Emmie

Miss Emmie (Emmeline) came to me as a stray a few years ago. She was having constant urinary infections and constipation. It wasn’t until my vet did X-rays that we found that she had a severely arthritic spine which was causing extreme discomfort when using the litter box so she would hold it, causing infections. We got her on a routine of vet injections and laxatives. I could tell she wasn’t happy and after taking a laxative one night myself I realized the discomfort she must have been in so I started searching for alternatives for her. I found FurBabies and their wonderful products and got my girl started on them immediately. She also suffers from anxiety as she’s not fond of her fur-siblings.

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Within days of giving her the oil, her whole demeanor changed. She was a much happier cat and within weeks she was literally flying across the room and jumping 3’ into the air to climb her cat tree and our cat shelves.

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She still gets her injections twice a year, she no longer has urinary infections or constipation and the bonus is she’s not only pain free, she’s much cuddlier and “tolerant” of her fur-siblings! I highly recommend Fur Babies Pet Oil Drops!

Sue and Emmie

Pepper

Our 10 year old english lab Pepper has had TPLO surgery on both her knees in the past 5 years.  Over the past year,  her walks became slower and she was trailing behind me.  No get up and go. 

She recently had her annual check-up and arthritis is creeping in.  I imagine she has been in some pain and not wanting to walk very far. She dictated her afternoon walks and made it quite clear when she was ready to turn around and go home.  Her walks were becoming shorter and shorter.

We have always used omegas and other supplements for support however within 3 days of using the drops, I started to notice a change in her walks.  Now a week later, she has a spring in her step and walking out in front again!  Amazing. Thank you to Furbabies!   

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Karen & Pepper

Sandy

My doggie Sandy, a Bichon/Yorkie cross, will be 13 in January.  In late April, he was diagnosed with inoperable cancer in his liver, or whatever was left from the tumour removal two years ago.

The specialist vet's advice was to enjoy Sandy for the few weeks he’ll be around, which is better than “having him die on my table”.

Sandy gradually stopped eating and did not want to go even for short walks. He was in great pain, and in June I considered to put him down. Then I came across an article about hemp oil.

Sandy is 24 lbs. and has been on the medication twice daily 0.50 ml, with food. He is happy as can be, goes for walks twice a day and eats well. I cannot thank your team enough for giving me my Sandy back for the last 5 months so far. What a great product! I would bet that the medication controls not only the pain but the cancer is now in remission. Knock-on-wood!

Thomas and Sandy

Gigi

Sunday, Oct 1 was the 18 month anniversary of when we found out Gigi had cancer. We were devastated when the vet said 'enjoy your time with her as she would only be around for another few weeks or maybe a month or 2'. It's a good thing we didn't listen to them because we've had 2 great summers and plan to have a few more.

We did everything we could to help our sweet girl and made a trip to  Saskatoon Vet College. This, we felt, was our last hope (or so we thought). As we feared, they gave us little hope and few options. While there, Jackie had a conversation with another pet parent who was looking into hemp oil and alternative measures. That started our research and led us to FurBabies. We feel VERY strongly that your products have played a pivotal role in her improvement and eventual recovery! 

One thing for sure that is helping is we give the FurBabies tincture about 30 mins before her meals. This has definitely increased her appetite, which had been a concern. She eats her meals much better now and most of the time without any fuss, which is a significant turnaround. It also really appears to help with pain management and general happiness/well-being.

To the uninformed, when Gigi meets her good friend Dutch, she looks like a dog sort of playing with another dog. So what, no big deal. However, we know that just a few months ago she was very lethargic, had difficulty getting up from a lay down position, was very very cautious going upstairs, and when she did walk it was slow and almost robot like (stiff). Her head was mostly down (not sniffing... just sort of sad). Now... WOW, you can see the difference! Gigi sometimes acts like a puppy again - just this morning she was rolling around in the grass, on her back, feet flailing in the air. It was so good to see that! We cannot put it in words how happy we are.

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Thank you for helping!

Doug, Jackie, and Gigi