CBD and CBG are not psychoactive compounds like THC. THC is a compound in marijuana that can produce a euphoric or lethargic state, depending on the individual and the amount. CBD and CBG are cannabinoids also found in industrial hemp, but they do not alter perception, cognitive function, or coordination.

The effects of both compounds are being actively studied in human and veterinary medicine. Although CBD may be used as a supplementary or sole treatment for many conditions, the decision to use it should be made after consulting a veterinarian. Our team is here to help with that.

Although harmful effects have not been observed when dogs or cats are given large amounts of CBD, even small amounts of THC can harm them. THC has a much stronger effect on dogs and cats than on people and can be toxic to them at certain doses.

In short, no. It is possible to give your pet more than is useful, however. For CBD to work properly, avoid giving too much or too little. VetHealth should be used correctly to achieve the desired results.

The right strength and dose for your pet depend on its age, weight, species, diagnosis, and condition.

VetHealth Broad Spectrum drops are effective for:

• Allergies
• Anxiety
• Pain (acute and chronic, including osteoarthritis and postoperative pain)
• Incontinence
• Immune support
• Convulsions and epileptic seizures
• Skin conditions
• Digestion

Based on research into CBD's effects, we expect this list to grow.

Unfortunately, the local market is not regulated and is full of inexpensive products, many of which contain very little CBD. Worse, some may contain more THC, terpenes, or other contaminants such as heavy metals than their labels indicate. THC is toxic to dogs, and terpenes are dangerous for cats.

VetHealth products are formulated from pure CBD and CBG molecules rather than conventional extracts, providing a precisely controlled composition. Our products contain the stated amount of CBD and CBG, no terpenes, and 0% THC, as shown in our certificates of analysis.

Unless we have advised you otherwise, it is best to rub the drops onto your pet's gums with a finger.

Giving them in food will not produce an adequate result, so contact us for detailed instructions.

VetHealth was developed in collaboration with veterinarian Igor Benčić, DVM, and quickly gained the trust of veterinary professionals. You can find it in many veterinary practices and clinics across Croatia, all Zoo City stores, many smaller pet shops, and pharmacies. To find the nearest place to buy, click here.

Use our online calculator for simple, precise dosing recommendations based on your pet's weight and needs.

If you need more information about our products or how to use them, feel free to contact us by email or through our Facebook page. Our team is happy to help.