The most common method of giving CBD oil to your pets is either spraying it directly into the animal’s mouth, onto your cat’s paw or simply spray it into their meals each day or on a dog or cat treat.

CBD is non-psychoactive, which means your dog will not get high. Cannabis typically has a mix of CBD, which makes it psychoactive and is needed in small amounts to help treat our animals if they have cancer, similar to adults that want to go for a different approach of treatment compared to undergoing Chemo or Radiation.

The general advice for giving our animals CBD is some trial and error before you find the right dose that works for your dog (or your cat). Start with a small dosage (one squirt) and gradually increase depending on the effects (or reactions) you see from your pet.

It usually takes about 15-30 minutes before you notice any effects from your dog or cat. If you believe your dog or cat is not feeling the effects after an hour, increase the amount (two or three squirts) later in the day or wait until the next day to try a slightly higher dose. Many dog and cat owners have already taken the initiative to try this alternative method for their animals.

Early research and anecdotal testimonials show that CBD has helped our pets in a variety of ways. Here’s a list of conditions that CBD has been found to help treat (and/or cure) our dogs and cats:

What is CBD?

Phytocannabinoids is one of the chemical compounds that come from the hemp plant. It is one of over 85 unique compounds found in hemp, known as cannabinoids. It can be extracted in a variety of methods and can be prepared in a powder form, or simply an oil or water base that is used to create tinctures, infused into baked goods or simply added into water or anything used or consumed in our everyday lives.

CBD, which can be either consumed (phytocannabinoids) or produced naturally by the body (endocannabinoid), are chemical compounds that interact with our bodies and our animal’s central regulatory system. Our dogs and cats, as well as humans can naturally produce its own endocannabinoids that bind to cannabinoid receptors in both the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. Phytocannabinoids are known to help to kick-start our central regulatory system. For more information about CBD, simply Google the word “Phytocannabinoids” or “cannabinoid” and a slough of information will be available for you to gain a better understanding on how CBD help our dogs and cats as well as humans.

How Does it Work on my Dog and Cat?

Our bodies manufacture its own cannabinoids, called endocannabinoids, to help support our regulatory system as well as our dogs and cats. This support system helps to keep our bodies in tune day to day, including: appetite, pain sensation, mood, memory, immune system functions, and inflammation control to name just a few of the many discovered benefits of recent studies of CBD.

CBD acts as a kick starter for these cannabinoids to keep the receptors working at optimal capacity and to help the functions of our dogs and cat’s central regulatory system.

Where does CBD come from?

Our bodies manufacture its own cannabinoids, called endocannabinoids, to help support our regulatory system as well as our dogs and cats. This support system helps to keep our bodies in tune day to day, including: appetite, pain sensation, mood, memory, immune system functions, and inflammation control to name just a few of the many discovered benefits of recent studies of CBD.

CBD acts as a kick starter for these cannabinoids to keep the receptors working at optimal capacity and to help the functions of our dogs and cat’s central regulatory system.

CBD Doesn’t Get You High!

CBD is a compound in Hemp, are often confused with another compound in Cannabis, mostly because we simply need to educate ourselves with the information from years of independent research studies. It’s very important to distinguish between the two of them as they have fundamentally different benefits and uses depending on what you are trying to cure. There is plenty of reading material out on the internet that can educate you to understand the many uses and treatments available on the market or in a licensed medical dispensary in states as Washington, Colorado, Oregon and California.

Dosage for Dogs

Each of our MaMa Pooch CBD Spray bottles contains 500 milligrams.

One squirt (serving) of our spray ranges from 3-6 mg of 99% pure CBD Isolate.

Usage Advice: Spray once to twice in your dog’s mouth or spray it into your dog or cat’s food and mix with spoon. For cats, you can spray it on top of its paw and they will simply lick it off, if they don’t like it sprayed into their mouth. Serving size should be labeled on the bottle (typically 2-3 sprays). Use daily or as much as needed, you cannot overdose your animals or humans with too much CBD.