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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2019 · 40 MIN

The future of medicinal cannabis in the veterinary industry with Dr Alister Webster

from pureANIMAL Collective · host pureANIMAL Collective

Dr Alister Webster was born to be in the veterinary industry and has an impressive resume including working in clinical practice and veterinary education, before starting the first of what would end up being an array of successful animal and human health businesses. In this exciting episode, we discuss Al's thoughts and insights on the integrative veterinary medicine world, before jumping into the hot topic of the moment- medicinal cannabis.  Topics discussed include: Legalisation and prescribing status in the US, Canada and Australia  The increase of cannabis intoxication in dogs due to increased access  The difference between recreational and medicinal cannabis CBD's potential for treating anxiety and epilepsy in companion animals  The importance of product quality and consistency  The regulatory pathway CBD will need to take to be used medicinally for animals in Australia  What's the deal with hemp? The status of clinical trials in dogs and cats   Al's hopes for the future of CBD in veterinary medicine  How is CBD actually produced? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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