In some studies conducted in the United States and France, a greater efficacy of CBD in dogs and cats is denoted, although generally pets seem to respond better to CBD than other animals.
Let us make it clear right away (for those who do not know) that CBD is not a psychotropic substance and does not cause hallucinations in humans or animals. It is an active ingredient that interacts with the endocannabinoid system found in mammals, rebalancing the body and restoring its natural functions.
In order to be taken up by the body, CBD is often mixed with a carrier oil, which can be extra virgin olive oil or hemp seed oil. The latter, in fact, does not contain CBD, even though it is extracted from the same plant, precisely because cannabis seeds do not contain cannabinoids. Cannabidiol is a cannabinoid that is obtained from the inflorescences of Cannabis Light or hemp sativa. This designation encompasses different varieties of low-THC cannabis, all legalized by the European Union and often used medicinally and as an aid in mood disorders.
CBD oil is the easiest means of administering cannabidiol to your pets; in fact, this product can be added to your pet's meal or directly orally, helping with the dropper.
In addition, CBD oil is a product tested on heavy metals, pesticides and THC essence.