While there are exceptions to every rule, cannabidiol (CBD) doesn’t interact with receptors in the brainstem, or areas controlling respiration. This means that lethal overdoses from industrial-grade hemp derived CBD extracts, are statistically nil.

Since CBD is bi-phasic your furry friend can only absorb so much CBD, so giving them too much will be a waste. Side effects in dogs may be feeling sluggish, sleepy, or nauseous.

So while too much CBD isn’t going to hurt your pet in the same way that too many painkillers might, it’s important to start low, go slowly when increasing your dose, and work up to a CBD dosage that most benefits your pet’s quality of life.

Just like our Pet Oils, resolveCBD Dog Treats are formulated with Broad Spectrum CBD and are not psychoactive. Broad Spectrum CBD omits any traces of THC, which is the main compound responsible for psychoactive effects.

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While we formulated the flavour of our CBD Dog Treats to cater to dogs, a variety of your furry friends can have our treats as they only contain three ingredients: Beef Liver, Hemp-Extracted Cannabidiol, and MCT Oil. If you plan on giving your non-K9 pet our treats, we recommend speaking with your veterinarian beforehand to ensure that they can consume the above ingredients safely. We also do not have any recommended dosage information available for pets besides our pet dosage chart for cats and dogs.

List of animals

• Dogs
• Hamsters
• Cats
• Rats
• Guinea Pigs
• Ferrets
• Horses
• Birds

Following our recommended dosage chart for pets as long as you stay within the recommended range, your pet will be safe and healthy. Since we formulate our treats with hemp-derived CBD, THC (which dogs are particularly sensitive to) is completely omitted so you can provide your furry friend with a little extra (on accident of course) with peace of mind!

Our CBD pet treats are meant to provide your pet with a delicious treat as well as give a small dose of CBD, it is not a direct replacement to our Oils as the dosage is much higher. These treats are great for an on-the-go dose or treat!

CBD given in edible form needs time for the body to digest and deliver to your dog's endocannabinoid system. Since every dog's genetic makeup and endocannabinoid system is unique, this process could take anywhere between 30-90 minutes to take effect.

CBD is an inhibitor of cytochrome P450 and has the potential to affect the metabolism of other drugs (much like grapefruit does).  While this appears to be of minimal clinical significance in most cases, this may be important when CBD is used in a pet for seizure control. Doses of other anticonvulsants may need to be adjusted. 

We always advise you to speak with your veterinarian before administering CBD to your pet especially if they are currently on any form of medication.

While no adverse effects have been observed when administering large quantities of CBD to dogs (or cats), even small amounts of THC can prove harmful to them. Researchers have observed that THC has a more dramatic and profound effect on dogs than on humans as they actually have more cannabinoid receptors in their bodies than we do.

THC toxicity is an ongoing risk for dogs as they are more sensitive to it, due to this, we formulate all of our pet products with Broad Spectrum CBD which contains no traces of THC!

Our resolveCBD Dog Treats work and treat the same way our Pet Oils do albeit in much smaller concentrations. They're also made with healthy and nutritious ingredients such as beef liver and MCT oil which both boast their own great properties. The most important ingredient, CBD, has shown benefits for animals through a range of different ailments including, but not limited to, inflammatory problems, seizures, pain relief, and anxiety.

CBD also may aid end-of-life care for older animals or one's experiencing terminal diseases such as cancer. Using CBD for pet health problems or even as a supplement is based on the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS) to achieve and maintain the balance of all processes in the body which is homeostasis.