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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. Hemp-derived CBD containing less than 0.3% delta-9 THC is federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill and fully legal in New York state for both human and animal use. New York does not require a veterinary prescription for pet CBD products, though consu
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Most dogs show observable effects within 45–90 minutes of ingestion, with peak cannabinoid blood levels occurring around 90–120 minutes post-dose. Effects typically last 4–6 hours depending on the dog's metabolism, body weight, and whether the treat was g
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The general guideline is 0.2–0.5mg of CBD per pound of body weight. A 30-lb dog would receive 6–15mg of CBD per dose; since SEABEDEE treats contain 5mg per piece, this translates to 1–3 treats depending on the severity of the issue being addressed. Start
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Yes. Daily use is safe and often more effective than sporadic dosing, particularly for chronic conditions like anxiety or arthritis. Cannabinoids have no known lethal dose in dogs, and tolerance does not develop in the same way it does with some pharmaceu
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Every batch of SEABEDEE products has a dedicated Certificate of Analysis (COA) published on our website at the Lab Results page. COAs are also accessible via QR code printed on each product package. These reports list exact cannabinoid content, terpene pr
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SEABEDEE treats use natural bacon and peanut butter flavoring, which most dogs find palatable. If your dog refuses the treat, try crumbling it over their regular food or mixing it with a small amount of wet food or low-sodium broth. Alternatively, conside
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Yes. CBD modulates serotonin and GABA receptor activity, both of which are involved in fear response and stress regulation. For predictable stressors like Fourth of July fireworks or summer thunderstorms, administer one treat 45–60 minutes before the anti
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Consult your veterinarian first. CBD is metabolized by cytochrome P450 enzymes in the liver. The same enzyme system that processes many common medications including NSAIDs, anti-seizure drugs, and some antibiotics. Concurrent use can alter drug metabolism
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