Well, yes and no. While the amount of CBD your cat will benefit from remains the same across all products, you should also consider the other ingredients.  For example, far less CBD will get into your feline friend’s bloodstream when it’s in the form of catnip spray compared to capsules. Most cats only give catnip spray a couple of licks until they’re satisfied because the nepetalactone (catnip) is so prevalent. In this case, you don’t have to be as concerned with dosing. Capsules, on the other hand, deliver the entirety of their CBD dose to your kitty. When giving your cat CBD capsules or treats, you want to ensure you’ve got the correct dosage. But no matter the product, calculating how much CBD your cat can handle will help you determine how much CBD you can give them. Use these simple formulas to calculate your cat its ideal CBD dose: Regular Dose of CBD = (0.25 milligrams) x (Your cat’s body weight in pounds) Example: If your cat is 20 pounds, multiply their weight by 0.25 milligrams to get 5 milligrams of CBD (0.25 mg x 20 lbs = 5 mg CBD). Strong Dose of CBD = (0.50 milligrams) x (Your cat’s body weight in pounds) Example: If your cat is 20 pounds, multiply his weight by 0.50 milligrams to get 10 milligrams of CBD (0.50 mg x 20 lbs = 10 mg CBD). When giving your cat CBD, always start them off with a regular dose. If you notice your cat responding well to CBD or feel their regular dose isn’t enough, gradually increase to their strong dose.