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I've been a vet tech for over 18 years. There are a number of different traditional pharmaceutical meds your vet can trial with your dog to see which one helps the best. However yes, CBD is showing to help with a lot of anxiety cases. Please talk to your vet about it. Please do not attempt to dose your dog yourself.

Let us know how you go! :)
 
im sure that cbd for pets range of products are usually lower in CBD than the ones for humans i would recommend trying one of those rather than just giving your dog some made for humans
 
My dog is terrified of thunder. One thing I do is plan ahead. If there's a strong chance of thunderstorms I give her a 1/2 dose (25mg) of diphenhydramine (OTC sleep med) in peanut butter. Sometimes she sleeps through the storm; if not, she seems a little calmer. My dog is pretty big (about 80lbs)--- smaller dogs would take even less than 25mg. I'm always there to pet her and talk soothingly to her. That helps a lot too.

PS-- Sometimes vets prescribe benzodiazepines. Be careful, though. My dog has a paradoxical reaction (gets agitated), so that's out.
 
jasperkent said:
My dog is terrified of thunder. One thing I do is plan ahead. If there's a strong chance of thunderstorms I give her a 1/2 dose (25mg) of diphenhydramine (OTC sleep med) in peanut butter. Sometimes she sleeps through the storm; if not, she seems a little calmer. My dog is pretty big (about 80lbs)--- smaller dogs would take even less than 25mg. I'm always there to pet her and talk soothingly to her. That helps a lot too.

PS-- Sometimes vets prescribe benzodiazepines. Be careful, though. My dog has a paradoxical reaction (gets agitated), so that's out.
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Something else that can really really help is putting a really tight-fitting doggie vest or jacket on them, before the storm starts. Obviously they need to be able to breathe and move properly so use a stretchy fabric, but make sure it's tight. The tight pressure on their body acts like a weighted blanket and calms their nerves. It can significantly help with all types of anxiety but especially thunderstorm and fireworks anxiety <3
 
Nas47 said:
My dog is also nervous when got thunders and lightings.A lot of gun and fireworks stress him too.like on New Year's Eve.I let him go inside the house when storming
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Only when storming?? You should let him in the house ALL the time!! Our 2 pit bulls LIVE inside our house! 😊
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Nas47 said:
If i can get ma hands on acid never thought to give a dog ha
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Please do not ever do that...ismene was joking
 
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n3ophy7e said:
Only when storming?? You should let him in the house ALL the time!! Our 2 pit bulls LIVE inside our house! 😊
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Hell, my rescued pitbull shares a bed with me. The first night I brought her home, she got on my bed. I said well OK just for tonight...

7 years later she's taking up half the bed every night.
 
My shepherd mix used to sleep with me but then when we got our new puppy she realized it was too squished so now she’ll just come up for a few hours in the morning when she’s at her coldest.

There was a time I was pretty much living outdoors for a bit, one night it got really cold and I woke up to her shivering standing next to my sleeping bag. I let her get in then wrapped my body around her and held her until she warmed up. Took her about 2hrs to stop shivering it was close to freezing. Ever since then me and her have been tight, almost like that was thing that told her she could trust me from then on.

n3ophy7e said:
Only when storming?? You should let him in the house ALL the time!! Our 2 pit bulls LIVE inside our house! 😊
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Please do not ever do that...ismene was joking
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That jacket is too adorable :) flannel on pittys. When we go camping both of ours wear full flannel pajamas and it’s the cutest thing on the planet. First time we put them both in em I’ll never forget their faces, I laughed so hard. Both of em (they don’t often mimic each other) were sitting there dead eyed staring at us like “do we really gotta wear these doofy things?” The hoods were the icing on the cake.

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I am very good friends with a dog trainer and I've learned so much from them when I got a dog.

I don't know how old yours is but the younger you start the better - positive reinforcement training. For example my dog.. We played firework shows on the TV, loudish, while keeping her calm and giving her treats. It didn't take long for her to realize fireworks = I get a treat. Eventually treats can just be a pat, and you just give a treat now and then.

We did this with all sorts of sounds. Think we ended up finding an app specifically for this even?

Anyway while drugs may be the easier!/tempting option and may be needed regardless as some dogs are very nervous no matter what, good training goes such a long way. My dog isn't scared of any noises like fireworks, lightning, honking horns etc. All from just a bit of training that really wasn't all that much. 10 minutes a day you will see results.
 
moonyham said:
I am very good friends with a dog trainer and I've learned so much from them when I got a dog.

I don't know how old yours is but the younger you start the better - positive reinforcement training. For example my dog.. We played firework shows on the TV, loudish, while keeping her calm and giving her treats. It didn't take long for her to realize fireworks = I get a treat. Eventually treats can just be a pat, and you just give a treat now and then.

We did this with all sorts of sounds. Think we ended up finding an app specifically for this even?

Anyway while drugs may be the easier!/tempting option and may be needed regardless as some dogs are very nervous no matter what, good training goes such a long way. My dog isn't scared of any noises like fireworks, lightning, honking horns etc. All from just a bit of training that really wasn't all that much. 10 minutes a day you will see results.
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Yes!! That is awesome!

Thomas Davie said:
My 14 yr old Cairn Terrier is terrified of thunder and loud noises. When a storm is coming, I’ll put her in her kennel and add in my Norweigian Forest cat (who loves the dog). The cat kneads and licks the dog.

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That is so frickn beautiful 🥰
 
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