here are a few of the testimonies for a friends page on fb...
"I treated my dog's tumor on his
ear with RSO.....it was HUGE and now its GONE!!!!
-- I really like how
brief your message was, Andrea Blaze D.
Yet, it explains the whole
situation very well. You treat a tumor with the oil and then it's gone. Thank
you, JB
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Susan Hutchinson OUr dog has 7 tumors. Has had them for the
past year. He's had 2 surgeries, but they keep coming back(they're benign). Has
had 2 shots the past 2months that shrinks them. That only works for 2wks, then
they start growing again. He has 1 that is large and bleeding. Since I live in
CO., I just went to get paper work for my red card to start buying the Cannabis.
I hope it works, don't want to put hiim down.
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Rick Simpson Susan, the sooner you get him on the oil, the sooner you will
improve the quality of your dog's life. JB
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"My
dog ate a part of a plant yesterday because he knew it would help his stomach
after he had gotten in leftover chicken dinner fat and ate a bunch of it she
paced a lot and later through up and then rested comfortably.
Guess what
was in her puke -- pot leaves.
Smart dog."
-- Absolutely, Donna
Hackett. Dogs know how to detoxify using natural means, which is exactly why she
ate the leaves. JB
ý"Been giving my 14 year old Pit the oil for 4 weeks
now for cancer. She sometimes gets a bit 'twitchy' and drunk when I give her too
much, but when the hecticness wears off, she sleeps like a pup.
She
refused to take vet meds so we got some oil instead. Still early days but I'm
recording her progress. It took about a week for her to get used to the oil and
to develop an appetite again. I'm jealous, as we can at this stage only afford
the oil for her Love everyone's beautiful stories!"
-- I understand the
jealousy, Janine Conradie, lol. You can also blow some (vaporized) smoke in her
face or nose to make her hungry if necessary. But this "loss of appetite" is
quite normal, she will only eat as much as she really needs and she will be
quite picky about what she will eat. JB