1. For all dogs and horses, to increase activity and improve quality of life

2. For all older dogs and horses (e.g., as a preventive measure starting in the second half of their lives)

3. for dogs/horses with food sensitivities

4. For all dogs and horses with a weak constitution

5. for dogs/horses that don't really want to travel

6. For all anxious, nervous, and restless dogs and horses

7. for boisterous young rambunctious male dogs or even tough female dogs

8. for dogs/horses whose familiar surroundings are changing

9. For all dogs that need to concentrate particularly well (e.g., service dogs)

10. for all dogs that are physically active (e.g., police dogs, search and rescue dogs …)

11. To lift the spirits of dogs that sometimes have to be left alone

ATTENTION: In the human use , CBD is not on the World Anti-Doping Agency’s list of prohibited substances. In equestrian sports, however, hemp is generally banned. To be on the safe side, check the applicable regulations before administering it!

CBD (short for cannabidiol) is a compound found in the hemp plant, but it is also produced naturally in the bodies of humans and animals, where it acts as a neurotransmitter.

CBD has no intoxicating effects and is not addictive; instead, it offers all-around positive support for the body, mind, and soul.

Dogs, horses, and humans have a cannabinoid system in their bodies. Cannabinoids are neurotransmitters. They influence cellular metabolism and are capable of regulate their activity. They constantly monitor the balanceof all functions and, in the event of a disturbance, strive to restore this balance . Imbalances occur particularly during times of stress and in old age. The body’s balance receives tremendous support from natural CBD.

CBD has a positive effect on the body, mind, and spirit of both animals and humans.

Psyche:
– relaxes and calms
– reduces stress
– reduces nervousness
– relieves anxiety and tension
– promotes balance
– improves concentration
– enhances learning ability

Body:
– supports flexibility
– optimizes performance
– promotes activity
– boosts vitality
– strengthens the immune system
– improves quality of life
– promotes well-being

CBD has no serious side effects. Even accidental overdoses (a dose more than 25 times the recommended amount is considered an overdose) are harmless and may cause drowsiness, mild dizziness, and a dry mouth. Mild diarrhea may sometimes occur at the beginning. If this happens, reduce the dose and increase it more gradually. It often helps to put the oil on a treat or switch to our CBD snacks.

Nein, natürlich nicht. Die für unser Hanföl genutzte Nutzhanfsorte (Cannabis Sativa) enthält nicht mehr als den zugelassenen Wert von < 0,2% THC und hat somit keinerlei berauschende Wirkungen. Auf unserer Webseite im Footer gibt es immer die aktuellen Analysen-Zertifikate.

No, CBD does not cause psychological or physical dependence.

Of course, you can stop taking nacanis or hemp oil at any time. Since CBD is not addictive, there are no withdrawal. Mental or physical problems may reoccur when the products.

We recommend avoiding use in pregnant or nursing animals , or in animals under 4 months of age , as there are currently few studies available in this area. In cases of serious illness, use should always be discussed with a veterinarian, especially if the animal is already on medication. In rare cases, interactions may occur.

Based on current knowledge, CBD does not build up a tolerance, and there is no need to stop taking it to maintain its effects. However, we still recommend taking a 4- to 5-day break every 3 months to prevent the endocannabinoid system from becoming sluggish—it could become “lazy” due to the constant intake of plant-based CBD.

The CBD baseline is the steady level of CBD in the body that develops when CBD is taken regularly (recommended dose: approx. 0.5 mg of CBD per kg of body weight). CBD can accumulate in the body. Once the CBD baseline level has been established (usually after about 2 weeks), the effects can become more consistent and predictable. Once the CBD baseline level has been established, CBD can take effect more quickly, especially when administered via the oral mucosa. 

We recommend waiting until your puppy is at least 4 months old before using CBD—simply because there are still very few studies on the subject. It’s also important to us that CBD not be used as a substitute for training. It’s a wonderful, effective supplement, but it can never replace consistent training and loving care.