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. 2019 Jan 10;5:338. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2018.00338

Table 5.

Perceived impact of CBD products for common canine medical conditions, listed alphabetically.

Condition Very helpful Somewhat helpful No effect Somewhat harmful Very harmful
Analgesia for acute pain (n = 708) 161
(22.7%)
424
(59.9%)
116
(16.4%)
5
(0.7%)
2
(0.3%)
Analgesia for chronic pain (n = 1019) 348
(34.2%)
575
(56.4%)
85
(8.3%)
9
(0.9%)
2
(0.2%)
Anxiety (n = 833) 180
(21.6%)
546
(65.5%)
97
(11.6%)
7
(0.8%)
3
(0.4%)
Atopy (n = 167) 10
(6.0%)
50
(29.9%)
99
(59.3%)
4
(2.4%)
4
(2.4%)
Bacterial or fungal infection (n = 129) 4
(3.1%)
12
(9.3%)
107
(82.9%)
4
(3.1%)
2
(1.6%)
Diabetes mellitus (n = 104) 3
(2.9%)
13
(12.5%)
82
(78.8%)
3
(2.9%)
3
(2.9%)
Diarrhea (n = 171) 11
(6.4%)
35
(20.5%)
109
(63.7%)
12
(7.0%)
4
(2.3%)
Hyperadrenocorticism (n = 96) 2
(2.1%)
16
(16.7%)
73
(76.0%)
2
(2.1%)
3
(3.1%)
Hypothyroidism (n = 94) 4
(4.3%)
9
(9.6%)
76
(80.9%)
2
(2.1%)
3
(3.2%)
Motion sickness (n = 224) 31
(13.8%)
143
(63.8%)
46
(20.5%)
1
(0.4%)
3
(1.3%)
Seizure frequency or severity (n = 612) 132
(21.6%)
340
(55.6%)
125
(20.4%)
8
(1.3%)
7
(1.1%)
Storm or fireworks phobia (n = 379) 46
(12.1%)
232
(61.2%)
91
(24.0%)
8
(2.1%)
2
(0.5%)
Vomiting (n = 266) 32
(12.0%)
119
(44.7%)
104
(39.1%)
9
(3.4%)
2
(0.8%)

Data presented as number of responses and percent of total responses in parenthesis.