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Raw hemp extract for animals in three strengths, matched to the size of the animal rather than sold as one bottle for everything. Organic and non-GMO, and nothing in the bottle except the hemp and its carrier. Speak to your vet before giving any supplement to an animal.
The pet shelf is where the least careful products in this trade tend to end up. Flavourings added to make an oil palatable, carriers chosen on price, and a single strength sold for a whippet and a wolfhound alike. Ours use the same organically grown hemp and the same CO2 extract that go into the human range, with nothing added at all. No flavouring, no preservative, no filler, because an animal cannot tell you what disagreed with it.
Three strengths exist because a cat and a carthorse are not the same customer. The 30mg per millilitre oil is built for smaller animals, the 150mg per millilitre for larger dogs, and the 200mg per gram extract for very large dogs and horses. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory before release and the certificates are published against batch numbers rather than held back for anyone who asks.
What we will not do is tell you how much to give your animal, and you should be wary of anyone who will. Weight is a starting point rather than an answer, an animal on medication is a different conversation entirely, and your vet knows things about your animal that we never will. In Britain that is more than good manners: a vet is the person legally placed to advise on giving any cannabidiol product to an animal, which is set out plainly in the questions below.
Organically grown hemp without unnecessary pesticides
Every batch is independently tested for purity and cannabinoid content
Produced in GMP-certified facilities with rigorous quality control
No Flavourings, No Preservatives, No Fillers
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All three products, compared by extract type, concentration, the size of animal each was built for and what is in the bottle.
| PRODUCT | EXTRACT TYPE | STRENGTH | BUILT FOR | KEY COMPOUNDS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAW CBD OIL FOR PETS 30MG/ML CBD+CBDa | Raw full spectrum, CBD plus CBDa | 30mg per millilitre | Cats and smaller dogs | CBD and CBDa, omega-3 and omega-6, vitamins and minerals from the carrier |
| RAW CBD OIL FOR PETS 150MG/ML CBD+CBDa | Raw full spectrum, CBD plus CBDa | 150mg per millilitre | Larger dog breeds | CBD and CBDa, omega-3 and omega-6, vitamins and minerals from the carrier |
| RAW HEMP OIL EXTRACT FOR PETS 200MG/G CBD | Raw full spectrum concentrate | 200mg per gram | Very large dogs and horses | CBD and CBDa, omega-3 and omega-6, vitamins and minerals from the carrier |
This is hemp extract prepared for animals rather than for people. In our case the difference is not the extract, which is the same raw material as the human oils, but the strengths it is bottled 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 an invention of marketing departments.
Ours are raw, meaning the extract is not 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 as part of what it is. What is absent tells you more than what is present. No bacon flavouring, no sweetener, no colouring and no preservative, because all of those are added for the owner rather than for the animal.
How you give it is a practical question rather than a technical one, and it is a question for your vet rather than for a shop. British rules on cannabidiol for animals are stricter than the rules for people, and stricter than most owners expect. The section below sets that out rather than skirting it, because an owner who buys on the strength of a category page and finds out afterwards has been badly served.
We are going to be brief and careful here, and the reason is regulatory rather than commercial. What follows describes what each product is and the size of animal it was formulated for. It does not describe what any of it does.
Any question about whether cannabidiol is appropriate for your animal belongs with your vet, particularly if the animal is on medication or has an existing condition. In Britain that is not merely sensible, it is the route the rules provide for.
If you are considering this for your animal, the conversation to have first is with your vet, and this page is not a substitute for it.
Hemp extract in a hemp seed oil carrier, bottled at strengths matched to animal size. Endoca uses the same organically grown hemp and CO2 extract as the human range, with no flavourings, sweeteners or preservatives. Three strengths cover cats through to horses.
The extract and the hemp are the same. What differs is the strengths we bottle and the complete absence of flavouring. Nothing in this range is designed to taste of anything other than hemp.
Size is the starting point: the 30mg per millilitre for cats and smaller dogs, the 150mg for larger breeds, the 200mg per gram concentrate for very large dogs and horses. How much within that is a question for your vet and not for a product page.
Some owners do, and the raw human oils are built on the identical formula. We bottle a separate range for strength and dropper control at small volumes. Ask your vet before improvising with anything intended for an adult human.
Cool, dry, out of direct light, cap closed. Not in a car and not on a sunny windowsill. There is no preservative in the bottle, which is the trade-off for there being nothing else in it either.
Yes. It has been identified across mammals and in many other vertebrates, and it was described in dogs and rodents during the same period of research that mapped it in people. That shared biology is why the category exists rather than being invented.
Raw extract retains CBDa, the acid form the plant produces, because it is never heated after extraction. We made this range raw for the same reason we make raw human oils, which is that it stays closer to the plant as it grew. It is a formulation choice and not a claim.
Hemp seed oil is the carrier, and it arrives carrying omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids of its own alongside some vitamins and minerals. They are there because of what the carrier is, not because anything was added.
Exactly as the human range is. Independent laboratory testing on every batch covering the cannabinoid profile and contaminant screening, published by batch number. Hemp lifts metals out of soil, and an animal receiving something daily is the last place you want that unchecked.
Yes, and considerably more strictly than for people. The Veterinary Medicines Directorate has stated that veterinary products containing cannabidiol are veterinary medicines and should be regulated as such, which means a marketing authorisation is required. No cannabidiol product currently holds one in the UK.
Through the prescribing cascade. A veterinary surgeon may prescribe a legally obtained human cannabidiol product for an animal where no authorised veterinary alternative exists. That route runs through your vet, which is why every part of this page points you there first.
Dogs are more sensitive to THC than people and veterinary bodies take exposure seriously. Anything produced for the THC market should never go near an animal. If an animal 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 the answer British rules point to, and it is the one we would give you if you rang us.
That depends entirely on the size of the animal and on what your vet is comfortable with, which is why no figure is published here. The 150mg per millilitre oil is five times the concentration of the 30mg, so a large dog on the stronger bottle uses far fewer drops.
Yes, and it costs less than reordering each time. We would settle the routine with your vet before committing to a schedule rather than the reverse.
Yes, throughout the United Kingdom in plain packaging that names nothing on the outside.
Rules on cannabidiol in animal products vary more between countries than the rules for people do, and customs handle the two categories separately. Check the position where the parcel is going before ordering from outside the UK.