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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. Hemp-derived CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC are legal in Ohio under the 2018 Farm Bill and Ohio's industrial hemp cultivation program. SEABEDEE's dog treats are formulated from Farm Bill-compliant hemp and contain non-detectable THC level
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Most dogs metabolize CBD treats within 30–90 minutes, with peak effects occurring 1–2 hours post-consumption. Cincinnati pet owners report that anxiety-related behaviors (pacing, excessive barking, destructive chewing) show improvement within the first we
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While some Cincinnati pet stores carry CBD products, most do not stock SEABEDEE's veterinary-grade line. Ordering directly from our website ensures you receive the freshest batch with the most recent COA, eliminating the risk of shelf-aged inventory with
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SEABEDEE dog treats maintain full cannabinoid potency for 12 months when stored in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Cincinnati's humid summer climate (often 70%+ relative humidity in July–August) can accelerate cannabinoid degradation if tr
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The standard starting guideline is 0.2mg CBD per pound of body weight once daily. A 50-lb dog would start with one 5mg treat (0.1mg/lb) and increase to two treats (0.2mg/lb) after 5–7 days if needed. Cincinnati veterinarians familiar with cannabinoid ther
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No. SEABEDEE treats contain non-detectable THC levels (below 0.01%), far below the threshold required to produce psychoactive effects. The CBD, CBG, and CBN in our treats interact with your dog's endocannabinoid system to support homeostasis without alter
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We recommend CBD treats only for dogs over 6 months of age and 10 lbs in body weight. Puppies' endocannabinoid systems are still developing, and there is limited veterinary research on cannabinoid supplementation in dogs under six months. Cincinnati puppy
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CBD is metabolized by the same liver enzymes (cytochrome P450) that process many common veterinary medications, including NSAIDs, antibiotics, and anti-seizure drugs. This can potentially alter medication effectiveness or increase side effect risk. Cincin
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