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Endoca CBD oil for pets is raw hemp extract in three strengths, matched to the size of the animal rather than sold as one bottle for everything. Organic, non-GMO, with nothing added beyond the hemp itself. Add it to food or give it directly, and speak to your vet first.
The pet CBD shelf is where the least careful products in this industry end up. Flavourings to make the oil palatable, carriers chosen on cost, and a single strength sold for a Chihuahua and a Great Dane alike. Ours are the same organically grown hemp and the same CO2 extract that go into the human range, with nothing added. No flavouring, no preservative and no filler, because an animal cannot tell you what disagreed with it.
Three strengths exist because a 4kg cat and a 40kg dog are not the same customer. The 30mg oil is a 3% raw CBD and CBDa formula built for smaller animals, the 150mg is the same formula at 15% for larger breeds, and the 200mg extract is for very large dogs and horses. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory before release, and the certificates are published by batch number rather than held on request.
One thing we will not do is tell you how much to give your animal. Weight is a starting point and not an answer, animals on medication are a genuinely different conversation, and your vet has information about your pet that we do not. Talk to them first. Anyone selling you a pet dosing chart from a product page is guessing on your behalf about an animal they have never seen.
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All three pet products, compared by extract type, THC content, the size of animal each is built for and what is in the bottle.
| PRODUCT | CBD TYPE | THC | BEST FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Oil 30mg for Pets | Raw Full Spectrum CBD plus CBDa | Less than 0.2% | Small to medium dogs and cats | CBD and CBDa at 3%, omega-3 and omega-6, vitamins, minerals |
| CBD Oil 150mg for Pets | Raw Full Spectrum CBD plus CBDa | Less than 0.2% | Large dog breeds | CBD and CBDa at 15%, omega-3 and omega-6, vitamins, minerals |
| RAW CBD Extract 200mg for Pets | Raw Full Spectrum CBD plus CBDa concentrate | Less than 0.2% | Very large dogs and horses | CBD and CBDa at 20%, omega-3 and omega-6, vitamins, minerals |
CBD for pets is hemp extract prepared for animals rather than people. In our case the difference is not the extract, which is identical to the human raw oils, but the strengths we bottle it at and the fact that nothing else goes in. Dogs, cats, horses and every other mammal have an endocannabinoid system, which is why the category exists at all rather than being a marketing invention.
Ours are raw, meaning the extract is never heated after CO2 extraction, so CBDa is still present alongside CBD. The carrier is hemp seed oil, which brings omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids with it. What is absent is more interesting than what is present. No bacon flavouring, no sweetener, no preservative and no colouring, because those are added for the owner rather than the animal.
How you give it is a practical question rather than a technical one. Most people add the drops to food, which is easier and less of a negotiation than getting a dropper near a suspicious cat. Directly into the mouth works too if your animal tolerates it. Neither method is wrong, and consistency at a level your vet is comfortable with matters more than the route.
We are going to be careful here, and it is worth explaining why. Marketing in this category routinely says things about animals that nobody has established, and we would rather not add to it. What follows is what each product is, matched to the animal it was built for.
Any question about whether CBD suits your specific animal belongs with your vet, particularly if your pet is on medication or has an existing condition.
If you are new to this, the 30mg oil is the sensible first bottle for most household pets, and your vet is the right person to talk to about how it fits your animal’s routine.
It is hemp extract in a hemp seed oil carrier, bottled at strengths matched to animal size. Endoca pet oils use the same organically grown hemp and CO2 extract as our human range, with no flavourings, sweeteners or preservatives added. Three strengths cover cats through to horses.
Most owners add the drops to food, which avoids the wrestling match. Straight into the mouth works if your animal tolerates a dropper. Cats are usually easier with food. Whichever route you take, keep it consistent so you can actually judge anything.
The 30mg oil is built for small to medium dogs and cats, the 150mg for large breeds, and the 200mg extract for very large dogs and horses. Weight is the starting point. How much to give within that is a conversation for your vet, not for a product page.
The extract is the same and the hemp is the same. What differs is the strengths we bottle and the absence of any flavouring. Nothing in the pet range is designed to taste of anything other than hemp.
People do, and the raw human oils are the same formula. The reason we bottle a pet range separately is strength and dropper control at small volumes. Ask your vet before improvising with a bottle intended for an adult human.
Yes. It has been identified across mammals and in a wide range of other vertebrates, and it was described in dogs and rodents during the same period of research that mapped it in humans. That shared biology is the reason the category exists rather than being invented by marketers.
Raw extract keeps CBDa, the acid form the plant produces, because it is never heated after extraction. We made the pet range raw for the same reason we make raw human oils, which is that it is closer to the plant as it grew. It is a formulation choice, not a claim.
The carrier is hemp seed oil, which naturally contains omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids along with some vitamins and minerals. They are there because of what the carrier is, not because anything was added to the bottle.
The same way as the human range. Independent laboratory testing on every batch covering the cannabinoid profile and contaminant screening, published by batch number on our lab testing page. Hemp draws metals out of soil, and an animal getting a daily dose is the last place you want that unchecked.
Dogs are more sensitive to THC than humans, and veterinary bodies take THC exposure in dogs seriously. Our pet oils are hemp extract stating less than 0.2% THC, which is a very different thing from a cannabis product. Never give an animal anything made for the THC market.
Both are Cannabis sativa L. and the difference is THC content. Pet products in this collection are made from certified low-THC hemp. Cannabis grown for THC is not suitable for animals in any form, which is worth saying plainly given how the two words get used interchangeably.
No. Cannabidiol is not intoxicating in animals any more than in people, and the trace THC in a hemp extract is far below an intoxicating amount. If an animal appears intoxicated after any product, that is a vet visit, not a wait and see.
Yes. They fall under animal feed rules rather than the Novel Food framework that applies to human CBD, and national positions vary considerably across member states. Some countries restrict CBD in feed materials outright. Check your national rules.
That depends entirely on the size of the animal and the routine your vet is comfortable with, which is why we do not publish a figure. What we can tell you is that the 150mg oil is five times the concentration of the 30mg, so a large dog on the stronger bottle uses far fewer drops.
Yes, and owners with a settled routine usually do. The subscriber saving applies as it does elsewhere on the shop, and running out mid-routine is more disruptive with an animal than it is with yourself.
Somewhere cool, dry and out of direct light, with the cap closed. Not in the car and not on a sunny windowsill. There are no preservatives in the bottle, which is the trade-off for there being nothing else in it either.
We ship worldwide, but CBD in animal feed is restricted in more countries than CBD for humans, and customs handle the two differently. Check your national position before ordering, particularly outside the EU.