Ron Strider
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A trend that allows pets to benefit from cannabis plants is slowly catching on in Oklahoma.
Pet owners and animal-rescue groups are turning to it. The cannabis plant comes in oil, treats and ointments.
It’s called CBD oil.
“We’ve been amazed to see all of what they do,” said Lisa Jensen, Safe Haven Animal Rescue board member and pet store owner.
Some brands of CBD oil even contain traces of THC.
“The hemp plant has trace amounts of THC,” Jensen said. “That's what makes it legal in the state of Oklahoma.”
Like for humans, Jensen said the oil works for a variety of health or anxiety problems. KOCO 5 has been told that the oil help pets battling cancer, skin problems and even storm anxiety.
“One of the main things we hear about is the cancer … starts to help stop the growth of tumors, helps with pain,” Jensen said. “Just in everyday life -- storm phobia, dogs that are terrified when storms come through.”
Jensen said she uses CBD oil for her own pets and the foster pets at Safe Haven Animal Rescue. Other pet parents are trying it out as well.
“In Oklahoma, we are just learning about a lot of this,” Jensen said.
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Pet owners and animal-rescue groups are turning to it. The cannabis plant comes in oil, treats and ointments.
It’s called CBD oil.
“We’ve been amazed to see all of what they do,” said Lisa Jensen, Safe Haven Animal Rescue board member and pet store owner.
Some brands of CBD oil even contain traces of THC.
“The hemp plant has trace amounts of THC,” Jensen said. “That's what makes it legal in the state of Oklahoma.”
Like for humans, Jensen said the oil works for a variety of health or anxiety problems. KOCO 5 has been told that the oil help pets battling cancer, skin problems and even storm anxiety.
“One of the main things we hear about is the cancer … starts to help stop the growth of tumors, helps with pain,” Jensen said. “Just in everyday life -- storm phobia, dogs that are terrified when storms come through.”
Jensen said she uses CBD oil for her own pets and the foster pets at Safe Haven Animal Rescue. Other pet parents are trying it out as well.
“In Oklahoma, we are just learning about a lot of this,” Jensen said.
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Oil made from cannabis plants meant for animals catches on in Oklahoma
Author: Mecca Rayne
Contact: Contact Us
Photo Credit: WGCL
Website: Oklahoma City News, Weather and Sports - KOCO 5 News
