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Veterinary and clinical research on hemp and cannabinoids in animals, graded honestly. Every article here states the level of evidence it's built on — a randomized controlled trial is not a survey, and neither is a case report. We publish findings that don't flatter hemp alongside the ones that do, because that's the only way research coverage is worth reading.
Cats Handle Hemp Differently Than Dogs — Here's What a New Feline Review Actually Shows
A 2025 review in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery finds cats absorb and metabolize cannabinoids through their own distinct pathways — so dog data doesn't scale down to a cat. Here's what the feline science honestly shows, and what it still can't say.
A New Controlled Study Looked at CBD, Metabolism, and Insulin in Ponies — What Horse Owners Should Take Away
A randomized controlled trial dosed Connemara ponies with CBD for 21 days. It found no improvement in metabolic measures, flagged an insulin change worth watching, and confirmed CBD was well tolerated — here's what that means for horse owners.
The Largest Dog CBD Study Yet: What 47,000 Dogs Tell Us About Aggression
A new study of 47,355 dogs found long-term CBD use was associated with lower aggression intensity — but not other anxious behaviors. Here's what this level of evidence can, and can't, tell pet owners.
Advancing Equine Wellness: Science-Backed Strategies for Your Horse
Vitamin E testing, box rest welfare, and year-round metabolic management — the evidence-based equine wellness decisions that matter, and where hemp fits in.
How CBD Works in Horses: The Endocannabinoid System Explained
How cannabidiol works in horses through the endocannabinoid system, why full-spectrum matters, and what HempMy Pet's Tarleton State University study found.
