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CBD for pets: Soothe your pets with Sixty8 CBD
Derived from cannabis, CBD is said to help relieve certain physical and mental ailments in both humans and pets. Indeed, there are now many CBD-based products on the market specifically designed for animals. But what are their benefits and how can your pet benefit from them? That is what we will explore together in the rest of this article.
Key takeaways:
- CBD can relieve certain ailments in animals, such as osteoarthritis in dogs.
- Animals have an endocannabinoid system, which allows CBD to have an effect on them.
- CBD oil is recommended for easy administration to your pet.
- Consult a vet to determine the correct dosage of CBD for your pet.
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Why give CBD to your pet?
CBD is a molecule found naturally in the hemp plant. It can be administered to certain pets, such as dogs or cats, to potentially promote their physical activity and improve their daily well-being. Used to alleviate certain ailments, CBD is thought to be beneficial for our four-legged friends, particularly due to its potential beneficial effects on certain animal conditions.
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Warning: CBD should not be considered a medical treatment and should not be used as a substitute for medical treatment. Seek advice from your vet before making any changes to your pet’s diet or medical treatment. |
How does CBD work in animals?
Just like humans, animals are mammals. They therefore have an endocannabinoid system. In other words, part of their nervous system is equipped with receptors capable of interacting with cannabinoid molecules, of which CBD is one.
What are the benefits of CBD for animals?
A number of scientific studies suggest that CBD offers benefits for animals, particularly in relation to certain conditions.

A scientific study led by Joe Wakshlag, Professor and Head of the Nutrition Section at Cornell University, has, for example, highlighted the anti-inflammatory properties of CBD and its effectiveness against certain chronic pains associated with osteoarthritis in dogs.
As early as 2012, other studies demonstrated the anxiolytic effects of CBD in animals, which could make this molecule particularly beneficial for dogs suffering from anxiety, for example. This is why researchers continue to take an interest in CBD, and in particular its positive effects in the treatment of canine epilepsy.
Finally, it should be noted that CBD does not cause addiction or a feeling of loss of control, in either humans or animals. However, it is essential to choose the right products and doses for your pet to avoid the risk of any side effects (although these remain virtually non-existent), as we will see later in this article.
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How to administer CBD to an animal?
There are various CBD-based products designed for consumption by animals. They come in several forms:
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- oil;
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- drops;
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- tablets;
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- capsules;
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- powder.
There is no single best way to administer CBD to your pet. However, it is important to do so in a way that suits your own routine, as well as that of your four-legged friend.
However, we recommend opting for CBD oil for pets, particularly as it remains the easiest product to administer to an animal. Indeed, you can easily administer a few drops either directly under your dog or cat’s tongue, or in their food, for example.
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Warning: if you wish to give CBD to your dog or cat, ensure you only use products intended exclusively for animals. These products generally contain nutritional supplements and flavourings that are perfectly suited for animal consumption. |
>>See also: CBD: effective against osteoarthritis in dogs?
What dosage is right for your pet?
The CBD dosage to be given to your pet must be determined with care. We therefore strongly recommend that you consult your vet to work out the appropriate dosage for your dog or cat.
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This dosage must also depend on the animal’s weight, its tolerance to the compound and its symptoms. Generally speaking, we recommend always starting with a low dose of the product, then gradually increasing it depending on your pet’s reactions. Once again, this process must be closely monitored by a veterinary professional.
Here are some tips from certain vets regarding the ideal dosage of CBD oil for your dog:
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- for a small dog: a maximum of 6 drops of CBD oil per day;
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- for a medium-sized dog: a maximum of 12 drops of oil per day;
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- for a large dog: up to 15 drops of CBD per day maximum.
Before starting treatment…
Before you start administering CBD-based treatment to your dog or cat, we suggest you follow these additional tips:
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- always consult a vet before making any decision;
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- carry out a test with a small amount of CBD to check for any adverse reactions to the substance. Although the risk of side effects is generally considered to be quite low, scientific studies are still analysing the potential risks;
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- have regular check-ups with your vet, particularly if you do not observe any reaction in your pet or if, on the contrary, your pet seems to be reacting in an unexpected way.
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We hope this information about CBD for pets will help you better understand its potential benefits. All that’s left is for you to make your choice!
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