What is a mast cell tumour? These tumours appear as a raised lump or bump on the dog’s skin, or just under it. It can look red, swollen, ulcerated and nasty looking. They can grow a varying rates – sometimes doing nothing for months, and other times appearing to change size overnight. The area around […]
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Ok, it turns out that the excellent results when PEA (Palmitoylethanolamide) is given to dogs, cats and other test animals are being used to help humans with their pain and inflammation. And yes, that was the reason it was tested on (pet) animals first. To see if it was worth testing on people. And guess […]
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Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA for short) is what we believe to be the very best supplement for older dogs. It is also great with other animals – and can help with inflammation even in younger pets. PEA is found in high levels in mammals that do not have chronic (long lasting) pain and inflammation. It is found at […]
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Does Your Dog Have Canine Atopic Dermatitis? It Is Awful For Your Dog And Can Drive You Nuts As Well… What is it? Atopic dermatitis is inflammation and irritation of the skin due to allergy. It is similar to eczema in humans. But what is your dog allergic to? As with humans it might be just […]
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In this study, there is a great discussion to help vets and animal owners review the evidence for the use of PEA for pain and inflammation in their pets. There are some fairly unpleasant things done to pets to test the effects of PEA. In one section (Figure 6), they compare the effect of hemp […]
Continue readingHelped localized pain, plus body in general for Dixie. Reduction in acute inflammatory reaction -then back to normal. Better than glucosamine in terms of broader anti-inflammatory and pain effect Great safety profile. Very broad application – skin, allergy, nerves, pain, ears, gut, joints.
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