Frequently Asked Questions

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a group of compounds (phytocannabinoids) from the hemp plant, but it is not psychoactive.

Many of these compounds have shown potential benefits as therapeutic agents for treating various diseases. Still, CBD is one of this group's most significant chemical constituents: Research into CBD's efficacy in human and veterinary medicine is promising. 

CBD has a strong anti-inflammatory effect, so it is ideal for helping with osteoarthritis, anxiety disorders, convulsions, and epilepsy, as well as with diseases of the immune system (primarily allergies), initially with medication - where necessary. 

Another well-known ingredient of the Phyto cannabinoid group is cannabigerol (CBG), which is also non-psychoactive. CBG binds to CB1 and CB2 receptors and two more G-protein receptors. In addition to having anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and anti-tumorous effects, it has antibacterial and antifungal properties and lowers eye pressure.

Terpenes are aromatic molecules from the group of hydrocarbons found in almost all types of plants and are responsible for the aroma and smell of all plants. One of the primary roles of terpenes in nature is to repel predators and other intruders. 

Although some terpenes complement cannabinoids, they have an extremely harmful effect on our pets, especially cats. That's why we ensured that there are none in our oil! 

CBD/CBG are not psychoactive compounds like THC. THC is a compound in marijuana that produces a euphoric or lethargic state, depending on species, size, and dosage. CBD/CBG are cannabinoid compounds found in industrial hemp plants but do not alter perception, cognitive function, or dexterity. 

 The action of both compounds is being actively studied in human and veterinary medicine. But although CBD can be used as an auxiliary or only means in treating many conditions, the decision should be made after consultation with a veterinarian. Therefore, we are at your service!  

Although no adverse effects have been observed when giving large amounts of CBD to dogs (or cats), even small amounts of THC can harm them. THC has a more dramatic and profound effect on dogs or cats than humans; in large quantities, it becomes toxic!

In short - no. Although it is possible to give your pet more product than is useful, if you want the CBD to work properly, do not overdo it - but do not give too little amounts either. To achieve the desired results, VetHealth must be applied correctly! The strength and dosage for your pet are determined according to its age, weight, species, diagnosis, and condition! 

VetHealth Broad Spectrum oil are effective for: 

• Allergies 
• Anxiety 
• Pain (acute and chronic: osteoarthritis, postoperative) 
• Incontinence 
• Immunity 
• Convulsions/epileptic seizures 
• Skin diseases 
• Digestion

Judging by all the research on the effects of CBD, we predict that this list will only grow.

Unfortunately, the domestic market is unregulated, so it's full of cheap products, many of which barely contain CBD. Worse, they may have more THC, terpenes, or other contaminants, such as heavy metals, than stated on the label. 

While THC is toxic to dogs, terpenes are dangerous to cats! Our products guarantee the promised amount of CBD/CBG, terpene-free and with 0% THC, as you can see on the composition analysis certificates:

Unless we advise you otherwise, it is best to rub the oil into the pet's gums with your finger. Giving it with food will not provide a satisfactory result, so contact us for more detailed instructions. 

VetHealth was created in cooperation with the veterinarian, Igor Benčić, dr. med. vet. univ. mag. chir., and very quickly gained the trust of the profession so that you can find it in many veterinary clinics and clinics in the country, all Zoo City stores, and many smaller pet shops and pharmacies. 

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Indeed, your pet deserves nothing less than a CBD plan made specifically for their personal needs. Unfortunately, CBD is not a substance that magically cures all diseases, so we want to help you not to wander.

Igor Benčić, dr. vet. med. univ. mag. chir. and colleagues will help you create a treatment plan designed exclusively for your pet. 

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