Pets CBD

Shop by animal

• CBD for dogs — tinctures and treats, with guidance on choosing between formats and strengths for different sizes of dog.
• CBD for cats — the three tinctures, and why the 250 mg is usually the right bottle for a cat.
• Pet care — the full range together, with help choosing a format, strength, and formulation.

What we make

Tinctures

• CBD Oil for Pets — isolate-based and THC-free, in 250, 500, 1,000, and 2,000 mg. The only tincture we make at 250 mg, which makes it the practical choice for cats and small dogs.
• CBD & CBG Oil for Pets — 1:1 CBD to CBG, in 500 mg (250 + 250), 1,000 mg (500 + 500), and 2,000 mg (1,000 + 1,000). THC-free.
• Full Spectrum CBD Oil for Pets — 500, 1,000, and 2,000 mg. Retains hemp's complete cannabinoid profile including trace THC below the federal limit.

Treats

• CBD Dog Treats — peanut butter flavored, in 5 mg and 10 mg, 30 to a jar either way. Pick the strength to suit your animal's size; same number of treats, half or double the CBD in each.

How to give it to them

Tinctures — shake well, then add drops to food or into your animal's mouth directly if they'll tolerate it. Food is easier for most and there's no disadvantage. Wet food or something with a bit of fat holds the oil better than dry kibble, where it runs to the bottom of the bowl.

Treats — give as you would any treat, or break up and mix into a meal. They halve cleanly if you want a smaller amount.

Our measurement chart is on every product page and lists servings by body weight starting at 2 lbs, so cats and small dogs are covered directly rather than scaled down from a larger figure. Start at the low end for your animal's weight and stay there for a while before changing anything — consistency over several weeks tells you more than a larger amount for a few days.

Store everything in a cool, dry place well out of reach. These smell like food, and an animal that gets into a jar will finish it. If that happens, call your vet.

Tested every batch

An independent lab tests every batch for cannabinoid potency and for THC, pesticides, heavy metals, and residual solvents, and we publish the certificate of analysis before a product goes on sale. That matters more with pet products than most people realise: your animal can't tell you if something's off, so being able to verify the milligram count and contaminant screen yourself is worth doing.

Come in and ask us questions at our Westminster storefront, open six days a week, or find us at roughly 100 Front Range farmers markets a year.

Things to know before you buy

Dogs and cats aren't the same

Cats are smaller, more sensitive across the board, and they metabolise things differently — so don't scale a dog amount down by weight. Our 250 mg tincture exists partly for this reason: at a cat's size you're working with fractions of a dropper, and measuring that accurately is far easier from a low-concentration bottle. Our cats collection goes into it properly.

One formulation contains THC

Our full spectrum tincture retains trace THC below the federal limit, the same as the human version. The isolate and CBD + CBG tinctures are THC-free. Animals are considerably more sensitive to THC than people are, so if you're uncertain, the isolate tincture is the straightforward choice — and worth raising with your vet either way.

Tincture or treat

A tincture lets you give an exact amount and adjust it, which is why most vets prefer them. A treat is fixed at 5 or 10 mg, but it's far easier with a fussy animal that spits out anything unusual in their bowl. If yours will take drops in food, start there — you'll have more room to adjust.

Pet products are formulated separately

Our pet range starts at 250 mg where the human range starts at 1,000, and it's flavored and dosed for animals rather than people. Don't substitute a human product for a pet one or scale a human amount down by guesswork — the concentrations are different, and some flavorings and sweeteners that are fine for people aren't for animals.

Give it time

Most customers who stay with a pet product use it consistently for several weeks before deciding anything. A single dose tells you very little, and animals don't report back.

When to check with your vet

Worth a conversation if your animal is on medication, is elderly, or has an existing health condition — cannabinoids interact with several drug classes commonly prescribed to dogs and cats. Same goes if you're unsure where to start on strength, since your vet knows your animal's weight and history better than a chart can.

Ingredients and allergens

Our treats are peanut butter flavored and contain peanut butter and whole dried eggs — both common allergens in dogs as well as people. The full list is garbanzo bean flour, potato flour, tapioca starch, flaxseed, peanut butter, quinoa, canola oil, whole dried eggs, MCT coconut oil, and hemp-derived CBD. They're made without wheat, corn, or soy.

Our tinctures use organic MCT coconut oil. If your pet has a diagnosed food allergy or is on an elimination diet, check the full ingredient list on each product page with your vet before starting anything.