VetHealth Broad Spectrum oil for cats – 5 most common benefits 

Despite statistics after 2021 showing that more households in the EU have cats (83,622) compared to dogs (72,708) – it still seems to us that the "feline community" is not yet aware of the use of CBD oil for their pets. (OKVIR)

Therefore, we decided to list only five of the most common benefits of VetHealth oil for cats: (LEAD)

Fostering peace in multi-cat households 

When you bring a new cat into the house, there may be problems with other cats if you have them. Although there are rules to follow for introducing a new cat into the household (more on that another time), VetHealth oil can certainly help in the initial phase. 

It is best to give it to both the domesticated cat and the new one for a while to be more stable until friendly relations are established. The same applies when introducing a cat into a household with a dog or vice versa. 

Reducing the stress of traveling to the vet, groomer, or on vacation 

Cats are particularly attached to their environment, and most dislike traveling. VetHealth oil can be used situationally, as needed, to reduce stress in those moments. The synergy of CBD and CBG oils can gently calm your pet without sedatives, making life easier for the kitty and everyone around her. We recommend you massage the drops into her gums or the tips of the inside of her ears about half an hour before the trip. If you're traveling by car or plane, VetHealth oil can help keep her calmer and quieter without sedation. When planning a long trip, it is best to give the oil over a more extended period and then another extra dose, as we mentioned – half an hour before the trip. 

Help with anxiety and pain (physical pain can cause stress)

Cat anxiety is sometimes difficult to notice and solve, and it is the same with pain. If you've consulted with your veterinarian to rule out more severe diagnoses and want to ease your cat's pain from old age, arthritis, or chronic ailments, VetHealth oil can help. 

All mammals have an endocannabinoid system, a network of numerous receptors regulating bodily functions. Endocannabinoids are synthesized at the request of the body to help achieve homeostasis – the internal stability of the organism. When injury or disease disrupts homeostasis, these inner mechanisms lag behind the body's needs or fail to produce enough endocannabinoids. 

Supplementing with phytocannabinoids from Vethealth Broad Spectrum drops can help restore balance and reduce pain. You can be sure they are free of terpenes (especially harmful to cats) and psychotropic THC molecules. 

Relief from convulsions and epileptic seizures 

The experience of an epileptic seizure or other types of convulsions in a pet is terrifying. Seizures are caused by abnormal activation of neurons in the brain. If your cat has seizures, you should see a veterinarian-neurologist, if possible, to determine the cause. Although there is currently not much research on the use of CBD oil in cats with convulsions and epileptic seizures, the UK's National Institute of Health has published research showing a substantial reduction in epileptic seizures in rodents and showing that CBD is an effective therapeutic anticonvulsant. As long-term support for a cat with seizures, regular dosing is usually the best way to get relief. Since the dosage strength can vary greatly from cat to cat, contact us to determine the strength and amount of VetHealth oil! 

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