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In recent years, more and more pet owners have turned their attention to natural methods of supporting the health and well-being of their pets. Growing awareness of the benefits of plant-based supplements has led to the adoption of hemp products such as CBD oil, and adaptogenic extracts have gained immense popularity. Unlike synthetic medications, they act gently and support the dog or cat's body in restoring its natural balance. Owners are looking for solutions that not only alleviate symptoms but also improve quality of life and reduce the stress resulting from everyday challenges. for animals in our store was created with the aim of providing comprehensive support to four-legged companions - from delicate hemp oils of various concentrations, through tasty treats, to care cosmetics and preparations with adaptogens.
Hemp products are based on the action of phytocannabinoids, the most important of which is cannabidiol (CBD). Adaptogens, on the other hand, are natural plants and fungi that help animals and humans better cope with stress and adapt to changing conditions. Combining CBD with adaptogens creates unique support for the nervous, immune, and endocannabinoid systems. Further down in this article, you'll find comprehensive information on how each product works, what benefits it offers, how to choose the right dose, and how to safely incorporate it into your daily self-care routine.
CBD oil is an extract from hemp (Cannabis sativa L.), rich in cannabidiol and other phytocannabinoids with a mild effect on the nervous and immune systems. The hemp used to produce these preparations contains a very low THC concentration (below the Polish threshold of 0.3 %), so it does not cause an intoxicating effect. In addition to CBD, the product contains terpenes, flavonoids, and omega fatty acids, which mutually enhance each other's effects. Simultaneously, preparations with so-called adaptogens — plants and mushrooms such as ashwagandha, rhodiola, reishi, and cordyceps, which help bodies better adapt to stress, fatigue, and changing environmental conditions. Adaptogenic substances are non-toxic, non-addictive, and support homeostasis, or natural balance.
Dogs, cats and many other animals have endocannabinoid system (ECS) —a network of receptors scattered throughout the brain, nervous system, gastrointestinal tract, and skin. The ECS regulates numerous physiological processes, including pain sensation, mood, appetite, immunity, and stress response. CBD acts on CB1 and CB2 receptors in the ECS, modulating their function and helping the body return to balance. Unlike THC, cannabidiol does not produce euphoria or a high, but rather gently calms the nervous system, reducing tension, anxiety, and hyperexcitability. Importantly, CBD is well-tolerated by most animals when used in appropriate doses and sourced from certified crops.
For a plant or mushroom to be considered an adaptogen, it must meet several important criteria. First, it must be non-toxic and non-addictive, making its long-term use safe. Second, the adaptogen's effects are nonspecific: Instead of focusing on a single organ or symptom, it supports the body's holistic resistance to various stress factors (mental, physical, environmental). Third, an adaptogenic substance normalizes body functions and helps maintain homeostasis, which distinguishes it from stimulants like caffeine. The most popular adaptogens used in animals include:
Many manufacturers combine adaptogens with CBD oil to create synergistic formulas for dogs and cats. These compositions enhance anti-stress and anti-inflammatory effects while also being gentle on the digestive system.
The sounds of fireworks, thunderstorms, vet visits, and environmental changes can trigger intense anxiety in animals. CBD-infused hemp products help maintain calm by influencing the receptors responsible for fear and anxiety. This allows your dog or cat to relax faster and respond better to stressful situations. Adaptogens such as ashwagandha and reishi also alleviate tension and stabilize cortisol levels, which is invaluable during prolonged stress.
Older dogs and cats often struggle with joint discomfort and limited range of motion. CBD has anti-inflammatory properties, which help relieve joint pain and stiffness. Our product range includes, for example: Dogitos For Joints — a hemp treat with an increased content of ingredients that support joint cartilage. Regularly feeding this product can improve your pet's mobility and contribute to greater enjoyment of daily walks. Adaptogens such as cordyceps and reishi also support regenerative processes in the musculoskeletal system.
Animals can lose their appetite for various reasons—illness, stress, and digestive disorders. CBD's stimulation of the endocannabinoid system can increase appetite and improve intestinal peristalsis. Products from Vitamin Sea oil, containing omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, maintain digestive and skin balance. Additionally, adaptogens such as rhodiola and ashwagandha support the production of digestive enzymes and regulate energy levels, which has a beneficial effect on metabolism.
Cannabidiol and terpenes act as antioxidants, supporting the body in its fight against free radicals. Additionally, many products in the category for animals contains vitamins, minerals and vegetable oils that strengthen the immune system and improve the appearance of the coat. Into The Sun Ointment and Can't Touch This ointment They are formulated to regenerate skin, soothe irritation, and protect paws from cracking. Reishi and cordyceps support antibody production and increase resistance to infections.
Older animals often suffer from neurodegenerative diseases such as cognitive impairment and epilepsy. Research suggests that CBD has neuroprotective properties—it can reduce the frequency of seizures and protect nerve cells from oxidative stress. Higher concentrations of CBD oils, such as 9 % or 10 %, are used in seniors under veterinary supervision. Adaptogens like ashwagandha and reishi support cognitive function, help maintain emotional balance, and increase tolerance to fatigue.
The uses of CBD and adaptogens are widespread. Caregivers report that hemp supplementation helps control seizures, supports wound healing, and promotes recovery after surgery. Products such as Green Paw Pet Care CBD Oil 6 % They are gentle and suitable for cats with separation anxiety or behavioral problems. Green Paw Dogitos Vitality they add energy to active dogs, while Green Paw Couch Potato It facilitates relaxation in pets who need some quiet time. In cases of serious illness or medication, consultation with a veterinarian is necessary.
The basic form of hemp supplementation is CBD oils. They vary in their cannabidiol concentration, allowing you to tailor the product to your pet's body weight and needs. Typically, oils range in concentration from 2.5 to 10 litres per 100ml. Lower concentrations (2.5–3 litres per 100ml) are suitable for cats and small dogs, e.g. Green Paw Pet Care 6 %, while for medium and large dogs, 5–9 % oils are often chosen, as Green Paw Pet Care 9 %. These oils are usually full spectrum or broad spectrum — full spectrum contains trace amounts of THC (legal), while broad spectrum is completely free of THC, which is suitable for very sensitive animals.
Low concentrations of oils are ideal for sensitive or beginner pets. Each drop contains a small amount of CBD, making it easier to adjust the dosage to the cat or dog's weight. These products are often odorless, making them easy to administer directly into the mouth or by mixing with food.
Medium-concentration formulations are recommended for larger pets that require a higher dose, and for animals with chronic conditions (joint pain, anxiety). The higher concentration means fewer drops are needed to achieve the desired dose, making supplementation easier.
Oils with a concentration of 10 % or greater are used for older animals with advanced ailments. Due to their intensity, they should be administered under the supervision of a veterinarian. One drop contains a high dose of CBD, so careful measurement and monitoring of the body's response are crucial.
For animals that don't like the taste of oil, an alternative is hemp treats. They are infused with cannabidiol and often enriched with additives such as turmeric, glucosamine, and adaptogens. Popular in our store are Green Paw Dogitos Vitality (supporting energy and immunity) and Green Paw Dogitos For Joints (with added collagen and glucosamine for joints). The treats have a distinct aroma, so even picky pets will happily eat them, and owners can more easily control the dose by providing a specific number of cubes or morsels.
Skin and coat care is just as important as internal supplementation. In this category, you'll find hemp-based cosmetics such as: Pretty in Pink — a gentle shampoo for dogs with sensitive skin, and Vitamin Sea — Nourishing oil for skin and coat. Ointments Into the Sun and Can't Touch This They contain CBD, propolis, plant oils, and regenerative herbs that protect paw pads, nourish the nose, and soothe abrasions. Regular use of hemp cosmetics promotes soft and shiny fur and reduces itching and skin irritation.
Some animals better tolerate capsules or powders that can be mixed with their food. CBD capsules allow for precise dosing and are a good option for animals that don't like the taste of oil. Powders with adaptogens, collagen, brewer's yeast, or probiotics support the digestive system, immunity, and regeneration. It's worth choosing products without artificial additives, preservatives, or sugar.
You will also find specialized product lines that meet specific needs. Green Paw Couch Potato This oil is designed for animals requiring relaxation; it contains additional calming herbs such as lemon balm and chamomile. Dogitos For Joints focuses on joint protection, and Dogitos Vitality It boosts energy in active dogs. Oils with higher CBD concentrations and adaptogens such as reishi and cordyceps are recommended for older dogs. Choosing the right product depends on the animal's age, condition, and lifestyle.
When choosing hemp and adaptogenic products, consider your pet's weight and life stage. Young dogs and cats have different needs than seniors. Lower concentrations and gentle formulas are sufficient for puppies and kittens, while working or older dogs may require stronger products. Weight affects dosage: a small cat may only need a few drops of oil daily, while a large dog may require several milliliters.
The oil concentration determines the amount of CBD in a 10ml bottle. Products with 2–3 % are effective for sensitive animals or for preventative care, while concentrations of 5–9 % are more effective. If the product contains adaptogens, it's worth paying attention to the ingredients—too high doses of medicinal plants can burden the liver. Beginner owners should choose formulas with a single adaptogen and slowly observe their pet's reactions.
The choice of form depends on the animal's preference and the owner's convenience. Oils allow for precise dosing and rapid absorption; capsules facilitate administration and mask the taste; and treats combine supplementation with pleasure. Some animals prefer treats, while others readily accept drops administered on the tongue. It's helpful to have two forms on hand to adapt supplementation to the situation (e.g., you could give a treat before traveling and an oil during the day).
Your pet's safety is paramount, so when purchasing CBD oil or adaptogens, be sure to check the source of the raw materials. Choose products from organic farming, free from pesticides and heavy metals. Certificates of analysis (COAs) confirm CBD content and the absence of THC and contaminants. Recognized brands (such as Green Paw) regularly test each batch and publish the results. Avoid products of unknown origin or very cheap substitutes that may contain harmful additives.
Dogs and cats have different taste preferences. Some enjoy the natural flavor of hemp oil, while others prefer treats with spices or meat flavoring. When choosing a product, make sure your pet isn't allergic to a specific ingredient (e.g., chicken, grains). If your pet is hyperactive or suffers from separation anxiety, it's worth choosing a product with calming herbs (lemon balm, valerian), while an active dog might benefit from a treat with mountain rye or cordyceps.
Before you start serving CBD oil or adaptogens, consult your veterinarian, especially if your pet is taking medication. Introduce supplements gradually: start with a small dose (0.5–1 mg of CBD per kg of body weight per day for dogs, 0.25–0.5 mg/kg for cats) and monitor the response over a few days. If your pet is feeling well, the dose can be increased weekly until the desired effect is achieved. Oil drops can be administered directly into the mouth (preferably under the tongue) or mixed with food or water. Treats and capsules should be administered according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Dosage depends on the product concentration and the dog's weight. For 5 % oil, the typical starting dose is one drop per 10 kg of body weight, administered 2–3 times daily. After a week, the dose can be increased to two drops if needed. For 2–3 % oil, administer 2–3 drops per 10 kg, also 2–3 times daily. Treats most often contain a specific amount of CBD per piece; for a 15 kg dog, 1–2 bites per day will be sufficient. For dogs over 30 kg, the dose can be increased proportionally. Remember that everyone reacts differently – monitor your dog's energy level, appetite, and mood.
Cats are more sensitive to the effects of cannabis, so their doses are lower. For 3 % oil, it's recommended to administer one drop 2-3 times daily to cats weighing up to 5 kg. For 5 % oil, half a drop (can be measured with a syringe) 2-3 times daily is sufficient. Cat treats contain a smaller amount of CBD—usually one cube corresponds to one daily dose. It's important not to exceed the manufacturer's recommendations; excessive CBD can cause drowsiness or mild relaxation, which can be uncomfortable for sensitive cats.
While hemp and adaptogenic products are considered safe, there are situations in which special caution should be exercised. CBD may interact with certain medications metabolized in the liver (e.g., steroids, anticonvulsants). Animals with liver, kidney, or cardiovascular disease should be monitored during supplementation. Hemp products are not recommended for puppies and kittens under 3–4 months of age, pregnant or nursing cats and dogs, or animals with bleeding disorders. If you notice drowsiness, diarrhea, excessive salivation, or loss of appetite, reduce the dose or discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.
CBD and adaptogens can enhance each other's effects, but when combined with certain medications, they can affect metabolism. If your pet is taking medication for high blood pressure, epilepsy, anxiety disorders, or other conditions, consult a doctor before adding supplements. Avoid combining multiple adaptogens in high doses, as this can lead to excessive stress on the endocrine system. When administering fish oil, probiotics, and CBD, it's best to space them out (e.g., a few hours) to facilitate absorption.
In Poland, hemp products have been legally used since 2017, provided the THC content does not exceed 0.3 1 TP3T. This limit was raised from 0.2 1 TP3T in 2022, facilitating the production of full-spectrum oils. CBD products available in the category for animals They meet statutory requirements and come from certified crops. When purchasing supplements, pay attention to labels and laboratory test results, which confirm the absence of THC and contaminants. It's worth remembering that regulations are subject to change; you can find up-to-date information on the websites of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the European Food Safety Authority.
Animal dietary supplements are not classified as drugs in Poland, so they are not subject to the same rigorous procedures as medicinal products. Nevertheless, reputable brands ensure quality, adhere to European Union guidelines on animal nutrition, and perform laboratory analyses of each batch. Veterinarians are increasingly recommending them. CBD oil and adaptogens as a complementary therapy for anxiety, chronic pain, or post-operative rehabilitation. However, it's important to remember that supplements are not a substitute for a visit to the vet and should not be considered an alternative to treatment.
The product packaging should list the ingredients, CBD concentration, batch number, and expiration date. When choosing oil or treats, make sure they contain broad spectrum (without THC) or full spectrum with THC below 0.3 %. If your pet is particularly sensitive, choose products THC-free. Make sure the product doesn't contain artificial preservatives, flavors, or sugar. High-quality products are packaged in dark bottles with a pipette or in packaging that keeps the treats fresh.
Combining CBD with adaptogens can enhance the effects of both groups of substances. Ashwagandha has a calming effect and regulates hormones, reishi strengthens immunity, rhodiola rosea provides energy, and cordyceps supports endurance. When giving adaptogens, start with low doses and observe how your pet reacts. Adaptogens can cause mild stimulation in some animals; therefore, ashwagandha and reishi are better for anxiety, while rhodiola and cordyceps are better for active dogs.
Fish oils, such as salmon oil, are rich in omega-3 and omega-6, which support skin, joint, and brain health. They can be taken with CBD oil, but in moderation—both preparations provide fat, and too much can lead to diarrhea. Fatty acids enhance the anti-inflammatory effects of CBD and can improve the bioavailability of cannabidiol. Many hemp products contain carrier oils, such as hemp seed oil, olive oil, or MCT oil, so it's worth adjusting your diet to ensure you don't exceed your daily calorie and fat needs.
Hemp products can be supplemented with other natural supplements, such as lemon balm, chamomile, valerian, or Roman chamomile. These herbs have a calming effect and can help manage separation anxiety and insomnia. Probiotics, on the other hand, support healthy gut flora, which impacts your pet's immunity and well-being. When choosing a probiotic, pay attention to the number of live bacteria cultures and their type (e.g., Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium). Administer probiotics at a separate time from CBD oil to avoid interactions in the gut.
While the abundance of natural supplements tempts you to combine multiple ingredients, moderation is key. Excessive amounts of herbs and adaptogens can overwhelm the body and lead to unintended side effects. Always introduce new ingredients one at a time, monitoring your pet's response over several days. If you're using complex CBD and adaptogen treats, don't add additional plants with similar effects at the same time. A healthy, balanced diet, physical activity, and a calm environment are essential, and supplements only provide support.
Below, we've answered some frequently asked questions about hemp and adaptogenic products for animals. It's worth reading this information to clear up any doubts before starting supplementation.
Cannabidiol does not cause intoxication or a "high." Products available in this category for animals They contain minimal amounts of THC (less than 0.3 %) or are completely free of this substance. This supports the nervous system and reduces stress without affecting the animal's consciousness.
Some animals respond after the first dose, especially when experiencing anxiety or stress. However, full effects may occur after 1–2 weeks of regular use. Consistency and dose selection are key. Monitor behavior, appetite, sleep quality, and activity level to assess the product's effectiveness.
If your pet doesn't like the taste of the oil, try mixing it with their favorite food or treat. You can also choose hemp treats or capsules, which mask the taste and smell. It's important to associate giving the supplement with something pleasant.
Some products are universal, but always check the label for CBD concentration and other ingredients. Cats are more sensitive, so it's best to choose products specifically designed for cats, especially if they contain essential oils or adaptogens. In the smallest doses, 2–3 % oil can be used for both species, adjusting the number of drops.
CBD oil should be stored in a dark, cool place, away from sunlight. Once the bottle is opened, use the product within a few months. Treats and capsules are best stored in a tightly closed container at room temperature. Avoid moisture, which can shorten their shelf life.
Hemp products are considered safe when administered in appropriate doses and from a trusted source. Side effects are usually mild and include drowsiness, dry mouth, or a temporary drop in blood pressure. If symptoms develop, reduce the dose or discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.
CBD and adaptogens can be used both short-term, for example, during stressful periods, and long-term to support fitness and immunity. Long-term use requires health monitoring and regular vet visits. Some animals use CBD for many months, deriving ongoing benefits.
Yes, CBD products derived from hemp are legal, provided the THC content does not exceed 0.3 %. It's important to choose products with a certificate of analysis and check the labels.
CBD may interact with certain medications, so always consult your veterinarian. Working with an expert will allow you to adjust the dosage of medications and supplements to ensure the safety and effectiveness of your treatment.
Hemp seed oil is a plant-based oil rich in omega-3 and omega-6, but it doesn't contain CBD. CBD oil is made from hemp flowers and contains cannabinoids. Many products combine both types of oils, using the seed oil as a carrier for cannabidiol.
CBD is not addictive. Its effects are mild and consist of supporting the body's natural balance. There are no withdrawal symptoms after discontinuing supplementation.
Oil taken sublingually absorbs more quickly—the first effects may appear after 20–30 minutes. Treats require digestion, so the effect usually appears after 1–2 hours. The choice of form depends on your needs: oil is good before a stressful event, while treats may have a longer and more stable effect.
Yes, small doses of CBD can be used preventatively to support your pet's immunity, fitness, and well-being. However, it's important not to exceed the recommended dose and to monitor the body's response. Preventive supplementation can be particularly beneficial for seniors and animals exposed to chronic stress.
High-quality products are characterized by transparent composition, certificates of analysis, manufacturer information, and country of origin. The packaging should be child-resistant, and the expiration date should be clearly marked. Also, check reviews from other caregivers and see if the company offers customer support.
No, adaptogens are a health-supporting supplement, but they do not replace professional veterinary care. Always consult a specialist for serious health concerns. Adaptogens and CBD can be used as a complement to treatment, helping to improve your pet's well-being.
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a network of receptors, endogenous cannabinoids, and enzymes found in mammals, responsible for maintaining physiological balance. Its primary functions include regulating mood, appetite, sleep, immune responses, and pain perception. In animals, as in humans, the ECS functions as a homeostatic system that responds to external and internal stimuli. Understanding how the ECS functions helps us better appreciate why CBD supplements can be beneficial for a variety of conditions, such as anxiety, arthritis, and post-operative recovery.
The most important components of the ECS are CB1 and CB2 receptors, distributed throughout various tissues. CB1 receptors are found primarily in the brain and nervous system, where they influence pain perception, memory, coordination, and behavior. CB2 receptors are found primarily in the immune system, spleen, skin, and organs, playing a key role in the immune response and inflammatory processes. When phytocannabinoids like CBD interact with these receptors, they modulate their activity and support homeostasis.
The body produces its own cannabinoids, known as endocannabinoids. Anandamide and 2-AG (2-arachidonoylglycerol) are the two most well-known compounds. Anandamide, known as the "happiness molecule," binds to CB1 receptors and regulates mood, pain perception, and sleep patterns. 2-AG interacts with both CB1 and CB2, playing an important role in the immune system. CBD doesn't bind directly to the receptors, but increases endocannabinoid levels by inhibiting the enzymes that break them down, thus enhancing the body's natural response.
You can find different types of extracts in the store: full spectrum, broad spectrum i isolates. Full-spectrum extracts contain all the compounds naturally found in hemp, including small amounts of THC, terpenes, flavonoids, and other phytocannabinoids. This composition promotes a synergy known as the entourage effect, which can enhance the effects of CBD. Broad-spectrum extracts are THC-free but contain the remaining phytocannabinoids and terpenes, offering a compromise for those who avoid THC but still want to benefit from the entourage effect. CBD isolate is pure cannabidiol (usually above 99% THC), without other plant compounds; it's a good choice for pets with terpene sensitivities or owners who prefer completely THC-free products.
Besides CBD, other interesting cannabinoids are found in hemp. CBG (cannabigerol) is a precursor to many compounds and has anti-inflammatory properties and supports tissue regeneration. CBN (cannabinol), a compound formed during plant aging, has calming potential and may aid sleep. CBDA (cannabidiolic acid), the acid form of CBD, present in fresh plants, possesses anti-inflammatory and antiemetic properties. A growing number of manufacturers are introducing preparations containing these cannabinoids to the market to leverage their distinct properties and achieve better therapeutic results.
While adaptogens share a common ability to support stress resistance, each plant and mushroom has its own unique effects. Below, you'll find a description of the most popular adaptogens used in animal supplements.
Ashwagandha, also known as withania somnifera, is valued for its ability to reduce tension and anxiety. In animals, it helps control stress responses, supports the immune system, and improves sleep quality. It contains withanolides, which modulate cortisol levels and support cognitive function in older dogs. It is ideal for pets with separation anxiety, behavioral problems, or chronic stress.
Rhodiola rosea is a plant that grows in harsh mountain conditions and increases physical and mental endurance. The rosavins and salanodins it contains allow the body to adapt more quickly to exercise, increasing energy levels and concentration. In dogs and cats, it can increase motivation to train, alleviate fatigue, and support cardiovascular function. It is recommended for active pets and sporting animals.
Reishi mushroom, known as the "mushroom of immortality," contains beta-glucans, triterpenes, and polysaccharides that support the immune system. In animals, reishi may improve resistance to infections, support liver and heart health, and have antioxidant properties. Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, reishi is sometimes used by seniors and pets with chronic illnesses to boost vitality and slow the aging process.
Cordyceps is a filamentous fungus known for its stimulating effects on metabolism and energy levels. It contains cordycepin and adenosine, which may increase oxygen utilization in muscles and support physical performance. In dogs, cordyceps is used for weakness, anemia, and during recovery from illness. When combined with CBD, it creates synergistic support for the respiratory and energy systems.
Although CBD and adaptogens are considered safe, caution should be exercised. Common side effects may include drowsiness, dry mouth, low blood pressure, or loose stools, especially at high doses. Some animals may react differently; therefore, monitor your pet's behavior after administering a supplement. Contraindications include pregnancy, nursing, and serious liver or kidney disease. When in doubt, consult a veterinarian, especially if your pet is taking other medications. Avoid products from unknown sources and products containing artificial additives that may trigger allergies.
Pet owners often fear that CBD or adaptogen products are too expensive, difficult to use, or ineffective. It's worth explaining that the cost stems from high-quality raw materials, purity certificates, and research. Dosing is simple thanks to measuring cups, droppers, and precise instructions. Their effectiveness is confirmed not only by numerous studies but also by reviews from pet owners and veterinarians. Another concern concerns psychoactivity—it's worth noting that pet products are THC-free and don't cause intoxication. Finally, some believe that plant-based supplements are merely a fad: their actual benefits are confirmed by both traditional plant medicine and modern scientific research.
CBD and adaptogens should be considered as part of a broader nutritional strategy. Many animals benefit from combining hemp oil with omega-3 fatty acids from salmon oil, glucosamine, chondroitin, and probiotics. Omega-3 fatty acids help maintain a healthy skin and coat, while glucosamine and chondroitin support joint health. Probiotics support gut flora, which contributes to immunity and well-being. Combining these ingredients with CBD provides comprehensive support for the nervous, digestive, and musculoskeletal systems. Moderation is key to avoiding excess calories and liver stress. It's worth consulting a supplementation plan with your veterinarian to tailor it to your pet's age, weight, and lifestyle.
Supplements can support your pet's health, but they don't replace a healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise, access to fresh air, adequate sleep, and stimulating play are crucial for a pet's mental and physical well-being. It's important to create a quiet resting place, limit noise, and ensure contact with their owner, which reduces stress and promotes recovery. Also, pay attention to the quality of the food—choose products rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals, avoiding excess fillers. Combining a healthy lifestyle with CBD supplementation and adaptogens yields the best results and allows your pet to enjoy a long, active life.
Category for animals Our store responds to the growing demand for natural, effective, and safe products that support the health of dogs and cats. From oils in various concentrations, through treats and capsules, to ointments, shampoos, and adaptogen preparations, our offerings are designed with comprehensive care for your pet in mind. We prioritize quality, ingredient transparency, and laboratory testing to ensure complete assurance of ingredients and safety. We encourage you to explore individual products, compare concentrations, and choose the form that best meets your pet's needs.
Remember that every body is different. Start with small doses, observe your pet's reaction, and gradually adjust supplementation. If in doubt, consult your veterinarian. Natural support in the form of CBD oil, adaptogens and a well-balanced diet will help your pet lead a calm, active, and happy life. To learn more about individual products, visit our specialized category pages and see how hemp delicacies, CBD oil Whether adaptogens for animals can become part of the daily care for your four-legged friend.
The range of hemp products is very diverse, so it is important to understand the differences between the three main types of extracts: full spectrum, broad spectrum and CBD isolate. Preparations full spectrum They contain the full range of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids found in cannabis, including trace amounts of THC (less than 0.3 %), which promotes the so-called entourage effect – synergy between substances. broad spectrum They also contain many phytocannabinoids and terpenes, but are completely free of THC, making them suitable for particularly sensitive animals or when THC must be completely excluded. CBD isolate It's pure cannabidiol, separated from other plant compounds. It's a good option for animals with allergies or for therapies that require precise dosage control. When choosing between these forms, it's important to consider your pet's reaction, your veterinarian's preferences, and the purpose of the supplementation.
Our category includes a variety of products designed to meet a variety of pet needs. To help you choose, here are brief descriptions of our most popular items:
Thanks to the wide range of products available, every owner can tailor the product to their pet's needs, taking into account age, activity, health and taste preferences.
When planning CBD and adaptogen supplementation, it's worth preparing for various circumstances. Before traveling by car or plane, administer the oil about 30–60 minutes before departure. This will promote calm during the trip and reduce motion sickness. During a vet visit, you can give your dog or cat a CBD treat to keep them occupied and help them relax in the waiting room. For procedures requiring prolonged immobilization, hemp products can alleviate anxiety and pain. It's also worth administering CBD before New Year's Eve fireworks – start supplementing a few days beforehand to increase their tolerance to the auditory stimuli.
Adaptogens support the body by regulating the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, the system responsible for producing stress hormones. This allows them to reduce cortisol levels during times of stress and increase its secretion when energy is needed for action. They also influence neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamine, which translates into improved well-being and increased motivation in animals. Regular use of adaptogens can improve the body's ability to adapt to changes in temperature, physical exertion, and mental stress.
For joint and musculoskeletal problems, it's worth combining CBD with chondroprotective substances such as glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM (methylsulfonylmethane), or collagen. CBD has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, and these ingredients support cartilage regeneration, synovial fluid production, and ligament elasticity. You'll find this combination in treats. Dogitos For Joints. You can also use collagen powders and adaptogens (e.g., reishi) separately to enhance the protective effect.
The European Union is still working to harmonize regulations regarding hemp products for humans and animals. In Poland, the THC limit is 0.3 1 TP3T, although some countries are introducing lower or higher limits. Developing research on cannabinoids indicates that new products containing other compounds, such as CBG or CBN, will emerge in the future, potentially offering additional benefits. It's worth following current information and choosing products that comply with the latest standards.
Adaptogenic plants have a long history in traditional medical systems. In Ayurvedic medicine, ashwagandha was used as a tonic and longevity aid, while in Chinese medicine, reishi was considered the "mushroom of immortality." Siberian hunters chewed rhodiola root to increase stamina during hunts. Modern research confirms many of these traditional uses, inspiring manufacturers to create animal supplements that utilize ancient recipes in a modern way.
It's important to remember that even the best supplements won't replace a proper diet and physical activity. Animals fed high-quality food rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals, and receiving regular exercise, respond more quickly to CBD and adaptogen supplementation. Always adjust the caloric intake of meals to the animal's weight and lifestyle, and if you introduce oils or treats, reduce the amount of other fats proportionally to avoid burdening the liver.
For owners new to CBD and adaptogens, a sample daily schedule will be helpful. In the morning, with breakfast, you can give a small amount of CBD oil along with a probiotic supplement. In the afternoon, before a walk or workout, give a treat with adaptogens to boost energy and stress resistance. In the evening, before bed, give another dose of oil with lemon balm or ashwagandha, which will help your pet calm down and fall asleep faster. Monitor your pet's reaction and modify the schedule according to your veterinarian's recommendations.
