Emotional Distress in Dogs: the potential of psychedelic medicine explored

🐾 Have you ever considered that your pet might be experiencing emotional distress? The truth is, our furry friends can suffer from anxiety, PTSD, and other emotional diseases, often unnoticed.
In this eye-opening interview, I delve into the world of emotional disease in pets and the potential use of psychedelic medicine for their treatment. Join me and Dr. Casara Andre as we explore this groundbreaking topic!
🐶 Dr. Casara Andre sheds light on the similarity between emotional disease in animals and humans, highlighting conditions such as separation anxiety, canine PTSD, aggression, and leash reactivity.
We discuss how these conditions not only impact the well-being of our pets but also intersect with the harmony of our family units. Surprisingly, the prevalence of these emotional diseases remains largely unknown due to inadequate terminology and data collection.
🌿 We also explore the potential use of MDMA, psilocybin, and cannabis medicine in treating pets, emphasizing the importance of harm reduction education for pet owners. But here's the big question - how can we better understand and support our pets' emotional well-being in a rapidly changing world?
Join the conversation and let's work towards a healthier, more empathetic future for our beloved companions. #PetEmotionalHealth #OneHealth #AnimalWellBeing #VeterinaryResearch #PsychedelicMedicine 🌟
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- The information is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute specific vet advice for any individual cat, dog or other animals of any species.