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CBD has several benefits for dogs.

• The most prominent being its capabilities for relieving discomfort caused by canine mobility issues. Hemp oils containing CBD achieve this by targeting the inflammatory response.
• Anxiety and stress relief are also common uses for CBD for dogs because of its calming effect.
• Other uses of CBD include seizure management; alleviating symptoms of gastrointestinal issues such as nausea and vomiting; and support for various skin conditions.
• It's important to note that CBD has not been approved by the FDA to treat any ailments in animals.
• The benefits listed above are based on the linked research studies and anecdotal evidence from pet owners who have had great success using CBD for their pets.

How long it takes CBD to kick in depends on each individual dog’s metabolism.

However, you can expect some general timelines based on the results you’re looking for.

• If you're looking for lasting mobility results, expect to wait for a few days or weeks of consistent use.
• This also applies for seizure management and other chronic conditions.
• For some other health benefits such as calming, you may see results in less than an hour, but for general behavior change in the long-term, consistent use over a series of weeks is most realistic.

To use CBD to promote relaxation in anxious dogs, you first need to find which method of administration will work best for your dog.

• Be sure to follow the product's dosage guidelines closely and consult your vet with questions.
• When it comes to administration, you can try oral supplements such as chews or calming tinctures. Stick with whichever works best for your pooch!

Studies show that CBD is safe and well-tolerated daily for most dogs.

• However, talk with your vet to see if monitoring your dog’s liver function when administering CBD long-term is advised.

Yes. However, you would need to give your dog a significant amount of CBD for them to get overdosed.

• It’s important to note that there is no known risk of death from CBD “overdose.” 
• Be sure to administer CBD to your pet according to our dosing instructions.

Full-spectrum CBD includes all of the natural compounds found in the hemp plant.

• A full-spectrum CBD has a variety of cannabinoids, terpenes, trace amounts of THC (at a non-intoxicating and legal 0.3 THC percentage), plus other beneficial substances from cannabis and hemp plants.
• These diverse compounds work together to create the entourage effect, where selected compounds function synergistically to create a more impactful therapeutic result.

You can email Lolahemp at info@lolahemp.com or call us on 1-800-827-9881.

Some vets may recommend CBD for dogs.

• Many are prohibited from discussing it as an option because it is not formally FDA-approved, even if they think it could be a great option.

Yes, CBD has shown to be well tolerated by healthy dogs.

• Just ensure that you follow all dosage instructions from the product and your vet carefully.
• CBD side effects are usually mild when they occur.
• It’s also important to choose a product that has a great reputation and provides third party lab test results.
• Reviews and lab tests are great metrics to find safe and effective products.
• Disreputable brands have been found to be less concentrated and even contain contaminants like heavy metals.

Consulting with your veterinarian is advised.

Yes! We have a 90-day money back guarantee. Pet parents who aren’t satisfied within that time-can contact us for a full refund.

Less than 1% of our customers use this guarantee.

Drowsiness is one of the potential side effects of CBD in dogs, but not all dogs.

• Most dogs won't experience drowsiness with doses up to 4.5mg of CBD per kilo of body weight per day.