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Since the signing of the Farm Bill in 2018, it’s safe to say that CBD has only surged in its popularity throughout the United States, hence the rise in products like gummies, vapes, pain creams and more. But what about CBD for pets? https://oliolusso.com/blogs/diary/cbd-for-pets-101/
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CBD FOR PETS 101
Since the signing of the Farm Bill in 2018, it’s safe to say that CBD has only surged in its popularity throughout the United States, hence the rise in products like
gummies, vapes, pain creams and more.
But what about CBD for pets?
CBD for pets may pose a useful solution for many pet owners, whether it’s their furry friend’s chronic arthritis, or easing anxiety during loud, chaotic events.
But does CBD for pets really work? How does one even give their pet CBD?
Read on to find out!
What is CBD?
CBD, also known as cannabidiol, is one of the most common compounds found in cannabis plants.
These special compounds are known as cannabinoids, and over 100 different types of them are known to exist in cannabis, alongside THC.
THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is a cannabinoid noted for many benefits, but it’s also known to produce an intoxicating effect due to its psychoactive
properties.
Unlike THC, though, CBD will not make the user high.
So how does CBD work for pets , anyway?
How CBD Works for Pets
Understandably, there are many pet owners who want to know how CBD affects cats and dogs , and how it works to help with their needs.
But to explain this connection, we must first examine the endocannabinoid system.
The endocannabinoid system is a series of receptors throughout the body that work to maintain balance. To do so, it manages functions like sleep, mood, and
appetite.
We humans have an endocannabinoid system, but so do cats and dogs!
The endocannabinoid system sends messages through cannabinoids, and that’s exactly what CBD is.
That being said, it’s been theorized that when CBD enters the body, it may help influence certain responses to better regulate the body.
How CBD Can Help Your Pet
Here are just a few potential benefits that CBD may hold for your pets. Note that while there’s been considerable anecdotal evidence for each of these
benefits, there is still not enough research to fully prove them.
Anxiety & Depression
One of the most common reasons individuals buy CBD is to ease their pet’s emotional discomfort, whether it’s depression, anxiety, or stress.
There are plenty of factors that may be causing your pet to experience distress, whether it’s being separated from their human, a long road trip, or the
addition of a new family member.
If your pet is experiencing anxiety or depression, it’s always recommended that you consult an animal specialist. That being said, CBD may help ease your
pet’s temperament and calm their nerves. This may be linked to the brain’s ability to produce serotonin.
Discomfort
It’s easy to feel helpless when your pet is undergoing chronic pain, especially for senior pets who deserve to spend their golden years in peace and comfort.
Again, pets who are experiencing chronic pain should always be examined by a vet for the best treatment options. That being said, CBD’s properties may be
beneficial for easing your pet’s discomfort.
Nausea Soothing
Just like humans, pets can experience nausea and vomiting. But unlike us, cats and dogs can’t just take some drugstore medicine.
So what can we do for them?
Make sure to consult a vet to fully understand the causes of your pet’s symptoms, but CBD may even help reduce the anxiety and appetite impairments that
often lead to nausea.
Is CBD Safe for Pets?
Among its numerous purported benefits, it should be noted that currently, there is still much we don’t fully understand about CBD.
So is CBD safe for pets?
All evidence so far indicates that overall, CBD is not harmful for humans, cats, or dogs. However, not all CBD products for pets are made equal, and we’ll talk
about finding the best CBD products for pets toward the end.
It’s also worth mentioning that CBD may give pets some mild side effects, such as changes in appetite, nausea, and drowsiness.
CBD may also have a reaction with certain medications, so if your pet is on any type of regimen, make sure to consult with your vet whether CBD is suitable
for your furry friend.
Types of CBD for Pets
For us humans, CBD is as simple or as complicated as we want it to be: we can take it under our tongue, we can ingest it in the form of a gummy, we can
even vape it!
For pets, on the other hand, the options aren’t quite as vast, but there are certainly options that work.
CBD oils may be the most common way to give CBD to pets. Some owners even manage to get the stopper into their cat or dog’s mouth. But for those who
can't, CBD oil can be added to your pet’s food. Plus, there are plenty of companies that offer delicious flavors to entice your pet, like tasty tuna and savory
steak!
Additionally, there are even CBD treats for both dogs and cats!
However you decide to give your pet CBD, ultimately make sure you’re using a CBD product that’s specifically formulated for pets.
Determining Your Pet’s CBD Dosage
When starting your pet on CBD, tons of questions can arise. But perhaps one of the most common questions would be, “how much CBD do I give my dog?”
or “how much CBD do I give my cat?”
So what’s the correct answer?
Here’s the thing about dosing your pet’s CBD: just as is the case with humans, there’s no one-size-fits-all dosage for pets.
The appropriate dosage for your pet is going to depend on a number of factors, such as whether your pet is a cat or dog, the breed, weight, and preexisting
health conditions.
If there is one golden rule to follow, it’s this: regardless of your own idea for the best dosage, lower is always the better bet. When you start with a lower
dosage, building a tolerance becomes less of a problem compared to those starting at a higher one.
More importantly, you’ll be lowering your pet’s chance of experiencing side effects.
For many people, the rule of 0.25 per pound of body weight is a helpful starting point. So if you have an 11 pound cat, you may want to start out by giving
them 2.75 mg a day, whereas a 4 pound chihuahua might do better on 1 mg a day.
Choosing The Right CBD Oil For Your Pet
If you made it to this point in the article, you may be thinking, “Okay! I think CBD is a great option for pets, but where do I even find it? How do I know what
a quality CBD for my pet looks like?”
While CBD alone is safe for dogs, it’s the factors surrounding it that may pose a threat to your pet. For example, lesser-quality CBD oils may include
ingredients that might be harmful to your pet. Some companies may even grow their hemp in soil containing heavy metals, which pose a health risk to you
and your pet.
But don’t let this scare you from shopping, because it’s 100% possible to find reliable, high-quality brands who prioritize your furry friends.
In an industry that’s more or less unregulated, CBD’s quality assurance is completely up to the company that makes it.
Luckily, there is a way you can be sure you’re shopping from a brand that upholds your expectations: third-party testing.
When CBD brands third-party test their products, it means that they’re allowing a completely separate entity to analyze their products for metals and
chemicals in the soil.
Make sure the company you shop from has third-party tested their products, and that they offer a certificate of analysis for each batch.
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