Question 1

CBD and Dogs – Oil Explained

Accepted Answer

CBD oil , an abbreviation of Cannabidiol, is one of more than a hundred compounds that come together to make up the cannabis plant. when you isolate that dog CBD oil and remove it from the parts of the plant that make the ‘stoned’ effect associated with cannabis (FYI that’s the THC), you get all the benefits with none of the hideous side effects.
CBD oil is a little different to Hemp. It can be taken from both cannabis and hemp plants (slightly different plants from the same genus), but it comes from the flowers, leaves, and stalks. When hemp is taken from the hemp plant, it comes exclusively from the seeds and is known as hemp extract.
When it comes to finding the right CBD oil for your dog, pet owners should choose an oil over other forms of transmission. It will be absorbed into the body in the same way that it does for we humans, and will have a calming, soothing effect. It is often mixed with salmon oil or some sort of fish oil as a carrier oil.

Question 2

What Dosage CBD should I Give My Dog?

Accepted Answer

Studies that have been performed into treating arthritis in dogs with CBD oil have revealed that approximately 2mg per kilo of dog is a good strength. Choose a high quality of cbd oil with either a full spectrum or an isolate being useful.
Start by adding a few drops (2/3) to your dog’s food bowl or water per day. If your dog starts eating grass, or experiences stomach or abdomen discomfort, you might be giving them too much and more than the recommended dosage. Eventually, your dosing will reach a plateaux state where giving any more would be pointless. This is where you want to be when finding the right dosage CBD oil for your dogs receptors that works with their endocannabinoid system.

Question 3

What Will Happen if I Give My Dog CBD

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Much like when you give CBD oil to a human, 99.99% of dogs will have a positive reaction. There is still that 0.1% however, and you should familiarise yourself with the signs just in case it happens to you.
As mentioned above, your dog will eat grass… It will likely to this for a day or two when you first start the course of CBD oil for dogs – but should stop thereafter. If you increase the dose too much, the grass eating will be accompanied by vomiting. If the dog vomits within an hour of having its first CBD dose, you have either given it too much, or your dog isn’t going to react well to it.
Positive signs that your dog is using CBD well, are calmness, resting, eating well, and general all round happiness. A shining coat is a side effect often mentioned. If your dog has arthritis, bad joints, or muscle sprains, CBD oil will work wonders. They will be bouncing around like a puppy and will have less joint pain and better skin health.
Negative signs include an upset tummy, panting more than usual, and excessive sleepiness. If you notice symptoms out-with these parameters, it might be worth taking a trip to the vet. Remember, any dietary supplements should be run past your vet anyway, just keep in mind that they might have a slanted world view on CBD oil and how it is used.
Now that we have familiarised ourselves with what it is and how you use it, let’s talk benefits. We sourced some of the best benefits to giving your dog CBD, for those that still need a little extra convincing.

Question 4

Pet CBD , what is it and how it’s related to hemp?

Accepted Answer

That’s one of the key reasons why CBG is not as popular as CBD oil right now. The concentration of CBG within the hemp plant is incredibly low compared to Some people think that Hemp oil and cannabidiol are the same thing, but this isn’t true. Although both hemp and CBD oil come from the same species of plant, there are some key differences between the two. The main one being that Hemp oil is taken exclusively from hemp plants. Added to this, it is an oil that includes all of the compounds found in the hemp plant, though impacts the endocannabinoid system differently to a degree.
On the other hand, cannabidiol is an isolated component found in the cannabis species of plant. It is in hemp, cannabis, marijuana – any type of plant you can think of that falls into the cannabis genus. You can buy CBD as an isolate, where the compound is the only thing in the oil. You can also buy it as a full spectrum oil, which contains a few other compounds found in cannabis. Each of these will skip the THC. In Ireland, CBD oil needs to have less than 0.2% THC in order for it to pass through medical standards and be lawful.
As a further added difference, CBD oil is made from the leaves, stalks, and buds (flowers) of the cannabis plant. Hemp oil is always taken from the seeds. You may have noticed in the past that there is hemp seed in bird feed, this is the same seed that would be used to create hemp oil. Hemp oil has a number of health benefits on its own – but it isn’t cannabidiol.

Question 5

CBD and Dogs – What does the Science Say?

Accepted Answer

While we humans are marvelling at the shine to our skin, increase in balance to our diet, and insomnia-solving properties of cannabidiol, not quite as many of us have considered giving it to our dogs for a few weeks. We wanted to research the topic further, in order to give you an honest opinion.

Question 6

How Much CBD Oil Should I Give my Dog?

Accepted Answer

This is where evidence gets a little thinner on the ground. That being said, new research is emerging all the time about how much cannabidiol you should give your dog. We recommend you slide the dosage up in scale as you would in a human subject. Your dog is a lot smaller than you are, so start with one or two drops in their food and increase it incrementally. If you start to notice an upset stomach, you may have gone too far.
As a general rule, two drops of 10% either isolated cannabidiol or full spectrum cannabidiol, should be enough. As to whether or not it is safe, the fact that manufacturers have started to create cannabidiol infused dog treats should speak volumes.

Question 7

Are there Side Effects of giving my Dog Cannabidiol?

Accepted Answer

Just like with humans, dogs can experience some side effects of cannabidiol, too. Most of these are good but a few are not preferable. Some of the worst of these can be bypassed by lowering the dose of cannabidiol that you give your pet.
Some of the side effects of giving your dog cannabidiol are as follows:
Sleepiness… if you have given your dog cannabidiol, it may appear as if they are sleepier or calmer than normal. This is a desirable effect for those with hyper pups.
A small lowering of blood pressure is common with cannabidiol in both humans and dogs.
Cannabis can give anyone a dry mouth – but especially our four-legged friends. You may see your dog drinking more after its dose.
Diarrhoea can be a side effect but usually means the dose is too high. Try lowering it and starting again.
Now that we have established why you should give cannabidiol to your pooch, let’s go over some pointers to picking up a high quality cannabidiol, over one that might not make any difference at all.

Question 8

How to Choose a cannabidiol for your Pet?

Accepted Answer

When choosing a cannabidiol to give to your dog, it is important to remember that CBD oil for dogs is a largely unregulated area of modern medicine. While we can’t tell you exactly what the dose should be for each size of dog, we can tell you how to make sure you are choosing a high quality cannabidiol.
When searching for the right CBD oil product for your dog, consider the following when looking into product quality:
Examine the THC content of the CBD for dogs – if it has any greater than a 0.2% THC rating then it is not fit to be given to your dog – and it might well be illegal, here Ireland.
Who tested it? If your potential CBD hasn’t been independently verified, how do you know it will do what it says it will?
Think about the extraction process… while cold pressed might be the most conducive to ample nutrients, it also has the highest likelihood of contaminants. CO2 extraction is also accepted to be one of the best methods. You can have hot pressed oils too, but we suggest you avoid those altogether. when you start to heat CBD it takes away some of the nutritional value.
Was your cannabidiol organically grown? Only the best quality CBD oil products are organic. CBD taken from Hemp plants is particularly good for the environment, since hemp is a carbon negative crop (i.e. it takes more carbon out of the air than it produces to farm it).
As you can see, getting your hands on some potent cannabidiol for your dog is harder than it seems! However, with so many benefits, why wouldn’t you give your dog this supplement?

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CBD Oil For Dogs Ireland

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