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No, your dog will not get high or stoned from these. Yes, they may help with your dog's stress and anxiety (we assume that's why you're here, right? Because you have a very anxious pup?). Either way, when deciding which CBD product to give to your pet, you must consider where the hemp was sourced and what type of extract you’re looking for.
The three main extracts are:
- Isolate: All of the components of the hemp plant are stripped to leave just the CBD, AKA zero percent THC, the psychoactive ingredient.
- Broad Spectrum: a minimally processed version of CBD, containing less than 0.3 percent THC.
- Full Spectrum: This is the least processed and contains the most original plant particles. It can have up to .3 percent THC in it.
As a general rule of thumb when starting CBD, try 1-2 mg of CBD for every 10 pounds of your pet's weight. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, “under current federal and state law, veterinarians may not administer, dispense, prescribe or recommend cannabis or its products for animals.”
TL;DR: We once again recommend you consult your vet before adding anything new to your pets' intakes.

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