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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. CBD products derived from hemp containing less than 0.3% THC are federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill and legal in Ohio for both human and animal use. SEABEDEE's dog treats are formulated with hemp-derived CBD that meets federal THC limits and co
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SEABEDEE's 30-count jar of 5mg CBD dog treats costs $28.50, or $0.95 per treat. Positioning it in the mid-range of the Columbus market where prices range from $0.60 (mass-market brands with minimal testing) to $3.00+ per serving (veterinary-exclusive bran
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Columbus pet stores, natural food co-ops, and some veterinary clinics carry CBD dog treats, but selection is limited and COA availability varies by retailer. Online ordering from SEABEDEE provides access to the full product line, published lab results for
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Full-spectrum CBD contains all naturally occurring cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids from the hemp plant. Including trace amounts of THC below 0.3%. Which work synergistically in what researchers call the 'entourage effect.' CBD isolate is 99% pure c
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CBD administered orally via treats takes 30–90 minutes to produce initial effects as it passes through the digestive system and undergoes hepatic metabolism. Peak blood concentration occurs 1.5–3 hours after administration, with effects lasting 4–8 hours
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CBD has a high safety margin. Toxicity studies show no adverse effects at doses up to 50mg/kg body weight in dogs, far exceeding typical therapeutic doses of 0.2–0.5mg/lb. However, excessive dosing can cause mild sedation, dry mouth, temporary diarrhea, o
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A complete COA for CBD dog treats should verify: cannabinoid potency (total CBD, CBDA, CBG, THC percentage), terpene profile listing at least 8–10 compounds with concentrations, pesticide screening showing pass/fail for all state-regulated compounds, heav
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Dogs with severe liver disease, pregnant or nursing dogs, and dogs on medications metabolized by cytochrome P450 enzymes (certain seizure meds, immunosuppressants, or chemotherapy drugs) should not receive CBD without explicit veterinary approval. Columbu
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