Jul 26, 2023 Posted by nesuvij7

THC in Grams: That’s How “They” Discuss Delta 8 THC in Dogs

It’s obvious to an outside observer that CBD manufacturers have everything to lose with THC becoming more and more accessible. CBD doesn’t work without micro-traces of THC. Which is fine if you use CBD with less than 0.3% THC and give enough to hit some THC-mark that works. But I believe that THC in one form, or another (Delta-8) is here to stay and should be embraced. The following article shows that THC... read more

Jul 25, 2023 Posted by nesuvij7

Let’s look at Delta 8 use in dogs. Specifically: DELTA 8 isomer of THC, by mouth, in dogs.

There are NO articles on the Internet that SPECIFICALLY address the use of THC-Isomer Delta 8 in dogs, canines. There ARE however hundreds of articles that have been mashed up, and TITLED to contain information about THC isomer Delta 8 –  however ALL of those articles are variations of practically a SINGLE article that appeared on a University website, which was written by biased authors providing... read more

Jul 22, 2023 Posted by nesuvij7

Beta Blocker Atenolol to Modify Heart Rate and Blood Pressure in Cats: Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

Atenolol is a beta blocker commonly used by veterinarians to treat specific heart rhythm problems, hypertension, or hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. This class of drugs works to block the beta specific receptors which in turn can reduce symptoms such as artificially increased blood sugar, a too-fast heart rate, and increased blood pressure – similar to the effects of an ‘adrenalin rush’. Interesting... read more

Jul 18, 2023 Posted by nesuvij7

Use of Gabapentin in Cats

It's interesting to look at articles on the use of Gabapentin in cats and see how “different” the author's takeaway is, from the actual results of the study. I think it has to do with how deeply a reader or veterinarian actually digs into the references. Here's an example: An author makes assessments and assertions about the effectiveness of Gabapentin in cats and says that it... read more

Jul 11, 2023 Posted by nesuvij7

Auxiliary Treatments for Renal Failure Cases Receiving Fluid Therapy

Who is the consumer of this article? Dr Johnson’s face-to-face customer. If you are reading this outside that valid veterinary-client patient relationship, consider it ‘random’ and for entertainment purposes only. Auxiliary Treatments For Canines with Renal Failure When the kidney is failing, there are two “”numbers” that increase, which give a “measurement” of okayness. There are other numbers that... read more