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CBD Dog Treats Benefits
There are many CBD dog treat benefits. Many of our customers are giving their pets CBD dog treats for pain relief and to help reduce inflammation. If your furry best friend is experiencing joint pain, CBD dog treats might help. It’s important to note that CBD can affect all dogs differently. It’s best to start with a lower dose and gradually increase as needed. Some customers are seeing great benefits with our CBD dog treats for calming. We have many CBD for pets reviews saying our CBD dog treats help their pet stay calmer during thunderstorms or fireworks. CBD dog treats for calming might also be a good option if your dog is stressed while you are away at work.
Some dogs may unfortunately experience hip pain and joint pain. Some customers are giving their pet CBD products daily and are seeing relief. In some cases, their dog is more active when they give their pet CBD dog treats for pain relief. We specialize in making top quality CBD for pets because we prioritize the quality of ingredients used in our treats. Most importantly our CBD dog treats do not contain any THC. Each heart-shaped treat has 5 mg of CBD. Our CBD dog treats are gluten free and soy free. Each treat is packed with a savory chicken and pumpkin flavor that will have your dog drooling for more.

How Many CBD Treats For Dogs?
It’s always best to talk to your veterinarian before starting or stopping any supplement for your pet. The following are general guidelines and there is no guarantee this CBD dog treat dosage is perfect for your pet. Some dogs may need less than the suggested amount and some may need more. It’s important to try the same CBD dog treat dosage for a few days until you see the desired results. Once you’ve found the perfect dosage for your pet, continue as needed. Fresh drinking water should always be available.
For dogs under 15 pounds, the suggested dosage is half of a CBD dog treat. Our heart shaped treats can easily be broken into halves. For dogs weighing 15-50 pounds, try giving one dog CBD treat. This would be equivalent to 5mg of CBD. If your pet weighs 50-75 pounds, the suggested dosage is 2 CBD dog treats. For larger breeds over 75 pounds, try giving your dog 3 CBD dog treats per day. Our CBD dog treats for calming are packed with a savory pumpkin flavor that your dogs will love. All of our CBD pet products are gluten and soy free and contain no THC.

How Long For CBD Dog Treats To Work?
Many people are using CBD not only for themselves but also for their pets! But you may be wondering how long it takes for CBD to take effect. Our CBD dog treats typically start to take effect within 30 minutes to 1 hour. Since CBD dog treats for calming need to be digested in your dog’s body, it does take some time for that to happen. So, it’s best to give your dog a CBD dog treat an hour before any potential triggers like fireworks, thunderstorms, or a car ride. Smaller dogs may experience a faster effect time. Some of our customers with small pets say the CBD dog treats work in as little as 15 minutes.
Just like humans, dogs and cats have an endocannabinoid system (ECS) which plays an important role in regulating homeostasis or balance within our body. The ECS has two receptors, CB1 and CB2. These receptors can control different processes in the body such as pain, digestion, and motor control. These receptors are even more common in dogs than in humans. Because of this, CBD dog treat benefits may be more receptive. It is beneficial for pets to use CBD dog treats for pain relief more often than just taking CBD once. It may take some adjustment to find the perfect CBD dosage for your pet. Most people will give CBD dog treats daily if their pet has a chronic issue and even experiment with giving them a morning and evening dose as many people report that by maintaining consistency they have seen the best results for their dog. For stressful situations like thunderstorms or fireworks, try giving CBD dog treats for calming an hour before. In these cases most people will give their dog a CBD treat as needed in preparation for any potential triggers for their stress.