Cannabinol (CBD oil) and neuropathic pain in animals.

Cannabinol (CBD Oil) for Neuropathic Pain in Animals
🐾 Caregivers often ask me about CBD oil because they are looking for a safe and effective way to alleviate neuropathic pain in their beloved pets. In this video we discuss -
🌿 The pharmacology of cannabinol (CBD oil), a non-psychoactive compound derived from the cannabis plant, and how it interacts with the endocannabinoid system and how that might be useful in management of neuropathic pain.
🔎 What is the scientific evidence that CBD oil has the potential to provide relief from neuropathic pain in dogs and cats?
💊 Safety and Dosage Guidelines: although it is often promoted as a natural and safe compound, cannabinol (CBD) requires liver metabolism. I discuss the dose and what should be monitored. It’s crucial to consult with a veterinarian before starting any new treatment for your pet, including CBD oil.
👩‍⚕️ The legal status of prescribing CBD oil in the UK.
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[@belencontreras6616]

Thank you, it was important for me to hear that cats liver does not filter as readily as dog livers. I will be mindful of that.

[@charlestucker4821]

A great presentation, however on your slide at 8.40 I believe the word "not" is missing from the last sentence on the left hand slide.

[@clare-neurovet]

Thank you! My (undiagnosed but strongly suspected) dyslexia strikes again - the correct wording is ⸫ under “cascade” a vet can only prescribe an authorised human product CBD food products must be authorised  the current list is NOT yet authorised (going through process) If not on the list, then it should NOT be on market in Great Britain

[@twotwinningcavs]

I am in Australia and over the last few years I have noticed in pet stores Hemp seed oil and hemp nectar products aimed at dogs on the market. I am sure there isn’t a lot, if any, unbiased research into hemp seed products but I am wondering what your thoughts are, especially in the context of Chiari-Malformation and Syringomyelia.

[@clare-neurovet]

check out my video here on CBD and hemp products kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGWlhYZjZ7eGhdksi=B0RfbY5_fb3_Mw0E