Hemp Infused Olive Oil 5000 mg CBD for Horses (and Large Dogs)

The HempMy Pet 5,000 mg CBD (cannabidiol) for horses was designed for our beloved equine companions using only the best organic olive oil as the carrier in a 4 oz. bottle with convenient pump top. (Using the same hemp CBD oil as in all our products, our proprietary Cherry Abacus CBD Hemp Oil, it is also quite popular with households that have large or multiple dogs.)

The full-spectrum (CBD, CBG, CBC, etc) formula offers terrific support for your horse’s emotional and physical well-being. Use cannabidiol for horses as supplement for behavioral support and in times of stress, or just when some emotional care is needed to help connect with and help calm your new rescue.

Everything is organic and human grade.

• 4 oz bottle with Treatment Pump top – dispenses .5 cc per pump
• Each pump contains approx. 20mg of CBD plus other cannabinoids
• Hemp Extract derived from our own in-house Hemp strain, testing at a 30 to 1 ratio and is Grown Organically
• Veterinarian Recommended
• NOTICE A DIFFERENCE IN DAYS 

For rescues or those with more than one horse interested in bulk purchasing, please contact us at sales@hempmypet.com.

Ingredients

Only TWO Ingredients!

1. Certified Organic (Virgin, Cold-pressed) Olive Oil infused with…
2. *Hemp Extract. (*Full-spectrum Hemp Extract derived from our In-house, Proprietary Cherry Abacus CBD Hemp Oil Organically grown Colorado Hemp.)

Suggested Use

*RECOMMENDED:  ACCLIMATE YOUR PET / HORSE TO THE OIL OVER THE FIRST WEEK BY SLOWLY ADDING IT TO THEIR DIET

Each pump contains is 0.55cc and contains approximately 20mg of Hemp Extract (CBD, CBG, CBD.. and other Cannabinoids)

Serving Size: 40mg per day for average size horse (approximaely 1,000 – 1,200 lbs).

For Horses 800 – 1,00 lbs: 1 pump (approximately 20 mg)
For Horses 1,000 – 1,200 lbs: 2 pumps (approximately 40 mg)
For Horses 1,200 – 1,400 lbs: 3 pumps (approximately 60 mg)

Please consult your veterinarian if exceeding suggested use or if your pet shows signs of adverse reaction. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Certificate Of Analysis (COA)

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FAQs

What is Cannabidiol (CBD)?

Cannabidiol, commonly known as CBD, is a non-psychoactive compound derived from the Cannabis sativa plant. CBD can also be found in other plants such as Echinacea. Unlike Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, CBD does not produce a “high”. It has gained immense popularity due to its potential therapeutic effects, which have been explored in human and animal health alike.

How does Cannabidiol (CBD) interact with the horse’s body?

Just like humans, horses also have an Endocannabinoid System (ECS) — a complex cell-signaling system that plays a key role in regulating a broad range of physiological processes. Cannabidiol (CBD) for horses, is believed to interact with the ECS by binding or influencing its receptors, which can potentially help to support discomfort, mood, and other bodily functions.

Is Cannabidiol (CBD) legal to give to horses?

The legality of Cannabidiol (CBD) use in horses varies by country and state. Always check local regulations and consult with a veterinarian before starting any new supplement regimen for your horse.

What are the potential benefits of using Cannabidiol (CBD) in horses?

Preliminary research and anecdotal evidence suggest that CBD may offer several potential benefits for horses. It may help to alleviate discomfort. Some horse owners have reported positive effects on stress and mood support, which can be particularly beneficial for performance horses. Additionally, CBD might aid in promoting a healthy coat, although this is usually due to high quality carrier oils such as olive oil or coconut oil.

What are the side effect of using Cannabidiol (CBD) in horses?

While CBD is generally considered safe, it may have some side effects. These may include dry mouth, lowered blood pressure, drowsiness, and light-headedness. The risk of side effects can increase with higher doses. Additionally, due to the unregulated nature of the CBD market, there may be inconsistencies in product quality. Always seek the advice of a knowledgeable veterinarian when considering CBD for your horse.

How do you safely introduce Cannabidiol (CBD) to your horses’ diet?

A slow and controlled approach is best when introducing Cannabidiol (CBD) to your horses’ diet. Start with a low recommended dose, monitor your horse’s reactions, and adjust accordingly. It’s important to choose a high-quality CBD product specifically designed for equine use. Also, be aware that the effects of CBD can vary from horse to horse, and what works for one might not work for another. Always prioritize professional veterinary advice for personalized care.

How is Cannabidiol (CBD) administered to horses?

CBD is typically administered to horses orally, most often in the form of oils, pellets, or treats specifically formulated for equine use. Some owners choose to use topical CBD products for localized issues like skin conditions or joint pain.

What should I look for when purchasing a Cannabidiol (CBD) product for horses?

Key factors to consider include the product’s concentration of CBD, whether it’s full-spectrum or isolate, third-party lab testing results, quality of carrier oils, and whether it’s specifically designed for equine use. Always opt for high-quality, reputable brands.

Can Cannabidiol (CBD) help with gastric ulcers?

While there is no direct scientific evidence to support CBD as a treatment for gastric ulcers in horses, some anecdotal reports suggest it may aid in overall digestive health and stress reduction, factors that can contribute to the development of ulcers. However, more research is needed in this area.
Can Cannabidiol (CBD) be used in pregnant or nursing horses?

The effects of CBD on pregnant or nursing horses are not well studied as of 2022. It’s crucial to consult with a veterinarian before introducing any new supplements during pregnancy or lactation.

Can Cannabidiol (CBD) interact with other medications my horse is taking?

CBD can potentially interact with other medications, possibly affecting how your horse’s body processes certain drugs. CBD can affect the liver’s ability to metastasize other drugs allowing more of the drug to enter the bloodstream. Always consult with your veterinarian before adding CBD to your horse’s regimen if they are currently on other medications.

Are there any long-term effects of Cannabidiol (CBD) in horses?

As of 2021, the long-term effects of CBD use in horses aren’t well understood due to a lack of comprehensive studies.

Is there an age limit of using Cannabidiol (CBD) in horses?

There’s no specific age limit for horses to start using CBD. However, it’s always best to consult with your veterinarian before introducing any new supplement into your horse’s diet.

Can Cannabidiol (CBD) help with horse’s hoof issues?

While there’s no direct research on CBD and hoof-related issues, CBD’s potential anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties could be beneficial for conditions like laminitis. Consultation with a veterinarian is vital.

How often should I give Cannabidiol (CBD) to my horses?

The frequency of CBD administration can depend on several factors, such as the horse’s age, size, weight, the condition being targeted, and the specific CBD product being used. Full spectrum CBD is stronger than Broad spectrum or CBD isolate. Always follow product guidelines and consult with a veterinarian.

Can I use human Cannabidiol (CBD) products on my horse?

Human CBD products may not be suitable for equine use due to differences in concentration, ingredients, and dosage. It’s recommended to use products specifically formulated for horses. Always consult with a veterinarian for guidance.