When I think of cats I don’t know why but I’m immediately taken to ancient Egypt with the Pharaohs and all things royal, they seem to walk around as if on a cloud and heads held high, like they own the place. Felines no matter the size or shape has a finesse that comes with ease, a natural air of grace, and a chicness like no other. Cats in the wild can creep up to a meter in proximity to their prey before being noticed, pouncing with speed and agility before the victim has even had a chance to react. Then there are domestic cats that are on a whole other level of being fed, but the survival instinct is never lost, they know where their loyalties lie.

Lastly, we have what I see daily having moved to Europe a few months ago, the street cat, or should I say the ‘Hunger Games survivor, because let’s be honest, on the streets, it’s an eat or be eaten mentality that keeps you alive from day today. I see cats with torn ears, facial scars, and imperfect strides, all indicators of a victor from battle.

Ok yes, it does sound a bit dramatic, but if you have ever tried to fall asleep and a catfight to the death is happening outside the window on the grass area below the block of flats, you’ll know it’s about to go down and there can only be one winner.

Aggressive cats, from what I’ve seen, have increased significantly over the past few years, perhaps it’s a survival personality taking over the species or simply a virus going unnoticed till it’s too late.

Aggression in cats is not new if you are unsure if your cat is showing signs of aggression check out this quick video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XHJFR8gXCE and see what this cat owner has to say with tips and advice to get you started to diagnose the issue.

If they aren’t all of the symptoms being shown, it is never a waste to know what could happen if you are concerned. Let’s take a look at a natural ingredient that just may be the answer you’ve been looking for.

CBD for cat behavior

This plant, also known as hemp CBD or Cannabidiol, has been gaining increasing popularity over the last few years due to its many benefits on the body, and all without the additives of toxic chemicals and harmful pesticides.

We all know medicines have quicker effects and reactions in our metabolic systems, but do we want to risk having adverse side-effects from the preservative elements added in during manufacturing, or the fungicides sprayed during harvesting? Why put our bodies through this when there are organic and natural products and ingredients on the market?

CBD is great for treating ailments in humans and changing people’s lives, and this is no different when it comes to the animal kingdom. CBD, whether administered in the form of drops or food creations, has shown a positive outlook for pet owners around the world.

If your cat is showing signs of aggression, it is best treated early on, don’t wait to see if it will go away on its own. There are many reasons why cats become aggressive, they may be in a new environment if you have recently moved and this is their way of protecting themselves.

Pain is a big factor when it comes to an unhappy animal, for fear of having to move or be moved because it could trigger the pain, cats lash out as a defense mechanism.

Thankfully with products like CBD on the rise, we can have peace of mind in knowing that adding a few drops to your cat’s diet could be all it takes to eliminate or manage chronic pain. If this sounds like what you’re experiencing with your pet, visit here for a browse at products and recommendations on how to implement CBD into your cats’ nutritional menu.

Benefits of CBD

• Pain relief. Reducing inflammation in joints.
• Calming a stressed animal and regulating social behaviors.
• Anti-seizure. Managing the pulses in the neuro system of the brain to control fits.

If you have tried everything else and nothing has worked, try CBD, what have you got to lose?

Many pet parents are combining their professional veterinary care with alternative natural supportive treatments of CBD oil for their animal friends. Vets year anecdotal success stories from the owners regarding the benefits of the herb. Just as the compound boasts helping humans with a variety of different ailments, it shows promise for helping their companion pets inclusive of the pig.

There are a variety of CBD products on the market; go to https://petcbdcommunity.com/ for advice and guidance, which tout as having a variety of uses for mammalians, including our friendly pet pigs. The attention cannabis is receiving is increasing with each passing year with more scientific studies showing indications that it has the potential to help treat a multitude of ailments such as chronic pain and research is showing promise that it extends to helping animals with health issues.

Indications of CBD Oil for Our Pets

Anecdotal success stories are widespread for humans and the more common companion pets of dogs and cats Who are using the herb. There are owners of unconventional species such as the baby piggies who want to provide the same alternative treatments for their friends and want to know if it will provide the same benefits.

• If you have a piglet who may be suffering from generalized anxiety, noise phobia, or from being separated, the oil has had extensive studies to show its ability to help with anxiety and stress for humans. There are farms and other customers who home pigs using the product on their animals suffering from these issues with positive results showing much more relaxed behavior and no adverse side effects.

• Don’t use products containing THC for your piglet. Cannabidiol is one of a multitude of cannabinoids that are found in cannabis and hemp. Tetrahydrocannabinol or THC is also present in cannabis being the compound responsible for the psychoactive component. Your little swine doesn’t need to get intoxicated in order to feel better. Pure CBD oil is a healthy option for their ailments. Make sure to purchase full-spectrum hemp extract meaning there will be no THC allowing for great results without any ‘high.’  For advice on using this herb to treat ailing animals go to this Post.

• For an animal of any category, this cannabinoid touts to work well in the management of pain. The claim is that scientists are impressed with the results they see in the treatment of chronic pain with the suggestion that there may, at some point, be the potential for a new class of drugs. It shows to be effective in the reduction of general pain with the inclusion of nerve and neuropathy.

• Many animals in this swine family that have seizures receive potassium bromide or phenobarbital for control of the convulsion, which can be valuable for their quality of life. The downside is that these chemical pharmaceuticals are harsh, and using them for the long-term is harmful to the animal’s liver as well as their other organs, not to mention the adverse effects; the harsher the drug, the more dangerous the side effects. If a piglet is required to take them for their lifespan, it can be detrimental, and in some instances, the drugs may not be effective.

CBD shows to be a compelling benefit in the case of drug-resistant epilepsy cases for children and young adults, with the frequency being reduced for the seizures. There hasn’t been a trial on this animal species, but the consensus is that it is ideally worth trying. Because of the potential for drug interactions, it is essential to speak to a veterinarian before initiation.

• The compound continues to show benefits in association with inflammation issues. The oil notes as reducing production and potential release of inflammatory cytokines, which are responsible for hypersensitivity, allergy symptoms, and problems with autoimmunity. The suppression of the phenotype that contributes to specific autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis is related to these. With this ability to reduce chronic inflammation, the drug boasts as having a significant impact on aged pig populations suffering from arthritic conditions. This link will lead to information on treating various farm animals with the drug.

The bottom line is that the oil has the potential for being a very healthy and possibly life-saving herb for animals in the swine family. More pet parents and veterinarians see the diverse benefits. The takeaway is that the adverse effects are mild, and the animals aren’t showing signs of building up a tolerance. Follow the vet’s advice to obtain the highest quality product for the best, safest results for your piglet.

Animals behave strangely sometimes and dogs are no exceptions. No matter how much you love to pet the dogs, you cannot deny the fact that stray animals running and barking down the streets sure startle us. And most of the time we find them chasing and barking behind the moving vehicles. Dogs keep chasing the moving vehicles even though there is nothing suspicious about those cars. Time has come when we have found out why they do so.

No, they are not crazy dogs, read below to find out

1. Recall the revenge of the past

via: theinspirationroom

There is the possibility that a dog who is running or chasing a car had seen death by a vehicle in the past. So they chase to show revenge.

Also read: 3 Aspects To Think About Before Adding A Pet To Your Family

2. They take it as an intruder

Dogs are very loyal and have a very strong smelling power. Even though they are stray dogs, they know the smell of everything in their area. They instantly recognize the strange smell and start chasing them and bark in order to show their anger. This is the same behavior your pet shows when a stranger enters your house. Not just your pet barks at them but the courageous one chases them out, too. In the case of stray dogs, they are more powerful and courageous since they live on the street.

3. Natural impulse

via: www.mirror.co.uk

Yeah, they come from the family of the wolf, fox, and wilds, they run and catch the prey. So this comes naturally to them that if they find something running out of them they will chase them. It is a natural behavior to chase. This is the same behavior that your pet shows whenever you through a ball or flying disc, they run and chase endlessly to catch it.

Also read: Immersion Dog Training in LA – Know the Benefits Before You Opt-in

4. They bark to show courage

When they chase and bark expresses their way of confronting the evil that they might think the vehicle to be. They feel that the running vehicle is an intruder and running so they just bark and chase to show that they’re going to pin you down.

Featured image source: Videolous