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How to Use
Which product to pick, what the concentrations mean, and how much to give your pet by weight. Start low, go slow — the rest is on this page.
Which Product Should You Buy?
Every product on the HempMy Pet™ website is made with the exact same full-spectrum hemp extract — all the cannabinoids, terpenes, and everything else — grown organically on our own farms and produced by us, seed to sale. What changes is the carrier and the format.
A wonderfully nutritious carrier oil plus the hemp extract, in 250mg and 1,000mg concentrations. This is the most common type, often called a “tincture.”
A tasty, healthy carrier oil plus the hemp extract, in 100mg and 500mg concentrations. Also great for topical use — like rubbing into a cat's ears for absorption.
Organic virgin carrier oil in a large 4 oz. bottle, with hemp extract at a 5,000mg concentration. Barn-friendly for horses, and great for households with large or multiple dogs.
Only natural and organic ingredients. Crunchy, but not hard. Small biscuits deliver 2mg each; large biscuits deliver 5mg each — pre-measured, so consistency is easy.
What About the Concentration?
The label on each product refers to the total CBD in the bottle. Since everything uses the same hemp extract, the lower concentrations are generally used by smaller pets or those taking smaller servings. Larger pets, or those taking larger servings, choose the higher concentrations to reduce the overall volume of oil used — and to save on cost.
How to Use
Start with the suggested serving below and slowly acclimate during the first week of use. If the desired results aren't achieved, increase slowly.
Pick the format your animal will actually take — the hemp inside is identical.
Especially if your pet takes other medication or has a health condition.
Serving Size Guidelines by Weight
Find your pet's weight, then match the milligrams to the product concentration you've chosen. When in doubt, start at the low end of the range.
| Pet's Weight | Supplemental 1–2 mg / 10 lb |
Therapeutic 2–3 mg / 10 lb |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 lbs. | 1–2 mg | 2–3 mg |
| 11–20 lbs. | 2–4 mg | 4–6 mg |
| 21–30 lbs. | 4–6 mg | 6–9 mg |
| 31–40 lbs. | 5–8 mg | 8–12 mg |
| 41–50 lbs. | 6–10 mg | 10–15 mg |
| 51–60 lbs. | 7–12 mg | 12–18 mg |
| 61–70 lbs. | 9–14 mg | 14–21 mg |
| 71–80 lbs. | 11–16 mg | 16–24 mg |
| 81–90 lbs. | 12–17 mg | 18–27 mg |
| 91–100 lbs. | 14–20 mg | 20–30 mg |
| 101–110 lbs. | 15–22 mg | 22–33 mg |
| 111–120 lbs. | 18–24 mg | 24–36 mg |
| 121–130 lbs. | 19–26 mg | 26–39 mg |
| 131–140 lbs. | 21–28 mg | 28–42 mg |
| 141–150 lbs. | 23–30 mg | 30–45 mg |
| 150+ lbs. | 30 mg+ | 45 mg+ |
Serving chart powered by World Animal Foundation. Horses need considerably more than dogs — see the hemp for horses collection for equine guidance.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Serving guidelines are general starting points, not veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any new supplement, especially if your pet is taking medication or has a health condition.
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