Frequently Asked Questions
CBD (cannabidiol) is a natural compound from the hemp plant. It’s non-psychoactive, so it won’t get your dog high. Pet owners commonly use it to support calm, comfort, and everyday wellness.
CBD is generally well tolerated by dogs. Our products are made with organic ingredients and third-party tested for potency and THC limits. Start with the recommended serving for your dog’s weight, and check with your veterinarian if your dog has a health condition or takes medication.
No. Full-spectrum hemp CBD is non-psychoactive and tested to stay within the legal THC limit, so it won’t intoxicate your pet.
A common starting point is based on your dog’s weight. Begin low, give once or twice daily, and adjust gradually over a week or two. General starting guide:
| Dog weight | Starting CBD (per serving) |
|---|---|
| Up to 15 lbs | 1–2 mg |
| 15–30 lbs | 2–4 mg |
| 30–50 lbs | 4–6 mg |
| 50–75 lbs | 6–9 mg |
| 75+ lbs | 9–12 mg |
This is general guidance, not a prescription. For our chews, each one lists its CBD amount; for tinctures, use the dropper markings. When in doubt, start at the low end and talk to your vet.
It varies. Given directly (under the tongue or gum line), effects can show within 30–60 minutes. Mixed into food, it may take longer. For ongoing support, many owners give it daily and notice the most benefit after a couple of weeks of consistent use.
Yes. CBD is commonly used as a daily supplement. Consistent daily use tends to work better than occasional use for ongoing support.
A dangerous overdose is not a realistic concern at normal servings. Very large amounts may cause loose stools or drowsiness.
Chews are pre-measured, familiar, and easy to give, great for consistency. Oil (tincture) lets you fine-tune the amount by the drop and can absorb faster when given directly. Many owners pick chews for daily use and oil when they want precise control.
Three easy ways: mix it into food, drop it directly under the tongue or along the gum line for faster absorption, or add it to a favorite treat.
There are few known interactions, but CBD can affect how some medications are processed. If your dog is on medication, check with your veterinarian before adding CBD.
At normal servings, most dogs stay alert and simply seem calmer. Larger amounts can cause mild drowsiness, which is another reason to start low.
Healthy dogs of most ages can take CBD. Seniors are one of the most common groups owners use it for. For very young puppies or dogs with health conditions, check with your vet first.
Our full-spectrum hemp products are made to stay within the federal legal THC limit (under 0.3%) and are third-party tested to confirm it. See our Lab Testing page for the results.
We use organic hemp and organic ingredients, grown without pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers, and we avoid fillers. Several of our products are USDA Certified Organic.
Yes. Every product is tested by an independent lab for CBD potency and THC compliance. You can view the certificates of analysis on our Lab Testing page.
Our formulas are made specifically for dogs (and horses, for Canna-Equine). We don’t recommend giving them to cats. Cats process compounds differently, so ask your veterinarian about cat-appropriate options.
Yes. Our Canna-Equine formula is made specifically for horses to help support calm, comfort, and recovery. See the Canna-Equine product page for details.
Full-spectrum means the extract keeps the natural range of beneficial hemp compounds together, not just isolated CBD. Many people prefer it because those compounds are thought to work better as a group.
Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Properly stored, they’ll stay fresh through the printed date.
Owners most commonly use it to support calm during stressful moments, joint comfort and mobility in aging dogs, everyday immune and wellness support, and healthy skin and coat. CBD is a supplement, not a treatment for any disease.
