- THC is best known for psychoactive properties and is toxic to pets.
- CBD and CBDa are the cannabinoids found to be therapeutic.
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- The manufacturer or distributor should be able to provide you with a purity certificate for EACH batch they produce.
- A purity certificate is completed by an independent third party.
- It will show the concentration of CBD.
- It will also prove that the product does not have dangerous heavy metals, pesticides, and mycotoxins that can be found in plants.
- The certificate should show THC levels under 0.3%
- The company should have completed their own studies on their own product showing efficacy and safety!
- The product should provide clear dosing recommendations based on the size of your pet.
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- Make sure you check in with your vet if your dog is on other medications. For example – pets on gabapentin will need to reduce their dose to avoid excessive sedation!
- The manufacturer or distributor should be able to provide you with a purity certificate for EACH batch they produce.
If you are considering CBD for your pet, we offer a line of CBD oil and treats at the clinic that we are confident recommending based on this criteria. We have seen positive results for many of our patients who have given it a try so please contact us if you are interested.
~ Dr. Christa Kahuda