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Updated on 18 July 2026 What is CBD for pets? Cannabidiol ( CBD ) is a natural compound found in the hemp plant. Unlike tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), it is non-intoxicating, meaning it won't get your pet "high." Dogs, cats and many other mammals share the same endocannabinoid system we do, a network of receptors involved in helping the body stay balanced. CBD products designed for animals are formulated with this in mind: they typically come in gentler strengths than human products and are usually THC-free , so they suit the smaller size and different sensitivities of our companions. Why do pet owners choose CBD? More and more owners are adding CBD to their pet's routine as part of a wider approach to wellbeing. Many use it to help support a sense of calm during stressful moments , such as fireworks, thunderstorms, travel, or a trip to the vet. Others turn to it to support the everyday comfort and mobility of older or less active pets, or simply to encourage restful relaxation. It's worth remembering that CBD for animals is a supplement intended to support general wellbeing rather than a medicine, and more research is still needed to fully understand its effects in pets. CBD oil or CBD treats: Which is right for your pet? Choosing between an oil and a treat largely comes down to your pet's temperament and your own preference. CBD oil offers flexibility: you can adjust the amount drop by drop and add it to food or onto a favourite snack, which makes it easy to tailor to your pet's weight. CBD treats, on the other hand, offer a pre-measured, mess-free and palatable option that fussy eaters tend to welcome, perfect for owners who want simplicity and consistency. Both deliver the same naturally sourced CBD; it's really a question of what fits your daily routine best. How much CBD should I give my pet? A good rule of thumb is to start low and go slow. CBD for pets is generally measured according to body weight, so a small cat will need far less than a large dog. We recomme