sick dog - options?

What sort of dog is he? One drop of CBD oil twice a day is not very much, you start off on a small dose then work up the dose over 2-3 weeks, you can get it up to 12 drops twice a day if needed. You stop increasing the dose as soon as it starts to work. If you increase too much, it can go the other way.
It just doesn't seem to me that you are giving enough for it to ease the pain or to be of any use.

For more information about CBD dosage, Rayanna at All Natural Pet is very good and really helpful - https://www.allnaturalpet.co.uk If you click on Contact, it gives her email address and telephone number, she is also on facebook.

Good luck at finding what's wrong and finding a cure.

It might be worth finding a holistic vet.

Battybird wrote: »

My dog started having stomach cramps and a very noisy tummy. He seemed very, very uncomfortable. We tried him with various diets (slowly) We even tried grainfree.

What worked for him is Harringtons Salmon and Potato, bought in supermarkets. I know this is a cheaper food but his tummy is fine with this food. We feed him 3 smaller meals per day.

Years ago one of our dogs was suffering from what the vet thought was pancreatitis. Suggested we feed her on the tinned original Chappie wet food (smells disgusting, very fishy). Anyway it gave her a new lease of life, worked a treat.

I've had to deal with most of the above symptoms but not the hypersalivation, in a dog with chicken allergy. The z/d is full of chicken liver, and chicken fat is one of the most common ingredients in dry food. It often says "poultry fat" on the label, but this generally means chicken rather than anything else. It's really hard to isolate the source of a food allergy because dogfood manufacturers aren't obliged to detail exactly what's gone inton food, but my vets suggested "novel proteins".




I was lucky enough to be given some venison mince from a neighbour whose freezer was on the blink, and she didn't dare eat anything in it, but she thought my dog might like it. Three days of venison and rice saw an end to the trouble. It took a little while to work out what he could eat - everything except chicken, as it turned out.