Valerian, CBD oil?

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- 10/15/2022 at 12:56 AM
  Lapinnain
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  Hi!
  
  I was wondering if valerian is safe for rabbits? The vet assistant recommended it, but since I didn’t really hear much about it, I was hesitant. Same for CBD oil, which she also recommended but also said it’s still something new for them. Has anyone tried this yet?
- 10/18/2022 at 8:14 AM
  DanaNM
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  I haven’t tried valerian, but I have given my senior a bit of CBD for his arthritis. It did seem to help him at first, but then seemed to stop helping noticeably after a few days. I switched up his pain meds and stopped giving it for the time being just because I didn’t want to be giving him too many things at once.
  
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