Yes… their bodies and brains have cannabinoid receptors just like ours. This means that CBD works the same for them. There is no way to overdose on CBD so don’t worry they are safe.

The best way to figure the best dose is by weight. See the chart above. For pets that weigh up to 25 pounds you should stat with 10mgs and see how they respond. If they seem very lethargic, cut the next dose in half.

Of course !  their cannabinoid receptors are the same as for dogs. So use the same dose in the chart, based on their weight.

We know very little about the number of cannabinoid receptors in a horse. Their has been reports that they have thousands times more than a human. Which means they don’t follow the normal chart for other pets. We have heard that people use 40 to 50 mg doses and they feel that works great for their horses. But we have also heard of people using 1000mg doses… (1 mg per pound)… Without further data we wouldn’t recommend that high of a dose.  Always start slow

The most common way is to use hemp oil tincture and drop it on top of your pets food at dinner time.

We prefer to use the oil on top of the food instead of treats. When you put CBD oil into food recipes it takes a very long mixing time… most often for 6 to 8 hours to get the cbd to evenly mix through out the batch. And for that reason we chose to not make the treats.

Absolutely not. CBD is a non-intoxicating compound that does not get animals or humans high. Our CBD oil is made from isolate so there is zero THC, which means you don’t have to worry about your pet becoming high.