Natural Pet Treats For Joint Pain: Broad-Spectrum Hemp Chews Launched

Mar 1, 2023

PetVetsRx, an online retailer of alternative pet products and treats, announces natural, organic, broad-spectrum hemp chews made to alleviate joint pain.

Reno, United States - March 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —

In this recent announcement, PetVetsRx introduces dog owners to restorative bacon and beef-flavored Hemp Oil Dog Chews formulated to reduce generalized joint pain, and pain associated with arthritis. The treats are 100% natural, USDA-certified, and vet approved.

More information is available at https://petvetsrx.org/products/hemp-oil-dog-treats

PetVetsRx retails high-quality, safe, and effective hemp-based products and treats made to enhance the lives of pets. With their newly announced Hemp Oil Dog Chews, pet owners now have access to a non-pharmaceutical pain relief product in the form of a treat instead of a capsule or pill that can improve their dogs’ mobility, and which pups will enjoy rather than resist.

Further details can be found at https://petvetsrx.org/collections/all

New reports from Colorado State University show hemp oil can greatly reduce joint pain. It reduces inflammation with no side effects and makes dogs struggling with pain feel better and calmer.

Hemp extracts and concentrates contain compounds known as phytocannabinoids which have their own health benefits but also work in concert with other compounds to produce the “entourage effect.” Therefore, broad-spectrum hemp is the ingredient pet owners are advised to look for when seeking healing options.

The bacon and beef-flavored dog chews from PetVetsRx are each made with 2 mg of premium broad-spectrum hemp extract along with adaptogenic herbs shown to improve coordination, soothe anxiety, and naturally support pet health.

The PetVetsRx company was created to give pet owners a better alternative to pricey medications that are many times ineffective and not designed to address a pet’s holistic health. Examples of conditions natural hemp oil ameliorates can include epilepsy, anxiety, and joint pain. Studies are now being conducted to confirm hemp oil can also help manage cancer.

Recognized as the premier choice for alternative pet care, PetVetsRx products are sourced from organic hemp, manufactured in the USA, and third-party tested. The company offers carbon-neutral shipping and eliminates shipping charges on orders over $80.

A PetVetsRX customer says, “These are fantastic treats. I like the 2 mg dose as I use them as training rewards and my dog loves them. I can easily measure out how much I am giving and not go overboard. I like using the oil for treatment, as I can add it to their food or other treats for more therapeutic amounts.”

Learn more at https://petvetsrx.org

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Name: Quinn Zapach
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Organization: PetVetsRx
Address: 100 West Liberty Street 10 Floor, Reno, Nevada 89501, United States
Phone: +1-866-581-2333
Website: https://petvetsrx.org

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