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CBD for Dogs
Three raw hemp extracts for animals, at strengths matched to size rather than sold as one bottle for every dog. Organic, with nothing in them beyond the hemp and its carrier oil. Speak to your vet before giving any of it to an animal, and read the note below first.
Not All Dog CBD Is Created Equal
The pet shelf collects the least careful products in this trade and the reasons become obvious the moment you read a few labels. Flavouring added so an oil goes down. Carriers picked on price. A single strength offered for a whippet and a wolfhound alike. Ours carry the same organically grown hemp and the same CO2 extract as the human range with nothing added whatsoever, because a dog is in no position to tell you what disagreed with it.
Three strengths exist because dogs vary in size more than almost any other animal kept in a house. The 30mg per millilitre oil suits smaller dogs, the 150mg per millilitre suits larger breeds and the 200mg per gram concentrate is built for very large dogs and horses. Every batch is sent to an independent laboratory before release and the certificates are published against batch numbers rather than held back for anyone who thinks to ask.
What we will not do is tell you how much to give an animal, and in Britain that goes further than good manners. A veterinary surgeon is the person the law places between an owner and a decision of this kind, and the reason is set out plainly in the questions below rather than tucked into a footnote. Weight is a starting point rather than an answer, and a dog on any other medication is an entirely different conversation.
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Compare Endoca Hemp Products For Dogs
All three, compared by extract type, concentration, the size of dog each was formulated for and what the bottle holds.
| PRODUCT | EXTRACT TYPE | STRENGTH | BUILT FOR | IN THE BOTTLE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAW CBD Oil for Pets 30mg/ml CBD+CBDa | Raw full spectrum | 30mg per millilitre | Smaller dogs and cats | Hemp extract and hemp seed oil, nothing further |
| RAW CBD Oil for Pets 150mg/ml CBD+CBDa | Raw full spectrum | 150mg per millilitre | Larger dog breeds | Hemp extract and hemp seed oil, nothing further |
| Hemp Oil Extract for Pets 200mg/g CBD | Raw full spectrum concentrate | 200mg per gram | Very large dogs and horses | Hemp extract and hemp seed oil, nothing further |
What Is Hemp Extract For Dogs
It is hemp extract prepared for an animal rather than a person. The extract itself is no different from our raw human oils. What changes is the strengths it goes into and the fact that nothing else follows it into the bottle. Dogs carry an endocannabinoid system as every mammal does, which is why this category exists at all instead of being something invented in a marketing meeting.
These are raw, meaning no heat was applied after CO2 extraction, so CBDa remains alongside CBD. The carrier is hemp seed oil, arriving with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids as a property of what it is rather than as something added. The absences say more than the contents. No bacon flavouring, no sweetener, no colouring and no preservative, because every one of those exists for the owner rather than for the dog.
How you give it is a practical matter and most owners put the drops onto food, which spares everyone a negotiation. Straight into the mouth works where a dog tolerates a dropper. What matters more than the route is that your vet knows about it, and in Britain that is not merely advisable. The rules place a veterinary surgeon at the centre of this decision, and the questions below explain how.
What Can Hemp Extract For Dogs Be Used For?
This section is short and careful, and the reason is regulatory rather than commercial. What follows sets out what each product is and the size of dog it was formulated for. It sets out nothing about what any of it does.
Every question about whether cannabidiol suits your particular dog belongs with your vet, and that is more emphatically true here than it would be in most countries.
- Smaller Dogs: The 30mg per millilitre oil is the gentlest in the range and gives the finest control at the small volumes a small dog needs.
- Larger Breeds: The 150mg per millilitre oil is the same raw extract five times over, so a big dog is not facing an impractical number of drops.
- Very Large Dogs: The 200mg per gram extract is the concentrate, for animals where an oil would mean a bottle a week.
- Nothing Else Inside: Hemp seed oil is the carrier, so the omegas arrive with it rather than being added, and there is nothing further in the bottle at all.
- Your Vet First: Before anything else, and particularly if your dog takes medication. Our piece on turkey tail mushroom for dogs is written to the same standard if you want a sense of how we handle animal subjects.
If you keep a cat rather than a dog, these same three products cover both, and the pets collection is where they sit in the shop navigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hemp extract carried in hemp seed oil, bottled at strengths chosen to suit animal size. The hemp and the CO2 extract are those used across our human range, with nothing added for flavour, sweetness or shelf life. Three strengths run from cats through to horses.
Size is where you begin. Smaller dogs take the 30mg per millilitre, larger breeds the 150mg, and very large dogs the 200mg per gram concentrate. How much within that belongs to your vet rather than to a shop page.
Most owners put the drops onto food, which is simpler for everyone. Straight into the mouth works where a dog tolerates it. Whichever route you take, staying consistent is what makes anything assessable at all.
Some owners do and the raw human oils share the formula. A separate range exists for strength and for dropper control at small volumes. Ask your vet before improvising with something bottled for an adult human.
No. These three are oils and a concentrate. If a chew is what you came for, saying so plainly seems better than letting you order an oil and be disappointed.
Yes. It has been identified across mammals and was described in dogs during the same stretch of research that mapped it in people. That shared biology is why the category exists rather than having been invented.
Because no heat is applied after extraction, the CBDa the plant built survives into the bottle. The pet range is raw for the same reason the human raw oils are, which is that it stays nearer the plant as it grew. That is a formulation choice and nothing more.
Hemp seed oil is the carrier and it brings omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids of its own, alongside some vitamins and minerals. They come with the carrier rather than having been put in on purpose.
Exactly as the human range is. Each batch goes to an independent laboratory for its cannabinoid profile and a contaminant screen, published under the batch number. Hemp draws metals up out of the ground, and an animal taking something every day is the last place anyone should be guessing.
Yes, and a good deal more strictly than for people. According to the Veterinary Medicines Directorate, a veterinary product containing cannabidiol is a veterinary medicine and belongs under that regime, meaning it requires a marketing authorisation. No cannabidiol product holds one in the UK.
Through the prescribing cascade. Where nothing authorised exists for animals, a vet is permitted to prescribe a lawfully obtained human cannabidiol product instead. That route runs through your vet, which is why every part of this page sends you there.
A dog reacts to THC more readily than a person does, and veterinary bodies regard exposure as a serious matter. Nothing produced for the THC market should go near an animal in any circumstances. Where a dog appears intoxicated after any product, that is an immediate call to a vet rather than a wait and see.
Speak to your vet. That is the honest answer, it is where British rules point, and it is what we would tell you if you rang us.
That depends entirely on the size of the dog and on what your vet is comfortable with, which is why no figure appears here. 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 setting one up works out cheaper than ordering afresh each time. We would settle the routine with your vet before committing to a schedule rather than the other way round.
Keep it dry and dark and reasonably cool, with the cap closed. A parked car in summer is the worst choice available and a kitchen windowsill the second worst. Nothing in the bottle is preserving anything, which is the price of nothing else being in there.
Yes, throughout the United Kingdom in plain packaging naming nothing on the outside. Rules on cannabidiol in animal products vary more between countries than the human equivalents do, so check before ordering to an address abroad.