Charlie Buddy - Hеmp Oil for Dogs Cats - Hip and Joint Support and Skin Health - Anxiety, Calm, Pain - Omega 3, 6, 9 and Vitamins B, C, EUSDA Organic

This is starting to help my dog after a few days

Bought this for my senior dog , He loved the flavor and I did see a change in his behavior , he was more playful and was able to walk longer than normal , normally we do 2 laps around the park and he would be done , when I use this product he is able to go almost 4 laps. This is a great product .

I’d like to start by saying that out of all the anti anxiety treats, meds, diffusers and toys we have tried we found that the heavenly hounds relaxation squares provided the most relief for our pup HOWEVER at nearly five dollars a bar they are not economical to use daily and provide a bit too much sedation for everyday life. This pet hemp oil came up recommended while I was searching for a cheaper bulk box of the bars and I decided to give it a try because 20 Dollars for a month supply is much easier for us than 10 dollars a day for the bars. Bearing that in mind I hope that this is useful to other pet owners looking for something for everyday use and wondering how it compares to heavenly hounds specifically. While this product does not have the irresistible taste or the sedative calming effect (great for some things not so great for others) of heavenly hounds it does seem to do the trick FOR THE MOST PART for our nervous and neurotic Aussie. For example the landscaping team is mowing grass as we speak and she is hiding in our utility closet vs the upstairs spare bedroom closet. One is much closer to the door than the other and she didn’t high tail it in there she just sorta meandered in there. She is clearly unamused about the mower being loud but not shaking in her boots like she normally would be. She is also one of the pickiest animals I have ever met (she scared us a while back because she refused to drink tap water until we weaned her off of rain and bottled water) but she doesn’t seem to mind the taste of this so long as we add it to her raw fish bits. The smallest things startle her and moving to an apartment has really made her anxiety go through the roof. We’ve started giving her this twice a day on top of her food and she does not seem as nervous and is more interested in playing again which is just amazing! While she doesn’t have a hard time with arthritis I did notice she stopped being gingerly with her back leg that had a small muscle strain she had gotten jumping a little too hard and a little too high for a pup at the ripe age of 7, (she really likes those fish bits) I assume the oil helped soothe the pain and it healed but it’s also possible that it simply healed up near the same time that we began using these drops. I do have to say while I’m pleased with the results and want to give it a full month to really see how she adapts to them, there are times I wish it included some of the active ingredients that heavenly hounds uses. It would be amazing for there to be a night time oil that includes the more sedative ingredients to make bedtime and very high stress events easier while maintaining the original formula for daytime and usual activities. I am also a little disappointed that the link on top of my box didn’t work as it advertises a chance to receive free oil! I was quite hopeful to get a chance to be part of the VIP oil club since I know I’ll be using a decent bit of this. I’m also thrilled to say she has not had as many accidents in the house since starting this oil as well. Unfortunately marking has become a nervous habit of hers if she is too frightened to go outside...so like when it rains, if she heard the rumpke truck or mower, or if Carlata the squirrel is taunting her that day. Yes she gets bullied by the squirrel and it is both hilarious and heartbreaking. It barks at her through the door and waits for her on the patio during nesting season. No she has never chased it. The squirrel is just kind of a jerk when it’s hormonal.All in all I think this is a pretty great product and when it’s time to reorder I plan to update this review to give it the fairest of assessments.For those who are also part of the heavenly hounds following and those just wondering; the following are the active ingredients for the heavenly hounds treats. They use no hemp extract whatsoever despite many people referring to them as dog weed brownies. This is why I think Dogs and Cats Hemp Pet Oil could really take over the market if they made a bedtime oil including these ingredients as well.Passion Flower - 220mgValerian Root - 173mgNiacin - 17mgThiamin - 16mgRiboflavin - 35mcgFolic Acid - 13 mcg

Writing a review now that my doggy has finished the bottle. She is a very anxious nervous doggy and I'm not sure if it works and makes her any less anxious? I didn't see any noticeable difference and didn't see any harmful side effects either?

This is the best medicine that helps my dog through his joint pains

My dog has "doggie dementia". I had bought this product in hopes it would have a calming effect on her in the evening. (She constantly paces). Last night, when giving her the Charlie Buddy - Hemp Oil, she bit down on the glass dropper. The glass dropper broke in her mouth. I immediately tried to retrieve the pieces by placing my hand in her mouth, trying to get to the back of her throat. I thought I would watch my dog die in front of my eyes, choking on the larger piece of glass that broke off, along with the sharp smaller pieces that could cut her throat and mouth. Long story, cut short... Thank goodness she is still with me at the moment! X-rays showed she has 3 small glass pieces remaining in her stomach. I have many dog bites on my hand. Since I needed to act immediately, my dog's life took priority over the bites I was receiving. Today, I have use of only one hand, as my other is swollen and very sore. I have a very hefty, emergency vet hospital bill to pay. An additional vet bill from this morning, when my husband followed up with our own vet. Hopefully, those 3 glass pieces will pass without injury. I am not sure why Charlie Buddy would use a glass dropper with their product, which is knowingly sold and promoted to treat a dog's anxiety.

I usually don’t leave reviews, but WOW.I just recently adopted a 10 week old kitten, and my 12 year old cat already has so much anxiety. She usually takes to kittens kindly, but she has been very unsure about the change since she had been the only cat in the house for a little. Even before the kitten, she was ALWAYS hiding. She runs from louder sounds, will not appear at all if it’s raining, forget about guests. We have considered hemp oil for her for a while. I finally decided it was time to try it out with all the anxiety of having a new family member.It has been night and day with her. I gave it to her on its own, and she hasn’t fought it once. So the taste must be okay. She usually won’t touch her wet food if something is in it, but she doesn’t even notice with this stuff. She has been SO relaxed and has actually been more playful with the kitten. She has also been staying out and spending more time with us during thunderstorms and the noises in our apartment building don’t affect her as much. This stuff is AMAZING! Would highly recommend for any anxious pet owner.

My cat has anxiety and was licking her fupa (cookie pouch, smooch pooch, primordial pouch, etc.) naked, so our vet suggested trying a hemp oil to ease her stress, before trying medication or other options that may effect her demeanor. She seems to like this stuff. I mix 1/4 dropper of oil into 1/2 a squeeze treat twice a day for her, and she eats it without any issues. Actually, she really seems to enjoy this addition to her food routine, so she eats it eagerly. She's definitely eased up on the over-grooming, and is starting to get a good covering of fuzz back on her fupa, so it seems to be working. I appreciate that this isn't full on CBD, but it seems a little expensive for being so. Regardless, it's helping my cat, and that is all that really matters. It lasts quite a while, so surely it's less expensive than a prescription. I'll be keeping her on it for the foreseeable future.