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We know you take being a dog parent seriously. As such, you are meticulous when it comes to your dog’s diet, health, and wellness. The more we know about what’s in our dog’s food and in the medications and supplements we give to them, the more we know we can potentially do better than we’ve been doing, to provide healthier, higher quality options that deliver better results.
Since the Farm Bill of 2018 was passed, the production and manufacturing of commercial hemp has been legalized federally, and the availability of hemp products for our pets has increased exponentially. While this is definitely a giant step in the direction of focusing more on traditional, holistic remedies for our dogs’ ailments, it may leave you with questions as to what these options are and whether or not they are actually safe.
We understand. We’re dog parents, too, and as such, we’re committed to creating the safest products with the highest quality ingredients for our dogs. This is why we created a specially formulated CBD tincture designed specifically for your pet.
Our tinctures are filled with CBD oil that is hemp-derived and American grown. We subject our tinctures to the highest standards of third party laboratory testing to ensure they not only contain the quality and concentration of CBD we say they do, but they also don’t contain anything they shouldn’t, like harmful pesticides or chemicals.
If you have questions about CBD oil for your dog, we’re here to help answer your questions so you can make an informed decision if CBD oil is a good option for your dog’s health and wellness routine.
There’s a lot of confusion surrounding what CBD oil and what it is not. CBD is the abbreviation for “cannabidiol.” Cannabidiol is one of over 100 compounds found in the hemp variety of the Cannabis sativa plant. These compounds, called cannabinoids, have impactful health benefits for your pet that are best realized when they are extracted from the cannabis plant together.
When all cannabinoids from the plant work together concurrently, your pet receives the maximum benefit the plant has to offer, and that benefit is referred to as the entourage effect.
If you’re wondering if CBD oil can get your dog “high,” rest assured it cannot. This common misconception about CBD oil, that it can somehow make your animal high, is born from confusion between CBD and another popular cannabinoid, tetrahydrocannabinol, or “THC.” This is the cannabinoid responsible for producing the euphoric “high” a user feels when they use marijuana. It’s worth noting that commercially grown hemp (the kind that produces CBD oil) produces a very low amount of THC.
By federal law, commercially manufactured CBD products, including those for your pet, must be made from hemp plants that contain less than 0.3% THC, which is not enough to produce a “high.” It’s important that a CBD product contain this trace amount of THC, however, as there is evidence to support the presence of THC as a necessity to deliver the entourage effect. Full spectrum CBD oil is the only kind of CBD oil that contains this trace THC, so it’s important to use this type of CBD oil when seeking optimal results. A CBD isolate oil cannot produce the entourage effect, and may not be as beneficial for your pet.
CBD may have an instantaneous effect on some dogs, though it may take several doses or even weeks to notice changes in other dogs.
Once you’ve given your dog CBD oil, you may be able to see results within minutes. Every animal is different, and some dogs are more immediately receptive to the effects of CBD oil than others. Your dog’s response to CBD oil will depend on the concentration and amount of CBD oil you give as well as the dog’s individual physiology.
A typical dose of CBD oil will last for approximately eight to twelve hours. Every dog is different and how your dog responds to CBD oil may not be exactly the same as another dog’s response.
CBD has a wide range of potential benefits when given to your dog. Here are some of the main reasons people administer CBD to their pets.
Before starting any new regimen with your pet, you should always consult a veterinary professional. The team at VETCBD is knowledgeable and experienced, but your specific veterinarian knows your animal personally, and should be made aware of any changes in their overall routine.
CBD oil is generally very well tolerated by canines, with very few side effects. When given in low doses, you will likely not notice any adverse side effects with CBD treatment. However, if your dog experiences a side effect from CBD oil treatment, it will likely be among the following:
If you’re ready to try CBD oil as a holistic supplement for your dog, there are some things you should know before making a purchase. Not all CBD oils are created equally, and it’s important to know what you’re buying.
For optimal effects, your dog’s CBD oil should be full spectrum so they are able to obtain maximum CBD oil benefit. Our tinctures are full spectrum where the CBD oil is extracted from responsibly grown American hemp and uses organic extra virgin olive oil as the carrier oil.
It’s important to verify the quality, safety and potency of the CBD product you’re purchasing. Third party testing ensures that the CBD products you use for your dog include the exact type and amount of ingredients the manufacturer says they do. We triple-test our products throughout the manufacturing process with independent laboratories for third party testing to ensure we’re achieving the most effective cannabinoid profile for your pet. Additionally, this layer of testing also ensures that our products do not contain any unwanted chemicals, pesticides, or other ingredients that could cause harm to your pets.
Being generally well-tolerated and safe for most dogs, it’s worth giving CBD oil a try to help support your dog’s overall wellness and health. Explore VETCBD Hemp today and see all your options to help your dog thrive.
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These product reviews are for informational purposes only. The information is not a substitute for expert veterinary care. Product reviews are written by actual customers and represent their own observations. These observations are not guaranteed, are not medically substantiated, and may not be typical for other pets.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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VetCBD products are made using hemp containing less than 0.3% THC.
