Can Cats and Dogs Benefit from CBD?

Although the benefits of CBD for humans have already been proven, can CBD benefit your pets? The answer is a resounding yes! $125 million in market share by the year 2022 is a good indication that CBD is rapidly becoming a popular way of treating your dog or cat.

CBD is now recognized as an effective way of treating various pet ailments, from seizures to general anxiety. While buying weed online from our online dispensary in Vancouver, you might consider the health and well-being of the furry members of your family. Studies show that CBD is completely safe for pets. Some pet owners report that CBD makes their aggressive pets calm and more relaxed.

Canna Wholesalers has what you need in the right dose to treat your anxious animal. We are also always available to help you decide how to administer your pet properly.

CBD for Cats and Dogs

Certain types of cannabis contain a higher CBD content and so have a higher medical value. To be a legitimate CBD treatment, there must be less than 3% THC content. THC is not a good substance for your pet, causing tremors, disorientation, depression, hyperactivity, vomiting, seizures, a stupor, and even death. The next time you buy oil online, include CBD oil in your order for your pet and talk to Canna Wholesalers about treating your cat or dog.

Buying weed online for people in Canada is easier than ever before. But acquiring weed for the treatment of your pet is a more complicated matter. There are additional matters for consideration.

Be aware of best practices. Organically grown hemp and growers observing best practices are always a good idea.
Make sure that a neutral source does testing. An independent lab should test it. These labs can not only find exact CBD and THC levels, but they can also identify traces of pesticides, heavy metals, or any solvents that could harm your pet.
Anyone can sell cheap weed but maintaining high quality and purity at a good price is another matter. Make sure the weed you buy is premium quality and pure.
In particular, look out for a substance called Xylitol, used as a sugar substitute. It can be fatal to dogs.
All cannabis products list CBD and THC levels on their label. When selecting CBD for your pet, it is important to make sure that THC levels are 3% or lower (or 3 parts THC for one thousand parts of oil).

Treating Your Pet with CBD

Start by working with your veterinarian before treating your pet with CBD. Administer the CBD orally or mixed-in with food for best effectiveness. Observe caution by administering a low dose at first; 2 mg/10lbs once per day is a good starting point. Watch your pet closely, and if they seem not to be adversely affected, you can up the dose to twice daily.

Effects and Side Effects

People are reporting a “quality of a life improvement” in their cats. Cat owners have a long history of CBD use for ailments such as seizures, upper respiratory infections, asthma, pancreatitis, cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, and arthritis.

There are some side effects to be aware of, which include:

Blood pressure fluctuation: CBD in high doses may lower blood pressure. This can cause light-headedness.
Dry mouth: Your pet may want to drink more water when they notice that their mouth is dry and they feel thirsty.
Drowsiness: In higher doses, the calming effect of CBD may result in a little drowsiness.
Nothing is too good for your furry babies. CBD has shown great therapeutic results for pet owners.