CBD Oil For Dogs

Relievet CBD Oil For Dogs

Relievet CBD oil for dogs is formulated from broad-spectrum CBD extract and organic coconut MCT oil, which work together to maximize the incredible benefits of CBD for dogs. Our range of CBD oils is designed to help all dogs and universally targets all of the issues CBD has become famous for.

We use broad spectrum CBD because we agree with the AKC that dogs "should avoid full-spectrum products that include THC."

Our CBD Dog oil is highly bio-available, easy to dose (for all sizes of dogs), and it'll pass the taste test with even the fussiest of pups. 

This CBD oil has been praised by pharmacists, recommended by vets, and has helped many thousands of dogs since we made the first batch in 2018.

From farming and full spectrum to dosage and effects, stick with us and find out how to buy the best CBD oil for dogs.

Dosage

Getting the correct dose of CBD drops for dogs is essential if you want your fur family to succeed with CBD. Its far more important than adding extra ingredients like essential oils.

If you want to give your pup essential oils we suggest you purchase them separately so, among other reasons, you can get the dose right!

The dosing of CBD depends on the size of the animal; a review of over 1000 studies on CBD dosage confirmed that "higher doses tended to have better therapeutic outcomes compared to lower doses."

Because dogs can weigh anywhere from 1 to 200 pounds when fully grown, you need a CBD oil that's made for your dogs' weight to give them the correct dose.

We have CBD oil for dogs for sale ranging from 150mg per tincture up to our strongest CBD oil which contains 6000mg.

Is CBD Oil Safe For Dogs?

Yes, it's very safe. Unlike many prescription drugs given to dogs, CBD has never caused a severe side effect or death.

Because Relievet CBD oil doesn't contain any THC, it has fewer possible side effects than full spectrum CBD oil for dogs.

How Does Safety Compare To Other Options?

We often hear about adverse side effects pet parents have seen with common pharmaceutical drugs. They want to know if CBD is a safer natural alternative.

We asked James Davis, a Pharmacist with a lot of knowledge about over-the-counter and prescription medications, for his opinion on the safety of CBD vs. NSAIDs often given to dogs.

James says that "NSAIDs like carprofen are commonly used to treat conditions that can last for years, such as arthritis.

Surprisingly, the safety studies on NSAIDs in pets are much shorter – often no more than six months. Even in six months, many of these studies identify side effects that worsen over time – like ulcers, liver damage, and kidney damage.

While CBD is less studied, it has only two documented side effects: Diarrhea and liver enzyme changes. Both of these appear to be mild side effects and are reversible.

While more study is ideal, it is worth considering CBD in talking to your veterinarian as potentially safer than NSAIDs."

Possible Side Effects

One of the reasons CBD has become so popular is its lack of severe side effects for dogs. These are the possible side effects of all broad spectrum CBD oils for dogs: 

• Salivation and lip licking
• Vomiting
• Loose-Feces
• Dehydration
• Increased Liver Enzymes

These side effects have been shown to be reversible if you reduce the dose. If you're concerned, it's always best to check in with your vet.

Drug Interactions

Even though CBD is completely natural, it's processed by the liver just like many drugs, so interactions are possible.

While we suggest consulting with your vet before giving CBD together with any other drug, this list contains all of the medicines which are known to have a potentially dangerous interaction with CBD. 

How We Make CBD Oil

You might not know that a large portion of all CBD oils is not CBD. It’s a carrier oil like hemp seed oil or MCT oil.

The CBD extract (the other ingredient), whether its full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, isolate, or even a mixture of isolates, is dissolved into the carrier oil. This is how we get the bottle of CBD oil to the proper concentration for your dog.

Fun Fact: Anything that dissolves something is technically defined as a solvent. Hemp seed oil and MCT oil are both solvents when they dissolve CBD, and C02 is the natural solvent used to extract CBD from hemp. Not all solvents are harmful and scary; in fact, water is a solvent when it dissolves salt!

As a manufacturer, we know that pure CBD extracts like broad spectrum or full spectrum are similar in consistency to molasses at room temperature. If they are concentrated enough, they will even crystallize into a solid. CBD isolates come in a powder form and can also be dissolved into a carrier oil.

MCT Oil vs. Hemp Seed Oil

Just like us, our dogs are about 80% water. CBD is oil soluble, which means it doesn’t like water. If you want CBD to work for your dog, it needs to be absorbed into the bloodstream.

This is where MCT oil comes in. It has some very unique properties that help it diffuse straight into the blood, carrying the CBD with it. After that, it’s burned off as brain fuel rather than being stored as fat.

Hemp seed oil has a beneficial fatty acid profile for dogs, which is why many think it’s a good carrier oil. However, those who understand the science behind CBD oil tend to agree that the biggest job of a carrier oil is to aid in the absorption of CBD.

That’s just one of the reasons why, at Relievet, coconut-derived USDA organic MCT oil is our choice! It's also the choice carrier oil of the only FDA-approved CBD medication for people.