CBDrool’s CBD Oil – For Dogs (200mg-550mg)

Name: CBDrool's CBD Oil - For Dogs (200mg-550mg)
SKU: 10900
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$29.99 – $49.99

CBDrool’s CBD Oil – For Dogs

Give your Dog Soothing CBDrool CBD Oil made specifically for dogs! CBDrool’s CBD oil for dogs come in 3 different strengths and contain high quality CBD. Our calming CBD oil for dogs are made with all natural ingredients and are packed with all of benefits of CBD derived from industrial hemp. CBDrool’s CBD oil for dogs also contain no harsh chemicals or GMOs.

CBDrool’s CBD oil for dogs will help your furry friend relax when you are separated from one another, handle the loud noises associated with fireworks and thunderstorms, and help relieve general anxiety and pain. Dogs have an endocannabinoid system that has the capability to react to CBD, just like humans. Take care of your dog’s overall wellness with CBDrool.

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Choose from 3 different strengths:

200mg / Small Dogs / 30ml bottle
350mg / Medium Sized Dogs / 30ml bottle
550mg / Large Sized Dogs / 30ml bottle

Recommended Use: Depending on your dog’s prior use with CBD, we recommend starting with half of the dropper as 1 dose. You can add to your dog’s food, treats, or directly into their mouth. If you are a first-time CBD user, start with half of the dropper and see how your dog reacts to CBD before increasing their doses.

100% THC FREE / ND THC (Non-detectable levels of THC), GMP certified and made in the USA.

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These products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice from your primary veterinarian before modifying your pet’s diet.