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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. Under the 2018 Farm Bill and Florida Statute 581.217, hemp-derived CBD products containing less than 0.3% delta-9 THC are legal to purchase, possess, and use in Fort Lauderdale and throughout Florida. SEABEDEE products meet this threshold and are tes
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The standard veterinary starting point is 0.2–0.5mg of CBD per pound of body weight per day, divided into one or two servings. A 30-pound dog would start with 6–15mg of CBD daily. One to three of SEABEDEE's 5mg treats. Fort Lauderdale's climate and your d
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No. CBD (cannabidiol) is non-intoxicating and does not produce euphoria or impairment. SEABEDEE's full-spectrum dog treats contain less than 0.3% THC. Far below the threshold required for psychoactive effects. Fort Lauderdale pet owners report that dogs r
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SEABEDEE products are available through direct online ordering with shipping to Fort Lauderdale addresses. Same-day pickup is not currently offered. Orders placed before 2 PM EST typically ship the same business day, with delivery to Fort Lauderdale zip c
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Full-spectrum CBD contains the complete range of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids naturally present in hemp. Creating an 'entourage effect' where compounds work synergistically. CBD isolate is 99% pure CBD with all other compounds removed. Research
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A COA for CBD dog treats should include cannabinoid potency (CBD, CBDA, THC, CBN, CBG listed in mg/g or percentage), terpene profile with at least five terpenes identified, pesticide screening showing pass/fail for regulated compounds, heavy metals testin
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Many Fort Lauderdale pet owners report using CBD dog treats to manage storm-related anxiety during Florida's wet season, which runs from May through October. CBD interacts with serotonin receptors (5-HT1A) involved in anxiety regulation, potentially reduc
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CBD is metabolized by the same liver enzymes (cytochrome P450) that process many common medications, including NSAIDs, benzodiazepines, and some antibiotics. This can slow the breakdown of those drugs, potentially increasing their effects. Fort Lauderdale