LDN for Animals

Low dose naltrexone, also abbreviated as LDN, is being used more and more in pets for the treatment of various health issues that are associated with inflammation as well as to manage problematic compulsive patterns in dogs. 

What conditions can it help with in pets? 

It can help in various types of cancer and uses for the treatment of recurring compulsive animal behavior disorders such as tail-chasing and self-mutilation such as acral lick dermatitis, as well as to help lessen the pain of chronic arthritis, to treat some autoimmune disorders and to help slow the growth of some tumors. Good results have actually been found in treating lymphomas, adenomas, nasal/ sinus cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, degenerative myelopathy and many others!