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H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Wednesday, February 15, 2023
By Jeri Kay Lockwood
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Arthritis is a painful culprit no matter what the species and the body systems, for the most part, all are the same. Arthritis is a nonspecific term meaning inflammation of a joint. There are many kinds of Arthritis in horses, traumatic arthritis, osteochondritis dissecans, subchondral cystic lesions, septic (or infective), and osteoarthritis (also called degenerative joint disease (DJD) (1) to name a few. All types of arthritis create pain and some are far worse than... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Wednesday, February 15, 2023
By Jeri Kay Lockwood
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When we talk about hemp there are two oils you see these days and it can be confusing what the difference is. Hemp seed oil or hemp oil and CBD oil. Let s start with hemp seed oil. Hemp seed oil also known as Hemp oil has been around for many years, you may have seen it in the health food stores. Hemp seed oil is a perfectly good seed oil that's high in antioxidants,... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Wednesday, February 15, 2023
By Jeri Kay Lockwood
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What is the difference between full-spectrum and isolate? There are many different cannabis plants some are known as Marijuana and some are known as Hemp. The known active constituents or naturally occurring chemicals that have medicinal properties in the cannabis plants are known as Cannabinoids. “Among these are CBD and THC , along with over a hundred others which scientists have discovered naturally occurring within different Cannabis strains(1)”. The difference is Marijuana contains CBD &... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Thursday, February 2, 2023
By Jeri Lockwood
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As the CBD market explodes with new products and new companies every day, the question is always asked which CBD is best for horses, donkey s mules, and even miniature horses . CBD comes in a variety of packaging. You can get tinctures which means it is in liquid form, edibles and topicals. Tinctures are best administered underneath the tongue for the quickest absorption. However, some people just swallow it. With horses, it is impossible... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Thursday, January 5, 2023
By Jeri Lockwood
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As the CBD market explodes with new products and new companies every day, the question is always asked which CBD is best for horses, donkey s mules, and even miniature horses . CBD comes in a variety of packaging. You can get tinctures which means it is in liquid form, edibles and topicals. Tinctures are best administered underneath the tongue for the quickest absorption. However, some people just swallow it. With horses, it is impossible... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Thursday, January 5, 2023
By Jeri Lockwood
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25 mg of full-spectrum CBD oil is the typical dosage for horses that weight over 800 lbs. For horses, donkeys, and mules under 800 lbs 10 to 15 mg is recommended. Please note that hemp oil and CBD oil are not the same thing. CBD Oil which is typically administered through a disc, pellets or tinctures can support joint health while reducing inflammation, promote mental clarity while still performing at a high level, supports the... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Friday, December 30, 2022
By Jeri Lockwood
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How much CBD do I give my miniature horse and donkeys? 10 to 15 mg of full-spectrum CBD oil is the dosage for miniature horses or horses that weight under 800 lbs. For horses, donkeys, and mules over 800 lbs. the dosage between 25 mg and 30 mg. Please note that hemp oil and CBD oil are not the same thing. CBD Oil which is typically administered through a disc, pellets or tinctures can support... Read More |
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Posted in H.J. Equine, Inc. Blog
Tuesday, November 1, 2022
By Jeri Lockwood
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The answer is yes, when CBD oil is introduced into the horses system it not only supplies more CBD oil to the body but tells our own CBD receptors to produce more of its own natural CBD. CBD receptors are amazing and just like taking an aspirin the body knows where the CBD is needed and goes directly to that area. CBD oil does not only interact with cannabinoid receptors but also non-cannabinoid receptors as... Read More |
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