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CBD Shows Promise in Reducing Dog Aggression, Study Finds

11/29/2025

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The study analyzed data from 47,355 dogs and found that those receiving cannabidiol (CBD) supplements initially exhibited higher aggression, particularly among dogs with dementia, osteoarthritis, or cancer.
Over time, the CBD-treated dogs' aggression fell below average.
The findings suggest CBD may help manage aggressive behaviors, but researchers caution that training and other factors could also influence changes.
The researchers call for further research on CBD's effects and proper dosing.

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The study analyzed data from 47,355 dogs and found that those receiving cannabidiol (CBD) supplements initially exhibited higher aggression, particularly among dogs with dementia, osteoarthritis, or cancer.
Over time, the CBD-treated dogs' aggression fell below average.
The findings suggest CBD may help manage aggressive behaviors, but researchers caution that training and other factors could also influence changes.
The researchers call for further research on CBD's effects and proper dosing.