CI CannaPet

CannaPet
CannaPet ointment is a full spectrum or whole plant extract made from Organic Coconut Oil infused with Organic Cannabis Flowers. Provides positive benefits for your pet.
Can be ingested and used topically. CannaPet contains all of the therapeutic cannabinoids and medicinal benefits found in the cannabis flower/bud.

Good For: CannaPet can bring relief to any animal that is out of balance or ill. Used topically it is absorbed through the skin to bring localised relief, or it can be ingested without dangers of the side effects of many medicines to the liver, kidneys or GI tract of your pet.
CannaPet can address problems such as seizures, arthritis, infections, rashes, skin conditions and growths, cancer, wounds, sores, stomach upsets, nausea, depression, anxiety and anger management.

Instructions Of Use: Apply directly to the tongue as best absorption occurs through the oral mucous membranes. Some animals love the taste of CannaPet and will eat it out of your hand, or mix CannaPet into their food. For skin wounds apply the ointment directly to the area.
Topical – Dab or massage the product into the affected area 1-3 times a day.
Ingesting – Depending on your pet weight, we suggest ¼ teaspoon (+-4kg animal), ½ teaspoon (+-10kg animal) twice a day for seizures, pain, disease, discomfort, healing or balance.
Keep an eye on your pet with the first dose to make sure that they are comfortable and not overwhelmed. Animal have a high sensitivity to cannabinoids and a little goes a long way! Start with very small doses and up the dosage as tolerance increases to see quicker results. Multiply dose for bigger animals.

We suggest you start with smaller doses to determine your pet’s tolerance. Resting, with normal breathing after ingesting CannaPet is normal and part of the healing process. Overdosing can lead to potential risks like your pet getting “high” and may prevent them from standing or eating after a couple of hours. Toxicity in pets due to cannabinoids is very rare. If you suspect an overdose take your pet to the veterinarian immediately.

Please do consult your endocannabinologist veterinarian if you are unsure or if your pet is currently taking other medication.